The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-06-26
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
WHO COME AND GO
Personal Chronicle of Doings
Gathered About the City
and Community.
WEEKLY SOCIAL CALENDAR

:. Miss Bertha Vincent is spending
sometime with friends in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Mr.. Peter Klenn, of Mckee City,
visited P~leasantville friends on Sun
day.
Miss Katherine Maycock, who spent
the winter at Detroit, Mich, has re-
turned to P~leasantville.
Mrs. Charles M. Peck and daughter,
Miss Constance Peck, are guests of
Mrs. Peck's sister in Philadelphia
Miss Helen Lutz, clerk in the Pleas
antville p~ostofice, spent this week as
the guest of her sister at Tyrone, Pa.
Mrs. James Vickers and son, James,
Jr., are spending the week in New
Gretna with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gaskill.
Miss Cecilia F1eischer, one of Scran-
toms popular dancing teachers, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. V. Sharpe at
20 S. Franklin n
Mr.. Elmer R. Goodman, of the Bel
field A. A, returned to "Meadowview",
e. Edgewater Ave-, on Tuesday, after
spending a few days with his parents
in Philadelphia
Rev. DR.. Henry E. Jones preached
the sermon at the installation of Rev.
Charles F. Deninger as pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Ma S Landing,
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Name Murray, of Philadelphia,
will be a guest of Miss Alice Price at
"Silvercrest" over the weekend. She
will her go to Bar Harbor for the re-
mainder of the season.
Mrs. Halvor L. Harley and children
let Pleasantville yesterday to join the
Doctor at Fort Worth, Texas, their
I f8ture home. The entire community
Eret to see the Harleys leave.
nj. Stephen Harle, Mr.. Bunny Tob-
~ and Mr.. Hubert Norton will be e
lnined over the weekend by the
aIGe3df A. A. A large contingent of
tTnbers will be down owe July 4th.
H. and Mrs. Max Kirscht, Mrs.
Vickers and son, James, Jr.,
MRS. Thomas 8 Chew motored I'd
Frank GaskiH
Kcv.hnd Mrs. D. c. Cobb, of Glass
Nb6ro. Visited friends here the past
> ~ WV PAScooAAtly 64COtCo ny
many of their friends. Rev. Cobb de-
EIfFered the memorial grafton to the
Knights of Pythias in Atlantic City
| Tuesday night
Mrs. ID. w. Macmillan has returned
5ffom q visit to her brother in New
York and her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Robinson, in Greenwich. Conn. Mrs.
Robinson, who is 81 years of age, ac-
oananoniod how hanoa aoI will o~o,,J
the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carpenter, of Will
mington, Del, formerly of Pleasant
vile, were here spending a few days
with Mrs. Erma Maholland and bid
ding farewell to their many friends,
leaving Thursday for Denver, Col,
where they will make their future
home.
The lat Pleasantville arrival is a
little dat tier at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra A. Lake. The little Miss
made her appearance Thursday morn
ing and tipped the scales at 8K
pounds. The mothers condition at the
hour of going to press is considered
very serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and son,
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Davis
and daughter, Mabel, motored to Nor
ristown on Wednesday for over the
weekend to visit Mr.. MilIer's parents.
On their return they stopped at Had
don Heights and spent a little time
with Mr.. Davis mother.
Several Pleasantville Shriners en-
joyed an automobile trip to Trenton
on June %. The following Shriners
made the trip: H. Fenimore, Walter
Hackney, Milo Bassett, John Hagen,
Ernest Boyer, DR.. R. J. EccIes, w. w.
Todd and William j. Hosbach. All are
members of Crescent Temple at Tren-
ton.
Frank Reitmeyer was surprised last
Sunday when two autos loaded with
friends from Germantown motored
down to see him. After having lunch
they proceeded to the beach to look at
the ocean,, and hen returned and had
dinner, after which they started for
home. Frank says he believes all had
a great time.
Some of the ladies of P%leasantville
who enjoyed the Thursday afternoon
concert of the Rotary Club Band of
Binghamton, composed of eighty men
and twenty-four singers, were: Mrs.
C. Mag, Mrs. A. Mundy, Mrs. F.
Reinar, Mrs. M. E.. Allemann, Mrs. e.
Wallis and Mrs. Dubois. The selec-
tons of music and singing were very
pleasing and the large audience gave
moore after encore and would shout
for more.