Evening journal., 1912-09-17
RECEPTION FOR
NEWLY WEEDS
PennSGrOVe Friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Layton Make
Merry at Home Coming

and Mrs. Hubert Layton, who were
married recently, were given a recep-
ton at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Bevis.,
The bride and groom are two Of the
younger members of Pennsgrove
Grange, and take a prominent part
I'm the oranges social events. About
$50 members of Pennsgrove and Ped
ricktown Oranges we're present. The
Liberty Band of Pennsgrove enlivened
the occasion with music.
Miss Laura NJ. Reed entertained a
few friends i'm honor of her eighteenth
birthday anniversary at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Lay
ton. Those present we're: The Misses
Laura Reed, Eva PrinSen. Pauline
and Helen Locuson, Sarah and
Frances Layton. Charles Locuson,
Warren Jaquett, Lloyd Walker James
Layton, Wilbur Layton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Nj. Summerill, George Layton,
Mrs. Laura Prinsen and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. B. Layton.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Layton was
stricken with palaysis on Saturday.
Her right side and speech are affected.
Mrs. Layton is slightly improved to-
day
Commodore Benjamin Hurff took
party on his yacht Sweetheart to
New Castle on Saturday night Com
modore Hurff and Mr.. Taylor kept
the party in laughing spirits by their
wit and antics. Those who enjoyed
the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Doughten and son, Mrs. William A.
Sack. chaperons The Misses Frances
Sampsel. Hazel Handy, Martha Paul
Emma Taylor. Clara Thompson, Ma
mie Burke, Mary Moseley, Ethel Arm
strong, Reba Justice. Veronica Nose
lev. Kathryn Burk, Walter Callahan,
Warren Smith, James Cunningham,
James Sparks, William r. Diver, Earl
Slope, Earle Corson, Harry Simple,
Harland Taylor. Homer Leap and
Commodore B. w. Hurn.
George Wilson, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
friends.
George W. Matlack. IT., is at The
Elsie May
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sines spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Nor
wood
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith and
sons, Russell and Warren. of Philadel-
phia. spent Saturday and Sunday at
the Pennsylvania"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murdock and son,
AIphonsus. have returned home after
spending six weeks at the Rock
William Firth spent Sunday at the
" of w. S.
MIR. and Mrs. James Robinson
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
cottage on Sacks Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Collins and
son. Arthur, we're the guests OF his
mother at the "Winona."
Miss Harriet Harbeson has return
ed home from Atlantic City and is
entertaining Miss Ethel M. Turner
OF Philadelphia.
Miss Lille B. Harris has been
spending two weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blyler and
son. George Blyler, Jr., spent the
. weekend at the Sea View"
MIR. and Mrs. James Matlack and
son. RAYMOND. of Philadelphia, spent
SATURDAY and Sunday at the Marie B..
Miss Lou d. Thompson, OF Ham
monton. n. j., spent Sunday
with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Roeder and children
and Miss Maude Young. of Philadel-
phia. spent Saturday and Sunday at
the "Idro.'
Mr. and Mrs. James Forrest and
Miss Agnes Forrest we're the guests
of Frank Jeandell, Miss Elizabeth
and William Jeandell, az the
Frances"
Mrs. Wentish and daughter, Mabel
spent Sunday at the "Wentish.
Mrs. Oscar Longacre, Of Wildwood
\. j.. is pending ONE time with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Lamertine Long
acre.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lott and
daughter. MYRTLE and Mr. and Mrs
Wilson we're Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. Poole, at the victoria
Mr. and Mrs John Stauffer are
snending a week in Millers Grove.
Howard pyle and family. OF VIII
mington. we're over-Sunday guests
with his parents at the Ralph W."
Mr. and Mrs Charles Evans, OF
Chester. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Savoy Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Savoy Evans will close
their cottage and go to Gibbstown foI
short STAY after which they Will
leave for the southern part of Florida
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrison and
q family and George Creast, of Phila-
4 delphia. are at No. Miller's Grove
for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas starr, MT. ahO
y Mrs. Harry Stout and Earle stout
\ have been spending week at the
La France" Robert Wade was
4 Sunday visitor there.
n Samuel Kersey. of Chester, was al
over-Sunday visitor of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Husbands, at the Allegheny
4 The Misses Frances Jeandell anc
Mary Mosely are classed as the hes
swimmers and canoeists along th'
y shore.
n Mr.. and Mrs Edward Moseley en-
Fl tertained a weekend party at th'
81 "NIosken." They We're Misses Frances
81 Jandell, Veronica, Mary and Carrie
# Moseley, George Shackleton, Leonard
# william and Edwin Moseley, Oscai
AZ Winfield, James Cunningham, Benja
s. min Moseley and William r. Gem.
# Major James Sweeten and Council
~ man James Diver spent week il
81 New York City. Albany and at th'
State Fair at Syracuse.
81 BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.