The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-07-31

Mrs. F.. Fraley Doughty was hostess
to the AbsecOn Art Club at her Shore
Road residence last Wednesday after
Don.
Joseph Alexander has been quite i'll
this week at his Ohio avenue home.
Walter Hackett has been Ill with a
complication of diseases the past
month, at his home north of Delilah
Road.
Miss Josephine Cattani entertained
as her guests Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Milone and daughter, Miss Geraldine,
of Newark, who are spending their
vacation al Atlantic City.
Miss Lucy Mulock, a school teacher
of Brooklyn, is spending a fortnight's
vacation with Miss Lorine Boice.
Fred C. and Miss Lorine Boice en-
tertained their aunt, Mrs. Iszard, wife
of DR.. William Iszard, of Camden, over
the weekend.
Mr.. AL. L. Hammell brought his sons
Ladow and Bertram home in his ma
chine last Tuesday, from Bridgeton,
where they were guests several days
of Lewis and Haines Johnston, who
accompanied them home to go on the
M. E. Sunday School picnic to Mays
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turn home this Saturday.
John Roupp, foreman at the Eastern
Motor Company's shop, Atlantic City,
has bought the garage and machine
business of John ]. Mason and son, on
Shore Road south of California avenue,
and has taken personal charge of the
business.
Born to Councilman and Mrs. Walter
pofQc nf 0hin ounntin' on Mnndou a
son, Walter Oliver Bates, weighing
seven pounds.
Alfred Joslin, of Mays Landing,
whose term of enlistment has just ex
pired as a n{echanfcian zA the u. S.
Navy, three years, during which he
&gisited all parts of the world, called ON
his da6Elfaand aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
J6sIn, on Wednesday.
Miss Maybelle Yorgey, of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of Miss Florence
Carolus, at North Absecon, on Monday.
Mrs. William Sixsmith has returned
to her home at Ashland, Pa, after
spending several weeks with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Smith, on
Ohio avenue.
Joseph Reed-and family, of Atlantic
City, are spending the summer at the
home of his parents, Mf. and Mrs.
Samuel Reed, on Shore Road. They
are expecting soon their other son,
Mark Reed, and family, of Atlantic
City, to spend their vacation here.
Acc ding to the announcement of
Rev. j.. R. Reeves, before leaving two
weeks ago for the Y. M. C. A. Camp at
Andover, a representative of the Anti
Saloon League will address the congre-
oofinn in thu Nj II. Chttrah fnnanTrnxU
Sunday, morning. Mr.. Reeves and
family are expected home this Satur-
day.
Mrs. Samuel Johnson entertained
the Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church, at her home, last Tuesday af-
ternoon Present were: Mrs. James
Ballantine, Mrs. Walter Borneman,
Mrs. R. A. Elwood, Mrs. M. M. Town
send, Miss Hannah Madden, Mrs. Mich.
olds and Mrs. Johnson.
Mr.. Joseph Lightner returned to his
home at Tyrone, Pa, the first of this
week, after spending a few days at the
Absecon Inn with his wife, who is
spending a month here.
Ada and Marvin De Haven, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. De Haven, have
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their uncle, Henry De Haven, at West
Chester. Mr.. De Haven visited the
family of his brother on Lee avenue,
this city, from Sunday until Thursday
of last week and took the children
home with him.
Samuel Mozambique and Miss G.
C. Black received a visit last Sunday
from his nephew, Thomas Wire, of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Gilbert Conover returned home
last Sunday, after spending two weeks
with the family of her son, DR.. How
ard Conover, at Barnegat. While away
Mrs. Conover enjoyed daily automobile
trips to nearby places, attended several
base ball games in which she became
interested, and came home feeling
much improved in health. DR.. Como
yer brought his mother home in his
Chalmers car and TOOK back his sister,
Miss Clara Conover, and aunt, Mrs.
Mary E. Massey, who will also spend
two weeks at his Barnegat home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v. Miller enter
tanned the members of the North Abse-
con Tennis Club at their North Abse-
con home. on Tuesday evening OF last
week. The host and hostess had ex-
pected to entertain the club the same
Tuesday of the preceding month, on
the occasion of their fifteenth wedding
anniversary, but the severe thunder
storm that night caused the postpone
ment. Refreshments were served and
a jolly social time was enjoyed. Pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henry,
Misses Flora and Lena Robinson, Ethel
Giberson, Elizabeth Lingelbach, Clara
Conover, Elizabeth Conoyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller and daughter Adelma,
Walter Conover and Herman L. Mad
den. of Absecon: Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
TAYLOR. Harry Weir. of Pleasantyille.