Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-04-09
IleigR6orRooa RofeA and Per1onoRS

Mrs. James Blackman spent Monday
with her father Mr.. j. B. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Rogers, of Burl
ington, are visiting Mrs. Arthur p. Ryon.
Mr.. Vaughan Crane, of Tuckerton, was
the guest of Miss Jessie Havens this
week.
Mrs NJ II. Fish returned this week
from Il soiourn of several months i'll
the south.
Mrs Somers Hand, of Atlantic City,
was the guest of Mrs. l.. w. Mintzer OH
Thursday.
A muskrat measuring two feet III
length was killed in front of MIR. Giles
Clements store last Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Pierce, of Ocean City,
spent several days last week with her
cousin Miss Carolyn Mintzer.
Miss Florence Lake has gone to Phild-
delpha for a short visit, after which
she Will take southern trip.
Mrs. Earnest Becker and Mrs. Abe
Reilly, of Atlantic City, We're the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs William Reiss last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Knight, Of
Eatontown, spent several days last
week as the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
L. w. Mintzer.
Miss Edith Parker returned to her
home at Stratford on Tuesday after
visiting friends in Atlantic City and
Pleasantville several weeks.
Miss Bertha Gramm, teacher of Latin
and English in the high school, entertain
ed her sister, Miss Mary Gramm, OF
Marietta, Pa, and Mr.. Fred Broome, OF
Lancaster, Pa, several days this week
The home and foreign mission of the
Salem NJ Z. church held an all day
meeting on Thursday Mrs. Hadden was
the speaker of the morning and Mrs
Kelport of the afternoon session. There
was musical program by Atlantic City
talent. A free lunch was served to all.
Miss Ethel Giberson entertained the
Absecon Amicus Club at her home on
Shore Road Friday evening. The eyel-
inc was spent i'll music and cards. The
hostess entertained the company with
several solos, and a duet by the tallest
members of the club, Irwin Adams and
Leroy Adams was heartily applauded-
The evening ended with a delightful re-
past in the dining room. Those pres
ent were: Misses Lola Gaskill, Clara
Rawley, Olive Conover, Nina Conoyer,
Messrs. William Parsels, Herman Mad
den. Charles Moore and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Giberson.
Mr.. Baker Bowen delightfully."- enter
tanned the Absecon Amicus Club at his
home in Leeds Point on Thursday eve
ming. The club made the trip in a
large automobile. The merriment of
the party came to standstill when VIM.
Parsels was jolted through one of the
jsiugIass windows The evening was
spent in games and dancing i'll the large
dining room, which was cleared later for
bointiful repast. Those present were:
Misses LydeIla Smith, Olive Conover,
Rena Martin, Messrs. William Parsels,
Irwin Adams, Herman Madden, Leroy
Adams and Lewis Parsels, of Lancaster,
Pa.
Miss Grace Winch entertained num-
ber of her friends in honor of her birth
day on Saturday evening Misses Olive
Adams and Lola Gaskill entertained the
company with some very beautiful
piano selections, A humber of expert
ments in mental tclcpathy We're tried.
These were led by the Ware brothers.
| The refreshments in the gaily decorated
| dining room brought the party back to
| earth again. ihc guests were Misses
| Alberta Adams, Margaret Marshall
| Grace Adams, Elsie Adams, Julia Inger.
soil and MIR. and Mrs George Adams
| Messrs. Mortimer Ware, Evi Ware, Ed
ward Stephenson, Buddy Harris ani
Charles Moore,