Pleasantville weekly press., 1910-09-03
1eigR6orRooa RofeA and Qer0onoR]
Mrs. Tatem spent Tuesday in Phila.
Miss Myrtle Lake is visiting in Phila-

Mrs. Tatem spent Tuesday in Phila.
Miss Myrtle Lake is visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Lake have returned
after summering at National Park.
Mr.. David Lake spent several days at
Fortescue this week.
Miss Carrie Young, Of Nutley, N. j., j.
visiting Miss Ethel Bartlett
Carl Adams expects to enter the At
lantc City high school this fall.
Mrs. j. H. North returned Monday
after delightful visit at Saratoga
Springs.
Mrs. Spiese gave Bible reading at
the home Of Mrs. Snyder on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Clara Pierce, of Philadelphia,
spent several days this week with Miss
Mabel Heinzer
Mr.. J. H. Read is visiting his daugli-
ter Miss Rena Read, at the home of Mr.
William Smith.
The Art Club were entertained by
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gaskill have re-
turned after restful visit at Asbury
Park and New York
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Beitel entertained
Mrs. X. Albertson, Of Philadelphia, sew
eral days this week
DR.. and Mrs McClelland are much
improved in health at the Kittatinny at
Delaware Water Gap.
Miss Rosna Bruker will make her
home with Mrs. Preston Adams during
the month of September.
Mr. Bates and Rev. Steckel enjoyed a
game of tennis on Mr.. Ambrose Ham
mels grounds at Absecon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Fennel enter
tanned Mrs. Thomas Dubois and Miss
Cora Dubois, of Paulsboro, this week.
Ross Williams resigned from his posi-
tion in a restaurant in Atlantic City
and is now having an outing at Haley
vile.
Mrs. J. Estill, Mrs. c. Fielder and Mrs.
w. Longbottom, of Philadelphia, are De-
cupying the Lee cottage for several
weeks.
Mrs. Charles B. Boyer and daughter
Bessie spent several weeks at Perkasie.
where they were joined for several days
by Mr.. Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Snichter, of Read
ing, Pa, and Mrs. Mary i. Smith, Of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William IT. Mathis.
Rev. McCorkle. of Atlantic City, will
fill the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. There will be
musical service in the evening.
Miss Stella Zippler is having several
weeks vacation in Philadelphia. Mr.
and Mrs. Zippler have been entertain
ing Mrs. Mary Buckley and her daugh-
ter Josephine, Of Philadelphia. n
Mrs. Harry Raup is visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. VIM. York was visitor at Wide
wood during the week.
Miss Lana Rsley is spending the week
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cliff Shinn and Miss Jester are
visiting in Beforehand, Maryland.
Miss E. McMannis, of Philadelphia, IS
the guest of Miss Nellie Ingersoll.
Mrs Horton. Of Bridgeton, j. visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Stebbins.
/ Miss Madeline Burkard is entertaining
Miss Kathryn Milligan, of Philadelphia
Mrs. Geo. H. Adams and Miss Elsie
Adams are visiting at Stroudsburg, Pa
DIR. Morgan. of Crozier Seminary, lect-
ured Wednesday evening at the Baptist
church.
Mrs. E. Brown and son, OF Fredericks
Md. are spending the week with Mrs
| Dennery
Mrs.-John H. Simpkins entertained heI
| brother, Dr. George P. Kietfer, over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrough PRICE are en-
tertaning Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ~Schauflel
and daughter.
1t is a pleasure to see Emory Helfrlcl
about. we sympathize with his inabilit.
| to cover the diamond.
The Amcus Club journihg to Wild
wood on Labor Day. Everything points
to an enjoyable outing.
Mr.. Clayberger, connected with th'
Lake & Risley Co., has been seriously il
for three weeks, is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. z. Ryon and Mr.. an
Mrs w. F. Rogers enjoyed an automo
bile spin to Asbury Park Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs Alison Stone, Of Philadel
phia. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. lnger
soil for a month, have returned to Phlla
Mr.. Charles Meadowcroft entertaine'
during the week Mr.. and Mrs. Josepl
Meadowcroft and Mr. James Murphy, 0
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Ida Risley on Sunday evening
Igave dinner to Mr and Mrs. L.W. Mint
zer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ?. Ryon and MI
and Mrs. w. F. Rogers, of Burlington.
Mr.. Andrew Somerville has as III
guests for the week Mr. and Mrs. Waite
Peirce, Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. j. Peirce
of Mt Holly, and Mr.. Jacob Helsler, o
Trenton.
Mr.. Howard w. Schneider, Commis
sioner Of Inland Water Ways, who ha
been stopping with his mother, Mrs
Simpkins, has left for the Providence
r. l., convention