Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-12-08
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have gone until the next time.
MI. and Mrs. Glenn and Mrs. Surran
spent Thanksgiving at Pennsgrove
with the latter's son.
Lillian lowering and her nephew
spent a few days in Norri wn and
Philadelphia.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Allgeier, of Phil
adelphis, property owners on Pine ave-
nue., were among the Sunday visitors.
N. r. s. Yewdall came down from
the city Wednesday in his auto and
returned the same day.
Fl. IL. Voorhees, was a visitor on
Wednesday. The Judge, who now re-
sides in Camden, has announced the
engagement of his daughter, Helen
Barkalow Voorhees,, to Ormel Berwin
Hess, of Haddonfield. The announce
ment was made recently at a dinner
given at his home, $50 Linden street.
Mrs. r. l.. Martin, and laughter
Mary Lee, have gone to Philadelphia
for the winter. accompanied by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Knox.
The latter is a cousin of Philander q.
Knox, the famous Pennsylvania states
man and former cabinet officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn and son Clar-
ence spent a week in Ocean City with
q daughter, Mrs. John Trout
Mrs. Feaster had as guests on Sun
day her daughter and Margaret Bailey
and Edna Kay.
Mrs. Rufus Let's has been visiting
relatives In Newfield and Vineland.
Charles Booze has been in Philadel-
pbia attending a funeral.
The following pupils attended each
session of the North Wild wood school
for the month of November: Irene
Godfrey, Joseph He witt, John Preston,
Frank Anderson, Allen Grace, Loren
Heating, Raymond lowering, Terence
Moore, Martin Newkirks. William Hew-
lit, Mildred Aspenberg, Ingeborg Ak
Ci5Oh1 l0h OdilOC1k 1Iuln1o AAoboCht
Fred Miller, Allen Shivers, Bessie Bow
ker, Eliza Barber, Florence Carlberg,
Esther Ekstrom, Jennie Loeffler, Eliz-
abeth Rice, Wealths Streaker, Eliza
beth Thomas, Laura WHIST, Alan Mohr,
Harry Colson, Evert Axelson, David
Horner, Fred Loeff1er, Magnus Eks-
from. Erick Miller, Orvar Axelson,
Joseph Hearon, Russell Streaker, Jas.
Rice, Lewis Bowker, Harry Preston,
Charles Sanders, Marion Levering,
Edith Snyder, Cecilia WHIST, Margaret
Monroe, Emily Mohr, Gilbert Bloomell,
Axel Carlberg, Richard Derry, Edwin
lowering, Augustus Mack, Wesley
Newkirk, Louis Nidorf, Lehman Ross,
Leroy Smith, Sarah Bright, Marie Elk
strom, Ethyl Grace, Hazel Homer,
Betty Rice, Adelaide Smith, Anna
Snyder, Harold Braidwood, Karl Elk
strom, Milton lowering, George john
son, William Jones, Wilson Mathis,
Wilmer Streaker, Alice Carlberg. Eliz-
abeth Ely, May Hewitt, Lillian God
frey, Frances Shute, William Rice,
Meyer Nidorf, Gerard Livezey, Francis
WHIST, John French, Dorothy Price,
Catherine Paine, Karin Carlberg and
Myrtle Streaker. Over sixty parents
and patrons of the school attended the
Thanksgiving exercises by the pupils.
The mothers expressed themselves as
being very much pleased with the
program.
Mrs. E. B. Dodge, of Vineland, is
paying a visit at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Vim Glenn, Jr.
About forty people me- Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w. Hughes, on west nth
street, and surprised the newly married
couple with a kitchen shower. Sixty
useful articles were presented to the
bride, all designed to make housekeep-
ing Interesting and convenient. An
impromptU program was hurriedIy
arranged and much fun ensued. IC is
surprising what some of our North
Wildwood ladies can do in-the way of
entertaining when surrounded by an
appreciative audience. The songs by
MRS. Wise were especially enjoyed and
she responded with several encores.
There were also recitations, readings
and games. AT a late hour the self
invited guests departed, feeling salts
fed with their last attempt to get
square with this secretive couple.
The big pig dinner by some Millville
people at the Hotel Windsor N off
tomorrow night.
AT the monthly meeting Of the AM
glesea association Wednesday night
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