Evening journal., 1912-08-17
PENNSCROVE TO
HAVE NIGHT LIGHT
Electric Company Expects to
Start Business Soon.
Many Visitors

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
PENNs GROVE, N. j., Aug. IL
Mrs. Bates, is entertaining Philadel-
phia friends at the Clayton"
Mrs. Anna Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs. Hud
son, Misses Bertha, Irene, and Fran
ces Lyons, Miss Florence Mcdonald,
Miss Mildred Hudson. Master Earle
Hudson and Joseph Haney, are spend
ing eleven days at the La France
Mrs. E. Mcclure. and the Misses
Helen and Janet Splan, are guests at
the Wilmington"
Master John Summorill, son OF DR..
J. M.~Summerill, and Master Fred
Summerill. son of William A. Sum
merrill, have erected a receiving wire
less station.
Mrs. Mary Graham and William
Matlack are visiting his mother Mrs.
George w. Matlack, ST.. in Philadel-
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Walker, daugh-
ters. Blanche, Edyete, Eta and Saliie,
who are spending their vacation at
the "Alatooca" are entertaining Miss
Lola G. Jones. of Henderson, Md, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Il. Harris, Misses Beat
rice Meyers, Bessye Bank. Marion
Bromwell, Helen Rash, Edward Walls
Howard Cohee, Earle Shaferand and
Edward j. Long, Of Wilmington.
One Of the most attractive looking
cottages on Divers shore is the
ELSIE May" owned by George w.
Matlack.
John Lacy, Lawrence and Martin
McDonough, and Joseph Forrest are
at the Frances"
Mrs. Frank Driscoll and grandson
Frank. and Mrs. Mary Hibbard, are
spending a few days at the nor
croft"
Mrs. McGuigan, Mrs. Name Rob
srts. Miss Jennie Thomas and Mrs.
Lily McGuigan are visiting at the
"Happ A.
John Hayes and family and Cnas.
Conner and family, OF Wilmington,
have returned home after spending
some time at the Marie"
Frank Burns, Samuel ChadWlek'
and James Whitcraft are at the
Central"
one of the best stag" parties ever
held in this place was given by the
"Iynhaven" Club, Miller's Shore. Tne
evening was spent in singing and
dancing under the glare OF many Ian
terms and amid the many beautiful
flowers. Three colored chefs served
refreshments. John Dugan, Of the
club. presided at the plano. while
Richard Seeley, accompanied hlm
with the fiddle, and Charles Roop
with his dancing furnished pleasant
entertainment during the evening Al
ter refreshments we're served the
marty took a ride up the river in the
new "Lynhayen" launch
Richard Seeley, who viii 60 to
Panama next month was given
rousing farewell party.
Those present we're: Richard See
ley William Regan, John Dugan
CHARLES Paulmar, John Regan, OF the
"Tvnhaven:" George Dillman, James
Duean. James Kelly. A. Kelly, How
ard Crumlish of the "Norcroft;
Charles Bratton. Of the Happy
Four" Lewis MacKeown and Grand
non Taylor. OF the "Grumblers;" Lew
Is Millman. of the "Vivian;" VIII
liam Doughe-ty and Charles Grant
Of Wilmington; Gilbert Baron, oil
Cuba; Frank Gould. Of Chester;
Charles Room. Walter Osbornee and
Pusseu Conover, Of Germantown. and
Prank O'Riley and Lewis Sharp, o.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. H. Bosle-
Nis Sara Hamilton and Waiter y
poeicr of Media Pa, are at th'
"Nedia" cottage
Mr. and MS. Cook and son are
n the "woodlynn."
Mr. srd Mrs Miller and daughter'
S7ro ard Iva ere sDending some time
pt the "Fim Tree"
Mr. and Mrs Neal Miss Jaurf
pucklev. Iohn Neal arh Ms. Wallace
arc s.onnin~ OF th~ "collirgswood
Miss Fva miller. of "E'u Tree" cot
tave visited Brandywine Springs on
picnic
posler of the Media" which wal
badly damaged by the storm som'
time ago. has been repaired and mad
its first tri ptoday.
The men in the cottages in Wood
Grove have planned to erect dane
pavilion extending over the water
which they will use as private
dance floor for their families ant
friends.
Mrs. Ralph Gilman is visiting rela
uyes in Smyrna.
Mrs. James Wright is spending
week in Laurel.
MT. ana MIS-. JOnn GutbtAA dit Nh
tertaining William Meizner at tnel
cottage on the lower shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Craig have oe
cided not to 60 to Texas. becaus
OF the condition Of the country ha
become so it would endanger Mrs
.Craigs health.
The Pennsgrove Electrical bighl
Heat and Power Co, had its certin
cate of corporation filed at Saler
county's clerks office this week. i
connection with lighting and heat
ing an ice plant for the manufactur
Of ice will be erected.
The work of erecting power plan
will begin as soon as the Boroug
Council grants them a franchise.
Mrs Harry Elberson and famill
of Philadelphia, are the guests for tw
weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sine
at the Norwood"
Mr.. and Mrs. Killian. Mrs. Edwar
Rudolph and daughter. Miss Irene RI
dolph, visited in Salem. Miss RI
dolph entertained on the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worrall and son MOI
ris. and Mrs. McElwee, of Wilmins
ton. are spending two weeks at th
Norman"
wARRENS ENTERTAIN
Snecial 10 THE EVENING JOURNA