Pleasantville weekly press., 1910-09-17
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This paper is on sale at Nichols groc-
cry store on Friday evening, where a
box for news items is provided; collec-
tions Tuesday evenings.
Taylor Lafferty Mr.. Henry Taylor,
| of Groveland avenue and Miss Elizabeth
| Lafferty, of Philadelphia, who has been
| spending the summer at Wildwood, were
quietly married at the home of the
groom's parents Saturday evening, Sept.
3, by Rev. G. c. Luther. The happy cou-
pie then spent several days in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meisle are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Meisle cot
tage on Bay avenue. Mrs. Mesle was
Miss Anna Staaka, who recently spent
year at her home in Germany.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wolf, of Potts
vile, Pa, are visiting Mrs. VOLTS par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Piercey, on
Ocean Boulevard
MIR. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Smith and two
daughters, of Philadelphia, spent Sun
day as guests of Thompson villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Rowan, Of Phila-
delphia, were Point visitors last Sunday.
| Mrs. Oscar Nichols is entertaining her
mother for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers s. Steelman took
a weeks trip to Gettysburg battle field.
returning Saturday evening.
Mrs. Otto Fuchsschwanz is quite i'll at
her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Esther Thompson has resumed
her duties as teacher in the James
Martin school in Philadelphia
Mr.. Louis Steuber, proprietor of the
| Grand View, has been i'll for week past.
but is rapidly improving,
Mrs. Walter A. Smith and two children
are spending some time with relatives IN
Philadelphia.
| The Uncle Josh, the speedy motor boat.
was purchased by Mr.. George Vickers
last Saturday
Mr.. Peter Schwartz, the recent hero on
the bay, has purchased brand new bank
skiff, which carries powerful motor and
will be perfectly safe at sea. He will
| not part with the little motor boat in
which he made the rescue fthe large
| party.
Boat builder VIM. Lewis has Just fin
| ished new garvey for r. L. Westphal
1t was launched on Thursday. The fam
GUS fisherman will now have plenty of
| IOOll lOl HIS cdlcu6S.
| Mr.. Emory Kirwan, member of the
chamber of commerce of Baltimore, Nd,
| paid week end visit to Mr.. and Mrs
F. F. Westphal.
| Mr.. Henry Whitcomb received a pain
full sprain of the wrist last Wednesday
while cranking the motor in his boat
1t was thought some bones were broken
until DR.. Corson examined the member
| Mr.. John Lancaster, of Frankford,
| Philadelphia, spent several days at the
Frankford cottage recently. He brought
several friends along and the party fell
! in love with our city at once.
| The Meisle cottage on Bay avenue
entertained the bride and groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Meisle, Harry, who is on
his vacation, DIR. Fred, George, Sr. and Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clark Bowen will again
take up their residence on Atlantic ave
nue. this coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blomberg, who
have recently returned from Europe, are
| spending the month at the Colonial cot
tage, on Delaware avenue.
| Mr.. ]. NJ. Foreman is spending a~few
days at the Colonial cottage.
The Sunday school class No. 6, of
Bethany church will give an entertain
ment at the home Of VIM. Lewis, near
Somers mansion on Saturday evening,
Sept. 18th. Including treat and prize
to be given to the winner of the patch
game Ice cream will be on sale.
| The stewards of Bethany church will
giev chicken pot-pie supper at Bowen
cottage on Thursday evening, Sept. p.
! All are welcome.
The Meisle boys as crew of the staunch
motor boat Elsiem, have recently return
ed from coastwise cruise around Cape
May waters. The trip was quite inter-
esting and the crew were royalty enter
tanned at Wildwood, Anglesea, Sea Isle,
Cape May, etc. The Elsiem carried the
new pennant of the Somers Point Yacht
Club, which caused the members of the