Evening journal., 1912-09-04
HOLIDAY JOY
AT PENNSCROVE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
PENNSGROvH, N. j., Sept. AL
fred ]. Price and family, George
HUM and family. of Philadelphia,
have returned home after spending
a month at the price"
Mrs. Joseph Stoeheld and son,
Misses Kathryn and Mary TODD, of
Rising Sun. are guests af Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. F. Thompson at the "w.
f. Thompson"
Jorn B. Wood and family, Misses
Gertrude Nickle and Elizabeth Bur-
CESS spent Labor Day at Prices"
cottage on Airy avenue.
William and Miss Mary lies, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Sipes at the Norwood" have
returned TO their home in Whining
ton.
Mrs. Margalet Farrell, Misses
Hettie Carr, Margaret Welsh, Marie
Powell, Viola Williams, of Whining
ton, Miss Lillian Eakin, of Camden.
Miss Cecilia Wentzell, George Went
zell, of Reading, Pa. Joseph Dough-
erty, Frank Hyland. Jr., James Carr,
James Zebley, William Robinson,
Raymond Goodwin and Frank Wander
back are spending two weeks at the
John P, Jr."
The Misses Bessie Banks and Edith
Walker spent Labor Day at the Cen
trail"
Mrs. Terry, Of Philadelphia; David
Meyers and family, Edward and Will
liam Meyers and Miss zella Terry
are at the Marie"
Frank Jendell and family spent La
Dor Day at the Frances"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Papa, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flagherty and sor
> James, Miss Mabel Adams, Charles
Edward, Daniel, Frank. Mary and Al
fred Papa and Harmon Sons are a
the Lone Stair" for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rudolph en-
tertained at a watermelon party a
the idle Hour" a number of theii
neighbors. Miss Irene Rudolph gavl
several instrumental and vocal Sc
}. lections
S William Bosha. Jr., Frank Cassel
n Jacob Veit. Charles Luadsay, Franl
. Schrier, Harry Rinek. Harry Bosha
] y
y land Lamar, of Philadelphia, wer
e guests at the Happy Four"
Field day sports were held by tn
o members of the "Tee-Hee," on Mon
day. The following were winners
; Frank Cadell. 100 yard dash, IL sec
o onds; standing high jump, feet,
II inches; Oscar Himple; 10 var
" hurdle and 220 yard hurdles. Is sec
r onds and 80 seconds; Joseph Pal
n terson, pole vault, IL feet; Harr
" Patterson, running broad jump, ]
S. feet; Jake Zebley, hop, step an
'e Jump; Frank Cadell, 100 yard dasl
s. II seconds: standing high jump.
J. feet. inches; official timer, Isaa
Is Hackett; starter. Harry Kirby.
-t Misses Nellie Hamilton and Sara
If Gray are guests at the Frances B.
l. after spending a weet at Atlantf
IS City.
le Robert Hanley, William Himpl
h William Firth and Frank Vande
IS back are spending some time at Il
+, ''V of Us"
= Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller ga
3. a watermelon party to 200 OF the CO
W tsgers in Miller's Grove on Lab
IT, Day.
IT The cottages on Airy avenu
re Simpkin's Shore. Mill street al
ne Blohm's Shore formed a parade {
D. Monday, under the direction Of Fur
n, man Engel, who was arrayed in
4, policeman's garb. Deputies similar
ne clothed. were stationed to ke'
D. straight ranks. They we're all ther
re the tall and the short the fat and Il
g thin and as they paraded the sho
- Il was classed as being the best
"a, Pennsgrove for some years. Mr.. 2
TX gel was pronounced the most comic
Us man in line and received a beautif
pm bouquet Captain William Thompso
a of the Alvin" was next to be co
X sidered, he being the stoutest al
re- was also rewarded with a bouqu
Is Mr.. vandergrift was the tallest mi
while dainty Miss Charlotte Bdmon
II: son was the dwarf of the processic
III Many lost articles have been spec
eer lily returned to rightful owners as I