The Penn's Grove record., 1917-07-06

PGTSOIl0I Mention SOCiqI Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings
of Good People You Know

Mrs. Stephen d Kille aud son are WIS.,
Ting in Baltimore.
Frank w. Denny is at Norfolk, Va.
awaiting assignment.
Mrs. Leroy J.. Dufield is spending II
summer At Cape May City.
Miss Vera Hand is spending a week
with friends in Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Vera Huff spe,t last week in
Brldgeton visiting Miss +. Clare Miller.
Nation and Robinson Willis, JI, have
arrived home f,om lenuiugto Semi a..
Mr.. aud Ais. Marcus Read left tins
Friday morning for n trip to Niagara
rails.
Miss Nera Huff entertained Cline
Miller nj Bndgeion from Fridey until
iIondat.
Miss Edith Iiisner is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. W lt..er Flucrsft, at Woodstown lor
two weeks.
Mr.. J A. Polakoff, ems Groves Ell.
terptisii'g optician, spent over the Fourth
ia Atlantic City.
Miss Mildred Lloyd OF Woodbury.
Heights, was the guest OF Emma Simkins
over the week end.
Panl Shriver OF Cohansey has taken np
his residence in Penus grove, having Sc
cured a position here.
Morgan Wood, wife and son William.
and Edward Wood and wife, motored to
Wildwood 10 spend Il lev days.
The friends If Mrs. Frank j. Gaventa
arp pleased TO see hrI ont again after he
ing c"ntined come weeks with typhoid
fever.
Harvey Sayers, wife and children, mo-
tored 10 Preston, Nd, for over Fourth OF
July. Edwin aud Frances ~lIaiten accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Catherine Simkins of Camden has
been spending several days with her sis
ter Mn. Ellen NJ. %ilolton, on West Ma
pie Avenue.
Charles tanning, who is \ CARTOON
ist on tie Providence OR. ~ Journal,
s spending a week with lis graad-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clement b.. Lam
airy.
Mrs. George l.. Wilson OF Norfolk, Va.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Merritt
jenkins. Mis-. Jenkins Is also entertain.
ing her grandmother. Mrs. SARAH Bates OF
Alloway.
David A. English of Penns Grove, who
has heefi ia tie Bridgeton hospital for
the past three weeks, following mn oper-
alton for hernia, returned 10 his home
on Wednesday.
James +. Smith is spending II few days
with his parents, Nj. and Mrs. Charles
L. Smith. lie has been doing tree sur
gerry near Philadelphia for the pavy
riee Expert Co., OF Ohio.
Mr.. and Ms. Donald J. McCloskey are
happy over the arrival OF a son last sun
day at 81 West Main Street Mr.. Me.
Closkey Is SnperInten e 4 nl the Electric
Co. Of n. !. IL Penus Grove.
Mir. and Mrs. David q. Simkins reacl,-
I'd the 50ttl anniversary Of their marriage
last Friday event 9. Several members
of Bethel NJ. 7. Church met ut their
ONE and res scented them with a beauti-
iul picture. 4
Mr.. aud Mrs. Linfnrd L. Huff and
dangiier Vera, and Rev. +. A. Miller.
Jr wife and daughter Claire, Of Bridge.
ton, motored to Cape May, Wildwood and
Atlantic City on Thursday aud on Friday
10 Fortesque.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. X. Mpndenliall, oi
Earlham, Iowa. are visiting her sister.
Alrs IeOTge ID Leap ana her aunt, Mrs.
Annie Diver. She is the daughter of tile
late George 7 Sparks, who went to Iowa
many years ago.
Harry Pyle of Southport, N. c., has
been visiting relatives in Peiihs Grove.
Ills wife also accompanied him, then
went to Niagara to meet her hhother,
Fletcher Ruark, who is an expert accorr-
tant in Montreal. All formerly resided
in Penns Grove.
Mrs. F. De Beradinis, wife Of the Oak
Street tailor, spent last week at Atlantic
City and will remain for the month OF
July. She is accompanied by her two
daughters, Lncretia and Blanca. They
are stopping at the Davenport on South
Carolina Avenue.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph G.. French re-
turned to Penrs Grove on Thursday after
living III Woodbury. for over year. They
will reside in the old brick building at the
corner OF Main Street and Delaware ve-
nue, and make a home for their grand
son., Jos. f. Chandler.