Evening journal., 1912-07-13
PENNSGROVE

Owing to the warm weather there
viii be a special service tomorrow at
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church to which all the cottagers are
invited. The hours of service and
character of the meetings follow: $50
a. m. class meeting by George Jor-
dan; 1890, short sermon by the pas
tor on the theme "A Blaze but not
Consumed; $50 to 7.3O D. m, twi-
light services with special music from
the new song book, and a short talk
by the pastor
Only July "a the combined excur-
sion of the Sunday school and EN-
manuel Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school viii go to Woodside Park and
the Geological Gardens, Philadelphia.
A Wilson Line steamer will stop at
the pier on that day at a. m., and
returning, will leave Philadelphia at
7.30 p. M.
A cottage at Pennsgrove is the solu-
ton of the heat problem. Every even
ing there are cool breezes and all
enjoy good nights sleep.
The steamer Queen Anne of the
Philadelphia and Salem route, while
backing from the pier last evening on
Its 6 o'clock trip ran aground and
was delayed
Captain Philip Reybold was
Pennsgrove visitor yesterday.
Captain Leonard Durborough. re-
turned to duty. relieving Captain Gra-
ham at the wheel
Charles Papa, William McKeagney.
Charles Brown and Oscar French are
keeping bachelor hall at the Lone Star
for the week.
Among the Philadelphians who are
occupying their cottage for the sum-
mer is Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Young
and son Samuel Jr., at the "Lillie
May" They have been coming to the
shore for several summers and are
contemplating making their residence
permanent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mealey are
over for the season.
In walking down the lower beach
one is hailed with: Hello, sweet
heart or Hurry up, you are late %
or some such gibe. The remarks come
from a parrot which is owned by Mrs.
Herbert Schwartz, of Philadelphia.
Andrew Spath is a visitor at the
Windsor Club for the week. Mr..
Spath is recuperating.
Mrs Anna Harris is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
William Leap is tuilding a home
on Delaware avenue for his prospec-
tive bride, Miss Carrie Gamble of Will
mington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamble and daughter
Carrie are spending the summer at
one Of the cottages in Woods Grove.
Miss Sadie Harris of Pennsgrove
is an expert swimmer.
Frank Jeandell and daughters Fran
els and Elizs1cth have opened their
cottage. the Francis. for the summer.
Willis Holmes, with a party of
friends in the yacht Miriam" last
Thursday evening. were caught in
the storm by the engine breaking
down and had to anchor to a buoy
on Pennsville until the storm Was
over. They arrived home at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mrs. William Mccarthy gave a fare
well party to the children Of the M
per beach last evening at the Windsor
Cluo. Music was furnished by Mas
ters Willard Lang, Piano and Earl
Ewing. cornet
Mr and Mrs. James E. Dickersou
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. VIII
lard Cleland on Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Middleton will
spend Saturday and Sunday on the
shore
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Gregg are at
The Comfort for the sumner.
Miss Blanche Guthrie is spending
the summer with her mother,
Mrs. King and son John are al the
Comfort with her mother for a week.
Samuel Cook and Earl Potts are
spending their vacation at the Della
ware.
Miss Mary Paris is visiting Mrs.
Mary Kay at the Delaware cottage.
Lawrence Murphy is at the Della
ware cottage.
Mrs. Graham, Miss Mary and Rob
ert Graham are occupying the
Charles.
Mrs. Kugler and family are at the
Clifton.