Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-07-25
WENONAH.

DR.. and Mrs. H. Lake Gilmour have
been spending a week in the Allie
ghany Mountains.
The ladies of All Saints Guild held
very successful cake and ice cream
sale, for the benefit of the Building
Fund on the grounds of Mr.. Frank H.
Burdsall on Tuesday evening.
Contractor David Thomas has con-
tract for laying cement sidewalks,
curb and ornamental steps around the
property of John Bilyew and ]. w.
DureH, on Elm street
Miss Linda and Mr.. Ralph Null en-
tertalned a party of their young
friends at Alcyon Park Saturday af-
ternoon. After spending a delightful
afternoon they returned home and
partook of supper with their host and
hostess and then spent a delightful
evening in music and dancing. Miss
Null and Mr.. Null are occupying DR..
Lake Gilmour's house for the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holt have an
nounced the engagement of their old
est daughter, Rose, to Mr.. Paul Fels-
berg, of Sewell. The wedding will
take place in the fall.
Wenonah was well represented at
the County Sunday school picnic at
Alcyon Park on Wednesday last.
The Loyal Temperance Legioners
will hold their picnic at Alcyon Park
on August Sth.
The Misses Florence and Anna
Greenig gave a party in honor of
Miss Anna Coward, nurse in the Uni
versity Hospital, on Tuesday evening.
A good time was had by all present.
|. S. Allen was the big point winner
for the Wenonah Presbyterians in the
water sports at the County S. S. Pic
mic, last Wednesday, scoring 19 out of
the 80 points, which gave his school
silver cup in it's class. In the field
events the Wenonah Prebyterians
came in End with 29 points and We
nonah M. E. came in 3rd with points.
Mrs. Ward Heritage entertained at
luncheon in honor of Miss Florence
Earle, of Elizabeth.
Master. Joseph Ward is recovering
nicely from an operation on his throat
performed last Friday at the Penn
sylvania Hospital, in PHILADELPHIA.
After spending three weeks visiting
| relatives in our borough, the Misses
Florence and Marie Sofieiss have re-
turned to their home in Brooklyn
Hills, New York
Messrs. Howard and Lewis Holt,
Jay, Charles and Fred Middleton are
enjoying ten day trip down the river.
They will stop at all points of inter-
est and expect to wind up at Better
ton, Maryland
| A tree that stood in front of Mr..
John Wards on South Jefferson ave.
was struck by lightning on Sunday
evening. The bark was peeled off
clean by the lightning. A gasoline
stove burning in the kitchen seemed
enveloped in flames, leading the fam
! lily to think that it had exploded. The
family was also stunned but not ser
iously hurt
Miss Gertrude Schultz is entertain
ing Miss Florence West, of Stone Har-
Dor.
Mr.. Charles Keeler has awarded the
contract to Mr.. Williams, of Burling-
| ton, to build his new house.
Little Catherine Greenig entertained
a number of her friends in honor of
her ninth birthday on Monday
Mr.. Benjamin Leap is convalescing
| after his attack of diptheria
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fredenicks
are spending some time in New York.
| Miss Evelyn Davis, while on a visit
to Delaware, contracted the mumps,
but is better at this writing.
Wenonah lost in the baseball game
on Saturday.
Two platoons of Company B, Field
Artillery, N. G N, T., camped near the
| school house over Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs Clement Mattson and
lson started via auto to Boston on
Wednesday morning. They will be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Emeline Wright, of Mickleton,
has been spending some time with her
brother, Mr.. Samuel Packer.