Gloucester County Democrat., 1911-10-26
WENONAH.

Irlends ID washington, u. G., tor a
short time.
A business meeting and Shakes
peare social was held in the NJ. E.
Church by the Epworth League on
Monday evening. The members and
their friends dressed in costume to.
represent book or a character from
that author
Miss Mortie Stokes has returned
home after spending several days in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Steward,
Miss Gertrude Steward and Mr.. Emil
Viereck, of Mullica Hill, spent Sum
day at the home of Mr.. John Viereck.
The Boy Scouts of Wenonah de-
feated East Side of Woodbury. on
Monday by the score of to o. East
Side outweighed the Boy Scouts of
Wenonah about 10 pounds to the man.
Mrs. Edward Sapp entertained the
Monday Club Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Oscar Redrow is suffering from
a severe attack of influenza but still
is able to be at his Office in Camden
every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rickerson
(nee Clark who were recently mar
ried, are now occupying their new
home on Lincoln ave.
Mrs Charles Beatty entertained at
bridge on Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Gage was unable to preach on
Sunday on account of cold which
settled in the bronchial tubes. Mrs.
Dierpendafer, of Erie, Pa, took his
place in the morning and Rev. Bots
ford, of Woodbury., in the evening.
The Young Ladies Sewing Circle
resumed meetings on Tuesday of last
week at the home of Mrs. Helen
Gehr. On Monday they were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. R. H. Co
mey, by Mrs. Walter Squires.
Mrs. George Parks recently enter
tanned her sisters, Mrs. Kenyon and
Mrs. Cadawallader, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Palmer Finch has returned
home from delightful trip with
friends in Washington, D. c..
Mr. Frank Benson has returned
from Boston. While there he took
dinner with his son Arthur, at Ando-
iver Heights School.
The meeting of the w. C. T. u.
was held at o'clock on Monday at
the home of Mrs. E. Johnson, on Man
tua ave. A report from the State con-
vention at Woodstown, was read.
The Add annual convention of the
Gloucester County Sunday School As
sociation will be held in the M. e.
Church to-day. Morning session at
$50. Lunch will be 25 cents and
dinner at 6 o'clock for 35 cents.
Real Estate Agent, Miss Wilkins has
sold the Harvey property on Mantua
ave., to E. Davis, of Woodbury.
There was no prayer service in the
NJ. 3. Church on Wednesday evening
owing to wedding in the church on
that evening.
Miss Florence Spedder is spending
some time in Atlantic City as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Durell.
Mrs. Kate Bond, of Newburgh, N
Y, is spending two weeks at the home
of Mrs Thomas Adams.
Next Sunday, Oct. 29th, will be
! Rally Day for the Sunday school of
the M. 3. Church. A very interest
| ing program will be given by the
children at 230 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuster spent Sun
day with his parents at Paulsboro.
Mrs. Sarah Clark, of Bridgeton, is
| spending some time with Mrs. Anna
Johnston
Mrs. Anna Jordan, the wife of Mon
roe Jordan, passed away at $50 on
Sunday evening. Mrs. Jordan has
been a patient sufferer for over three
years. Mrs. Jordan leaves a hus-
band and three daughters, Ada, who
has been faithful nurse; Aline, a
teacher at Alloway, and Ellen, who is
teaching at Leesburg. The funeral
services were held on Tuesday even
ing at the home, at $50 p. M, corner
Willow street and Clinton ave- In
terment was private at Aldine on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pyle were
entertained at dinner in Frankford
Pa, on Friday evening.
Mrs. Swartz entertained Mr.. Err
nest Clark and his fiancee, Miss Fish,
of Florida, over Sundaw.
Miss Alice Neeley, of Fairfield, Pa,
and a student at Drexel Institute, was
the guest of her brother, Mr.. w. ".
Neeley, over Sunday.
It is reported that Mr.. Walter
| Wright will soon erect two new hous-
es on the East side of South Clinton
ave.
Mr.. Snow is erecting another house
on Clinton ave.
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REPAUPO.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. McIlyaine of