The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-07-06
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
WHO COME AND GO
Personal Chronicle of Doings,
Gathered About the City
and Surroundings.
WEEKLY SOCIAL CALENDAR

'ANA
~ d. S. LeCompte is the guest of his
parents at Cambridge, Md, over the
weekend.
Mrs. Annie Campbell and daughter,
Miss Marian Campbell, spent the
Fourth at Ocean City.
Samuel Ireland, Jr, who spent a va
cation with his parents, returned on
Tuesday to his duties in Freehold.
Mrs. Richard S. Collins returned on
Monday to her home in Port Republic
after a pleasant visit with friends in
town.
John F. Lamar, of Bridgeton, for
merly of P~leasantville, greeted many
walk, on Sunday last.
Mrs. Charles T. Allen and Harvey
Allen are spending the week at Cape
May, where Mr.. Allen has been en-
= ployed for several months.
County Road Supervisor Japhet
Price underwent an operation at the
Atlantic City Hospital and is now re-
covering, to the delight of his many
friends.
MI. and Mrs. Edward H. Todd, Mrs.
El ) liza C%rutchley and MI. George Stew
y ems, of Baltimore, Maryland, are guests
over the holidays of the family of w.
Claude Bailey.
NJ. anJ Rdre Eronk Tach attended
the wedding of Miss Marguerite Hughes
fash. daughter of Mr.. n Mrs. George
w. fash, to Mr.. Raymond W. Lewis,
at Camden, last week.
Among the parties who enjoyed the
surf on the Fourth were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur P. Ryon, Mrs. Chas. w. Blake,
Misses Edna Eckersley and Mida
Blake and Francis Allen.
DR.. G. F. Starr has been called to
~sthe service and is now wearing the
uniform of Uncle Sam. DR.. Starr vol
unteered his services as a dentist soon
after the declaration of war.
John Mahoney, Jr., son of Mr., and
Mrs. John Mahoney, of Atlantic City,
who are spending the summer on We
| 7rona avenue, entered upon his duties
as a Life Guard on Thursday.
Mrs. Cad Burroughs, of Mortified,
and Mrs. Lydia Erskine and Mrs. Alb
bic Lake, of P~leasantville, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Rebecca Creasey, it hav-
ing been her birthday anniversary, and
Mad a pleasant time.
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney has been
1ntertaining Miss Frances Fitzgerald,
of Collingswood, at her home on We
rona avenue. Miss Fitzgerald resem-
bles very much the movie star, Mary
Pickford, and was taken for her by
y many of our people.
Mrs. Phoebe Price entertained on
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mac
Cormack, Mrs. George Rath and son,
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Margaret Brown
and Miss Mabel Keyes, of Pleasant
vile, and Mr.. and Mrs. George Schauf-
Ter and daughter Verna, of Absecon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daugherty, Jr,
of 22S N. Chelsea Ave, Atlantic City,
are receiving congratulations upon the
Hirth of a 1O-lb. baby boy, born June
9th, who has been named John Fen
y ton Daugherty. Mrs. Daugherty be-
fore her marriage was Miss Ethel
Danielson.
II A large number of local soldier boys
! were home from Camp Dix over the
Fourth, some of them securing the
low furlough rate of fare recently ar
ranged, amounting to a cent a mile
uiG certain rules. Nary Adams,
Charlie Schmidt and Clayton Ingersoll
were noticed upon the streets.
Lieutenant Stanley u. North, who
is now stationed at Camp Dix, with his
bride, formerly Miss Margaret Wright,
of Omaha, Neb., spent the weekend
With his parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. H.
ENorth. They left early Sunday after
noon for Mt. Holly, where Mrs. North
is staying while her husband is at
camp.
Misses Gladys Stebbins and Mary
Somers and Floyd Collins motored to
Camp Mills, Long Island, on Wednes-
day of last week, returning on Thurs
day by way of Brooklyn. While in the
camp they found Leslie Stebbins and
other Atlantic County boys in fine
health and spirits. Word has been re-
ceived that the boys left the next day
(Friday) for France.