Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-01-25
WEN0NAH.

Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Gates en-
tertained number of friends last
Saturday evening. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Da-
Wis, Mrs. Eugene MacFarland and
daughter, OF Woodbury.; and Mrs.
William Cattell and son Joseph, and
Miss Fannie Leap, of Wenonah.
On account of Rev. Gage being con-
lined to his bed with illness, Rev.
Botsford, of Woodbury., supplied the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
The mid year reception of the We
nonah Military Academy will be held
on Friday evening, February I'd.
Miss Olive Jordan was home from
Alloway for the week end.
Mrs Josie Miller attended the fun
eral OF Capt. Miller's brother, in At
lantic City on Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Hoy and children arriv-
ed from California Saturday and Mr..
Clarence Colbert on Monday, from
Chicago, to visit their father, Mr..
John Colbert, who is very low The
youngest son, Carl is now ON his way
from California.
The Loyal Temperance Legion re-
sumed their meetings on Friday af-
ternoon. The meetings will now be
held every Friday afternoon in Miss
Breck's room.
Mr. William Newcomb has been
confined to his home with an attack
of tonsilitis but is now recovering
nicely.
Miss Helen Leap entertained tht
Sewing Circle of which she is men,
Der, on Friday evening. A jolly time
was enjoyed by all.
Miss Rose Holt and Mr.. Edward
Howell have both been threatened
with appendicitis.
Mr.. R. ]. Clark has sold his gro
ecry store to Mr.. John l.. Medara, of
Clayton. Mr.. Medara will take charge
March 1st. Mr.. Clark has been in
business for the past IL years, and
during that time has had nine differ
ent competitors in his line.
An entertainment given on Tuesday
evening in Noblitt's Hall by the Ma
sonic Club was delightful affair.
Philadelphia talent of high order fur
nished the music and fun and the
members and guests of the club were
very much pleased with the perform
ance.
Miss Virginia Simpkins has been on
the sick list.
Mrs. William Hallman entertained
the Mothers Glass on Monday even
ing. Quite few were present in
spite of the cold weather and a most
pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
The Wenonah Military Academy
played Germantown in a game Of
basket ball Saturday evening and
won easily II to 8.
Prof and Mrs. Thos. Mulvey gave
dinner Thursday evening in honor
OF Mrs. G. A. Snyder, of Middlesburg
N. Y, who has been making an ex-
tended stay at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Lorence.
Mrs. Watts, of Ocean City, is spend
ing some time with Miss Ada Jordan.
Mr.. George McCormick's two little
boys are sick with the mumps.
Rev. William Fisher and wife. of
Ocean City, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Walter Wright.
The home of Mr.. James Carey is
under quarantine as James Jr., has
scarlet fever.
The services of the NJ. E. Church
were very we'll attended on Sunday.
Rev. Correll preached an exception
ally fine sermon on .sThe White
Robe in the morning. One convert
was admitted to membership on pro-
baton. In the evening Rev William
Fisher, of Ocean City, preached
splendid sermon to an attentive aud
ience.
Mrs. Joseph Truncer and Miss Nor
tie Stokes were recent guests of Mrs.
Richard Ackley at her home in Col
lingswood.
Miss Alice Keller gave bridge
party last Wednesday.
Mrs. William ESpedden spent Satur-
day in Germantown visiting friends.
Mrs. Eugene Borwnworth and son
Stanley and Mrs. Frank Black, of
West Philadelphia, spent Monday with
their mother, Mrs. A. Ralston
The Wenonah Realty Company has
rented the house formerly occupied
by W. Lee Springer, on N. Monroe
ave-,
HO uCW OHlCGTS Ol NdnJud Orange
No. 80 p. of H., who were not in
stalled on Monday evening, Jan. Sth,
will be installed this Monday evening,
Jan. 29th.
The report that Mr.. Daniel Brown
who recently went to Florida, was i'll
is not true as Mr.. Brown is in his
usual health.
Mrs. Samuel Mehorter has been
compelled to give up teaching at Red
Bank on account Of illness in the fam
lily.
Mr.. Howard Holt, of Boston, is
visiting his. parents on S. Monroe ave-
Mrs. George Gladding has been on
the sick list for several days.
Mrs. John Springer, of California,
Pa, returned home after an extended
visit at the home of her brother, Mr..
Harry Wright, of Monroe ave.
Miss Lucy Graham has been spend
ing some time with Miss Florence
Greenig.