Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-06-27
WENONA All.


Professor Bender. of the w. M.
with his mother, has rented the house
formerly occupied by MIR. Wright, on
Monroe avenue. Prof. Bender will sail
for Europe on the 29th of this month.
Mr.. Elmer Bee, a we'll known citizen
of this place, and Miss Jennie Still
well, of Gloucester, were married on
Saturday afternoon, by the Rev. ]. w.
Lee
Mr.. Conrad soheiss, of Brooklyn
Hills, N. Y, is visiting relatives in
our borough.
Mrs. Samuel Mehorter and daughter
Elizabeth are spending two weeks in
Baltimore and Washington
Miss Mary Krayer and Rev. Alfred
Taxis were married by Rev. G. l..
Wolfe in Wilmington, Del, on March
30th. Mrs Taxis graduated from the
Woodbury. High School this month and
her friends were expecting the we'd
ding to come off this month They are
making their home in Havre de Grace,
Md, where Mr.. Taxis has charge.
Rev. William Fisher spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Walter Wright
and preached fine sermon in the M.
e. Church in the evening.
Miss Ella Lewis, of Camden, Miss
Bertha Steward, of Glassboro, and Mr..
Raymond Somers, of Mullica Hill,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Viereck
Prof and Mrs Clayton Snyder will
spend the summer in New York State
with his parents.
Mr. William VanMeter is critically
41,j j ~,
hope for his recovery.
Rev. and Mrs Bishop and the MEM
bers of the Episcopal choir took a
most delightful trip to Willow Grove
on Saturday
Standard five foot park benches with
/ iron frame oak slat seats and boards
have been ordered from Edwin Ball
inger with the promise that they will
be in place in the park before the 4th
! of July. s
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parks, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Parks and Miss Cora
Parks motored to Trenton on Wednes-
day to attend the graduation exercises
of the State Normal School class of
which Miss Mary Parks is member.
Miss Beatrice Allen entertained at
garden party few friends on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Aaron Stephenson and children
are spending two weeks with her
friends in Frankford, Pa.
Mr.. George Robinson and family are
occupying Mrs Anna Shocks house
for the summer
Miss Jennie Hulse, one of our school
hteachers, entertained her scholars at
fher home in GIassboro on Thursday
Eafternoon. A grand time was had,
with games, music and singing. Durl<
ing the afternoon, Miss Elizabeth Ekey
in behalf of the scholars, presented
Miss Hulse with set of hand paint
ed shirtwaist pins to which Miss
Hulse replied with few kindly re-
marks of an appropriate nature.
Norman Shock is now in West Vir-
ginia ON an engineering trip for the
Dupont powder company
The Misses Mary Mehorter, Evelyn
Urian, Helen Gather and Mary Bilder-
back attended the Alumni banquet on
Friday evening at the Woodbury.
Country Club
Mrs. Raymond Gage, wife of Rev.
Gage, is making a very decided step
toward improvement.
The Boy Scouts started for Moore's
Lake, Clayton, on Monday where they
will camp for week The Wood
bury Heights Scouts went with them.
Mrs. Grover Richman is quite i'll
with malaria.
Miss Ethel Grosscup has LETT for
Europe where she will travel extan-
sively.
Capt. and Mrs. S. G. Barnard have
returned from six weeks trip to
Fort Gill, Oklahoma.
J. Penrose Harland is visiting Mr..
Arthur Benson for few weeks.
Miss Estelle Barlow has been enter
tanning Miss Beatrice Meyer, of West
Philadelphia.
Mr.. William Newcomb entertained
Miss Mabel A. McDonough, the cele-
brated long distance swimmer, for the
week end