The Pleasantville press., 1912-04-17
antic City. last Friday evening.

laftlc ClUy, dSt Iiudy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert L. Race were the
hosts at a charming dinner given on
Tuesday evening last. ''Honorees," Mr..
and Mrs Charles Garwood, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steeman, of Atlant
City; Mr.. Joseph Goldberg and Mr.. Har-
vSey Shaw. Of Philadelphia, were enter
tained by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pierson
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ryon gave very
pretty dinner on Friday evening in hon
or of Rev. and Mrs. Betting. The Table
decorations were Of pink carnations and
asparagus fern.
The children and grandchildren of Mrs.
w. l. Newell, ST., gave her a surprise
dinner party on Saturday evening last,
the occasion being Mrs. Newell's 77tha
birthday anniversary.
William lighthouse and his niece, Miss
Gladys Hawkins, of Brooklyn, N. y,
have been spending the Easter holidays
with his father, Thomas dollhouse, who
lives on Adams avenue.
Mrs ALFRED Fish entertained over Sun
day Miss Emma Howard and Miss Sadie
johnson, of Salisbury, Nd, and Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. Boice and children, and Mrs.
Hester Shaw, of Absecon.
At a party given last Sunday by Mr..
George Savage, the large company pres
ent were entertained by Messrs Jack
Morgan and Joe Crawley, of the Hygeia
Cafe, two of Atlantic Grty's best km1wn
entertainers
Raymond Snyder left yesterday Tues
day. to take the position which had
been offered him by the F. wv. Wool
worth Co., at Schenectady, n. Y. He is
succeeded as driver for the local West
Chester Laundry by Harry E. Parsels
Miss Bessie Willis, who VII become
bride early in June, is having one of
the most beautiful wedding outfits made
abroad that amy bride might well be
proud Of The trousseau was ordered
many weeks ago, and will be very elabo-
rate Miss Willis is the charming
daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. R. VI.
Willis.
Aunt Betsy Risley, aged 95 years, has
returned to her home here with her son,
Capt" Risley. Aunt Betsy was the
guest for the winter months of Ocean
City relative Although of such great
age 'sAunt Betsy" is hale and hearty,
and has fine memory She says she is
glad to get back to her old home along
the shore once more.
Miss Evelyn NJ. Peacock entertained
| over Easter at her home on Verona
avenue, Miss Claudine Mann, of Mount
Holly, Miss Elizabeth Boyer, of Wood
bury, Miss Irene Schwartz, of German
town, Pa, Miss Clara Rawley, of .Abse-
con, Miss Sadie Russell, OF Atlantic City,
Mr. Horace Newbold and Mr. Robert
Weichel, of Scranton, Pa, Messrs. Alex.
Ruch, Carleton Lewis and Charles EN-
gle, of Woodbury.; Ralph Sanders, Carl
Adams and VIII Parsels, of Pleasant
vile.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hackett, of Ken
lucky avenue. Atlantic City, started on
Monday, the l5tn, for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr.. Hackett has been connected with the
Pennsylvania r. r. for several years
and IS well known in Atlantic City and
Absecon, the latter being his birthplace
and home for many years Mr.. and
Mrs. HaclSett spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. 8. Tutz, ana Mr. and Mrs
Harry Carton. of Absecon. Mrs. Lutz
and Mr.. Carton are niece and nephew
of Mr.. Hackett Their host of friends
extend their best wishes for pleasant
journey, and success and prosperity in
their future home.