The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-11-01
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL.

Miss Agnes NJ. Blake was a recent dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Fenton.
Miss Henrietta Bailey accompanied Miss
: Marion Crowell to her home in Hammonton
yesterday to spend the weekend
Miss Veronica Brill attended a Barn Dance
given by the Daughters of Isabella in At
lantic City on Monday evening, at st. Mich
aels Parish House.
Miss Louisa Sutton, of Absecon, and Mr..
, James Lafferty. of Pleasantville, were mar
ried at the home of Mr.. Walter Lafferty last
Tuesday evening, by Rev. w. I. Shoemaker.
Mrs. Alison L. Stone, Miss Elizabeth Stone
and Miss Agnes NJ. Blake, of Lansdowne,
Pa, are spending a fortnight as the guests
of Mrs. Stones parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
w. Ingersoll.
Among those who were present at the An
nual Ladies Night of the Atlantic City Ro-
tary Club at the Hotel Ambassador, on Tues
day night, were Mr.. and Mrs, George Zippler,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H.. Troeller, and Miss Evelyn NJ.
Peacock.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ditchfeld. of Pleasant ave-
nue. and Main street entertained at cards on
being the anniversary of Mrs, Ditchfeld's
birth. Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Shan
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosswork, Miss Fearn
and Mr.. Dan. Collamer, of Atlantic City.
A delightful time was had by all.
Mr.. H.. d. Conover. of Leeds avenue, was
rendered a mass surprise party by his many
friends. who wished him many happy returns
of the day. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. H.. D.. Conover, Mr.. and. Mrs. Charles
Wood. Mr.. James Conover, Mr.. and, Mrs.
Levi Hand, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Willetts. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Marley, Mrs. A. Ang, Mr..
Ralph Marley Miss Hazel Manley, Mr.. John
Elizabeth Popplewell, Mrs. Florence Noonan
and Miss May Arthur.
A number of friends of Miss Thelma Ris-
ley gave her a rousing surprise on Saturday
evening, when they marched into her home
all attired in wierd costumes and masks.
After each one had been identified, the masks
were removed and games hitting for Hallow-
cen were enjoyed. Halloween refreshments
of apples, doughnuts. nuts and other novel
features gave the party a royal good time.
\ Those present were: Misses Esther Brown,
Naomi Shamrock, Gladys Mathis, Winifred
Weller. Dorothy Weller, Thelma Risley;
Messrs, Everett Smith, Eugene Bates. Ed
ward Conover, Russell Swift, Fred Smith,
Lee Weller. Robert Horton, Sheridan Risfey.
Miss Edythe Pomelear gave Halloween
party at her home, IT w. Washington ave-
nue., last Thursday night. The rooms were
decorated with autumn leaves and flowers.
The evening was spent in games, after which
refreshments we're served. Those present
were Kathryn %Shappell, Isabelle Hommell.
Josephine Carr, Anna Betterton. Catherine
Zentmayer, Dorothy Brown, Grace Boyajian
William Wickman. May Simkins, Kathryn
N&~teelman. Edythe Pomelear. Earl S%happell,
Harry Reed, Bertram Madden. Claude Hig-
bee, Samuel Ambruster, Calvin Bowen, Scott
Long, Townsend Steelman, Miss Marion
Ennis, Mrs. Walter A. Ennis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bowen.
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of young friends at a Halloween Masquerade
Party on Wednesday, at her home on Edge
amusements suitable for the night of witches,
hobgoblins and fairies. Refreshments suita-
bic for Halloween were served. Among
those present were: Misses Ruth Glenden-
ming, Marie Finkebeiner, Maize somers, Gla-
dys Mathis, May Smith, Naomi Smith, Mao
nj Shamrock Alberta Smith, Minnie Weller,
Dorothy Weller, Gladys Swenson, Norma
Risley. Marjorie North, Betty Palmer
Messrs. William Probst, Howard Rosenbaum,
= Robert Horton, Fred Smith, Everett Smith,
Harry Sutton, Howard kinsey, Lee Weller,
Clarence Peck, Crowley Praster. Percy Lake.
Albert Somers and others.
Mr., and Mrs. James A. Gilkey took
in the sights of the Nations Capitol
on Sunday.
Miss Mary Penhallow, a student at
the State Normal School, Trenton, was
at home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Wagner,
P~ennsgrove, Pa, arrived this week
pr a two weeks stay with her father,
enry Storck.
Miss Pearl Stebbins has returned to
+ home on West Park avenue, after
bending several weeks visiting rela-
ives in Olney.
Mrs. Frank Carr and daughters, Iota
kC1ara, spent the weekend with
laughter, Mrs. H. B. Winnemore,
ladelphia.
and Mrs. VIM. D. Tomlin are
ng congratulations upon the
a fine son on Monday, Oct.
lie has been named Everett
Before her marriage Mrs.
Tomlin was Miss Myrtle Mason. Mr..
and Mrs. Tomlin reside with her par
ents at Third ST. and Adams Ave.