Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1912-02-15
WENONAH.

WENUNA.H.
The Camden Y. M. C. "A. Glee Club
will give an evening of music and
humor for the benefit Of the Method
list Brotherhood, on Friday evening,
February 16, at SIS o'clock, In Mob
Its Hall. Tickets rs cents.
Mr.. John vIereck, Mrs. Emma
Gaunt and son George spent Sunday
in Mickleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Benson have
returned from taking in the automo-
bile shows in New York and visiting
in Amber, Pa.
Mrs. Walter Squires entertained the
Sewing Circle on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruthana Hatch, mother of Mr..
William Hatch, passed away peace
fully on Friday morning, at the home
of her son on East Mantua ave. Mrs.
Hatch was over ninety two years of
age, and the funeral took place on
Monday, February 18th, at o'clock.
Interment was at Green Mount Gem
etery, Baltimore, Md.
On Monday the Wenonah Military
Academy held an indoor track meet
with the Southern Manual T. H. s.,
of Philadelphia at 2.30 o'clocks.
Mr.. Edward Pyle with Mr.. Ellison
Leap, of Glassboro, left last Friday
for a three weeks stay in the south
ern part of Florida.
Mrs. Percy Jones will give a sub
scription dance in the Academy gym.
for the benefit of the Trumpeter and
Athletic Association, in the near flu
ture.
Little Virginia Wright was among
the sick list last week.
A Farmers and Poultry Keepers
Cooperative Association is now form
ing in Wenonah and Mantua.
Mrs. Emily Gaunt, of Mickleton,
has returned home after spending
some time with her daughter and
granddaughter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Green, of
Woodbury., were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Baylies,
on Sunday last.
Mrs. P c.. Jones spent Thursday
in Haddondeld.
Mrs. Grover G.. Richman entertain
ed at luncheon on last Thursday.
The Wenonah Military Academy
basket ball team defeated Temple
University Prep. School on Saturday
at 8.15 in the gym, by the score of
SO to 10. The Academy Reserves
played team from the American
League of Philadelphia. Score 20 to
A in favor of W. M. A.
Mrs. Oscar Adams has gone to
N01xy orb RI hay h rc1, II n
father on their return from trip to
Europe.
Mrs. William Ekey is entertaining
Mrs. w. H. Beighel and son Atlee, of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mantua Grange No SO P. of H.
will confer the third and fourth de-
grees on a class next Monday even
ing February 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sapp enter
tanned the Five Hundred on Friday
evening.
The Teachers Association of the
Presbyterian Church met at the home
of Mr.. Paris on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Edward Gehr entertained at
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ketterer, of Phila
The Monday Club met at the home
of Mrs. Charles Hobson on Monday
Mr.. Krayer, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of his brother, George Kray-
er on Sunday.
On Sunday evening the Epworth
League of the NJ. E. Church took on.
a renewed interest. It was Lincoln
night and the leader, Miss Mary Me-
horter, and DR.. GiImour gave several
good anecdotes of the beautiful char
acter of Lincoln. A quartette of lit
tie girls sang When He Cometh to
Make Up His Jewels. a
Sergeant DeHaven, of the Second
City Troop, of Philadelphia, now has
charge of the Academy horseman-
ship squad started last Saturday
afternoon, to give instructions. They
will take up indoor and outdoor work
and Workmanship in all it's branches.
Anyone desiring instructions, write
or see Captain P. G.. Jones.
The little son of Walter Wentzell
has been very seriously i'll at his
home, on Mantua avenue, but is i'm
proving slowly at this writing.
Miss Cecilia Sargent was home from
college for several days.
Mrs. Harry Genther and daughters
were in Camden recently visiting
relatives for short time
Mrs Charles Yost and Mrs. Edward
Evans have both been confined to
their homes with the grip.
Mr.. Edward Knight has returned
home from Atlantic City, where he
has been attending a meeting Of the
hardware men.
AS Miss Elizabeth Bayliss was re-
turning from Christian Endeavor
meeting in Woodbury., last friday
evening, she fell and broke her ankle.
Medical attention was given her in
Woodbury., after which she was
brought here and DR.. Stout took her
from the station in his auto.
Miss Mae Ross entertained the Sew
ing Circle, of which she is a mem
Der, on Tuesday evening.
The funeral services of Mrs. Ruth
ana Hatch were held Monday morning
at the residence of her son, William
NJ Hatch. Rev. Correl1 had charge