Pleasantville weekly press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1890-1911, 1910-04-23
ReigR6orRood RoreA and 9ereonoPS

Mrs. Thomas Thompi,ins = corNaIesc-
ing after weeks Illness.
Mrs. Charles Chattcl spent several
days OF this week in Philadelphia,
Aged Daniel McGronigle is lying il u
critical condition at his home on Pleas
ant avenue.
Mrs. Abbie Lake entertained her cotls-
IN Mrs. Caddie Hutton. OF Millville, over
Sunday.
Mr. aud Mrs. james Martz, formerly
of Plcasantville, have taken apartments
on Washington avenue,
Miss Rcbecca Sooy had Miss Edith
Roderer, of Philadelphia, as her guest
Tor several days this week.
/ Mr. Clark Vernon, of Trenton, and
Mr.. Ena McGironigle visited Mr.. and Mrs.
David McC;ronigle over Sunday.
Mr. Charles Hagaman's many friends
are glad to hear that he is convalescing
| from his late critical illness.
Acssrs. Sinclair Boice, Clark Adams
and Ellis Thompson spent Tuesday in
Camden attending to military duties.
A successful cake sale for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church was held ut
the home Of Mrs. Large Saturday after
noon.
| Miss Agnes M. Blake has returned 10
her home in Port Republic after spending
several days with her cousin, Miss Julia
5. Ingeroll.
| MIR. Parker Harris has re-purchased
the Verona avenue house which he form
erly owned and his parents have again
taken possession.
| Mr.. Edmond Carey, wife and two child
ren, of Bellville, Canada, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. Robt White. They may
remain here all summer.
Mrs. Curtis Risley and her mother,
Mrs. Theo. Allen, left Burlington Tues
day where they will visit Mrs. Wilbur
Rodgers. They expect to remain for Il
couple of weeks.
Master Richard Buzby entertained sew
elal of his little friends at the home of
Mrs. George w. Leech, Saturday after
noon, in honor of his fifth birthday.
Those present were: Kathryn Reilly,
Maria Reilly and Clara Kirscht.
A reception was given Rev. and Mrs.
IS. R. Stratton in the First Baptist
ichurch on Thursday evening. A very
pheasant evening was spent and the
following program was rendered: Pray-
er, Rev. II. r. McClelland; address, Rev.
L. A. Wells; address, Rev. S. X. STRAIT
ton; solo, Miss Ida Collins; recitation,
Miss Alice Rutter, solo, Miss Cox; reci-
tation, Miss Sara Adams; solo, Mrs,
Frank Herring; recitation, Miss Alice
Rutter.
Miss Lola Gaskill entertained the Ab-
sceon Amicus Club AZ her home on fri-
day evening. A delightful program was
rendered to the enjoyment Of all. Mr.
Leroy Adams and Mr.. Irwin Adams sang
comic song entitled: Check 1t, viii
your hat" The AmicHs orchestra rend
cred several selections. This is a new
addition to the club and gave its first
performance Friday evening The mcm
bcrs are: Herman Madden, pianist; lie
roy Adams, coruetist; Irwin Adams
violinst; Claude Albor, vioIinist; Rake
Bowen, elarionet. Mr. Wm. Parsels re
cited the "0ld Woman from Pawtucket,
Claude Albor gave impersonations o
Richard Garlic. Geo. M. Cohan, Rober
IIilliard and Sam Bernard. The latte
lpart of the evening was spent in game
arranged by the hostess. Prizes were woI
BY Mrs. Constant Steelman, Lydella
Smith, Katherine Pomelear and MINI
CoBover. A supper of several course
was served Each guest was presentci
with a favor which was supposed TO re
present talents. Others present were
Misses Olive Conover, Helen Weaver
Grace Winch, Emma Gaskill, Mrs. Fran
Gaslxill, Mrs. Cadeli and Mr., Charlie
Moore.