The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1918-10-05
XVII.
lie YOU KNOW
! WHO COME AND GO
Personal Chronicle of Doings,
Gathered About the City
and Surroundings.
WEEKLY SOCIAL CALENDAR

Mr.. Fred Larned, of Pennington. is
slowly recovering from a severe i'll
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter OFT have re-
turned. after an enjoyable trip over
Sunday.
VRev. j. B. Westcott passed the week
end with his son, d. p. Westcott, OF
Camden.
Mrs. J. B. Westcott, of South Main
ST., will entertain the Authors Club on
Tuesday next.
w. Newell will spend the week
end in Philadelphia visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. R. o. Bricker.
Mrs. Wilbur Reed was summoned
to Bridgeton this week by the illness
of her son, George w. Reed.
Mrs. Clifton C. Shinn and little son
are spending the month of October
with relatives in Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Collins and
daughter were guests on Wednesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Worth, at Batsto.
Mrs. T. Geo. Middleton, of Somers
Point, was the guest Wednesday OF
her daughter, Mrs. Stanley Zippler.
Mrs. Chas. Schmidt, Jr., is confined
at her home with a slight illness. Her
many friends wish to see her out
again oon
Mrs. Howard Krewson, Mrs. Charles
Schmidt, Jr., and Miss Gertrude Chris
tian, of Gloucester, spent Sunday in
Atlantic City.
Miss Laura Horn is still very ill at
her home. Her many friends miss
Rer5 from her accustomed place in The
PAYER Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Smith and
pily moved to Belcoville on Wed
4ay, where they will remain for
Feral months.
Miss Evelyn NJ. Peacock entertained
[iss Elizabeth Boyer, of Haddonfield,
Yer the weekend, at her home on
asst Verona
Mrs. Walter Matlack, who met with
"a slight accident at st. Johns Church,
: is greatly improved. Her friends hope
to see her out again soon.
James S. Ryon, of the Merchant Ma
rine, will sail as third officer with
J Capt. Charles E. Risley on the "Che-
topa," and is expecting to be called
any day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Yates are among
the number suffering from the dread
ned disease, Spanish Influenza. Mrs.
Rtes is reported as being in the most
dangerous cond lion.
Rev. George r. Stephens, of Phila-
delphia, vas a guest owe last week
end of his daughter, Miss Anna L,
Aephens, a member of the High School
Guilty, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude. Bailey.
Miss Olive B. Schmidt has resumed
lei duties at the Pleasantville post
4 Office after a delightful vacation spent
in the Catskills, Vermont and North
Jersey. She was accompanied by her
| sister, Miss Mabel Schmidt.
His many friends will be pleased to
learn that Henry Crawford, now of
Camden, formerly of this city, who
has been seriously ill for the past sew
eNal days with a we're attack of
kSM4nish influenza, is now convalescing.
News has been received stating that
IT. Raymond E. Krewson, son of Mr..
Id Mrs. Joseph Krewson, has sue
fssfully undergone a serious opera
pm at the Paris Hospital, France.
s many friends wish him a]speedy
overy.
rarl Whitman, SCH Of Mr.. and Mrs.
ter w. Whitman, the youngest
Scout in years and the latest to
in the local troop, deserves much
for the energy he is showing in
liberty Loan campaign, having
in $3.50 as the result of his
ay's work.
Ids of Mrs. John Ang, of Allan
y, wish her a speedy and COM
recovery from the attack of
EiSh Influenza which has kept her
ed to her home. Little Miss
es Ang is visiting her grand
r, Mrs. John Walls, in Pleasant
during the illness of her mother.
David B. Fairbrothers enter
4 the Salem Ladies' Aid Society
Fef home on Albion avenue, Atlantic
p on Friday evening, Oct. 4th. AT
an important business session, a
shtful musical and literary pro-
/. was enjoyed. Among the pleas
numbers were some piano and
Yin duets by Misses Hazel Peck
Mida Blake.
irst Lieutenant William Mercer, of
Up Upton, was the guest of friends
own over the weekend. Lieuten-
Mercer was a drafted man, being
Dng the first quota to be called
n Pennsylvania. He trained at
up Meade, Nd, and through hard
k rapidly advanced through the
erent grades until he won a COM
sion by his own efforts. Lieuten-
Mercer was for several years en-
wed in the office of the Atlantic
unity Water Company at Pleasant
lie.