Pleasantville weekly press., 1910-09-24
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Ladies' Auxiliary of the Methodist Pro-
testant church. While there she was the
guest of Rev. Mr. Craig, former pastor
of Mt Pleasant church.
Mrs. James Lewis Risley spent Monday
i'll Philadelphia.
Emory Helfrich left Wednesday to
continue his studies at Peddie Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, L. Adams are spend
ing several weeks at Delaware Water
Gap.
Mr.. Max Kirscht became member of
Sons of Veterans at the encampment on
Wednesday.
The valedictorian for the county com
mencement of the public schools to be
held October q is James Cavileer OF
Linwood.
Miss Elizabeth r. Willis returned We'd
nesday from trip to Martha's Vineyard
Island, Mass. and Little Diamond Is
land, Casco Bay, Maine.
The pastors aid society of the Presby
terian church met at Mrs. Mervyn VIII
sons home Tuesday evening and re-org-
anized for the coming year.
The Helping Hand Society of the Bap
tist church held their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. Harry
Rogers at Estelleville. The party coa-
sisted of twenty-five members and they
were met at Mays Landing by Mr.. Rog-
ers, who conveyed them to Estellville III
wagons.
The Pleasantville schools and many Of
the places of business were closed Wed
nesday to see the G. A. R. parade at the
National Encampment i'll Atlantic City.
The Grand Army of the Republic repre-
sented by veterans from every state in
the Union marching to the strains Of
The Star Spangled. Banner and Mary
land, My Maryland was an inspiring
sight.
Last Friday Mrs Robt. NJ. Willis and
Miss A. Thomas entertained at a porch
tea. The invited guests were: Miss En-
ma MacNeal Miss Carrie G. Reed, Miss
Mary c. Reynolds, Miss n. Evelyn Sur
tees. Miss Lydella H. Smith, Miss Hays
and Miss Alice Hays, Miss Mary TreXler,
Miss Florine Ross, Miss Zippler, Miss NJ.
Wolfe Smith, Mrs. B. T. Hazleton, Miss
Bertha A. Sautter, Miss Alice Campbell,
Miss Bertha Gramm, Miss Carrie B.
, Ewart, Miss r. Bruker, Miss Marjorie
North and Miss Carrie Wheeler.
Mr.. Walter Conover gave very unique
and enjoyable entertainment to the Alb
secon Amicus Club on Friday evening.
The early part of the evening was spent
on the water. After cruising around the
Absecon bay in Mr.. Conover's large
launch, they went to the home of Mr..
H. B. Boice where a. full musical pro-
gram was rendered. Program: Piano
selections, Hearts and Flowers. Sleep and
Forget, Herman Madden; vocal solo, I'm
Longing for Tomorrow When | Think
of Yesterday, Miss Ethel Giberson; violin
solo, Southern Melodies, Walter Tozer:
vocal solo, Sing Me to Sleep, Miss Edna
Lee, accompanied by violin and piano;
vocal solo, Queen of the Earth, All
Have Sighed to Rest Me, Walter Tozer:
violin and piano, Poet and Peasant, Wal
ter Tozer and Herman Madden. The pro-
gram was followed by refreshments in the
dining room. Others present. Misses
Lydella Smith, Clara Rawley, Katherine
Poemlear Olive Conoyer, Nina Conover
and Eva Weir, Messrs. John Lancaster.
of Philadelphia: Irwin Adams, Leroy Ad
ans and Charles Moore.
Mrs. George Bartlett left Monday to
spend vacation in Easton, Delaware
Water Gap and Pen Argyll, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barrett are enjoy
ing vacation at Niagara Falls and other
northern points. They will return early
next week.
Dir. Clyde NJ. Fish and Mr. Walter
Martz left Tuesday for a ten-day auto
mobile trip through Pennsylvania and
New York states.
Mrs. Anna B. Reilly, mother of At
lantic Citys councilman James B. Reilly,
was buried i'll Pleasantville cemetery
Wednesday. She was 81 years old.
Mr.. John S. Weaver is recovering from
an operation in Philadelphia hospital
The cause which led up to this was
large carbuncle on the back Of the
merchants neck, and now Mr.. Weaver
is progressing finely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mcdonald, form
erly of Pittsburg, but who now live in a
cottage OH Fernwood avenue, have left
for short trip through the south and
west. Mrs. Mcdonald hopes to recuper
ate her health; she has been under great
strain during the summer and her hus-
band believes the change will be bene-
fcial