The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-09-17
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was set a well rounded dinner was in
evidence and an appetizing repast
was enjoyed.
Present were Mrs. Laura b. Reed,
Mrs. r. l.. Babcock, Mrs. Edward
Pennington, Mrs. Anna C. Fleming,
Mrs. J. ". Wainwright, Mrs. John s..
Lewis, Mrs. Charles Mason, Mrs.
Frank Babcock, Mrs. Harry Mattson,
Sr., Mrs. Leon Conover, Mrs. William
Morris, Miss Cordelia Black, Mrs. d.
S. Tilton, Mrs. j.. S. Tilton, Mrs. SUI
san Hartzell, Mrs. J.. ID. Joslin, Mrs.
e. Carolus, Miss Florence Carolus,
Mrs. Edwin Robinson, of Absecon,
and Mrs. Ella Weaver Smith, of New
York.
Band of Mercy of School
Guests of Mrs. Lewis M. Clark.
The executive board of the Band
of Mercy of the Abseeen public
School, also teachers and seyeraf
friends OF the club, were entertained
by Mrs. Lewis M. Clark at her home,
Thursday afternoon, Sept /.
A short meeting was held, during
which there was an open discussion
on the care and treatment OF animals
during the. summer, especially dogs
and horses.
Mrs. Clark gave an interesting talk
on "Our Fur Friends. She made an
ardent plea for them land the birds,
telling how cruelty they are killed SO
that we may beautify ourselves. In
closing all were asked to consider
these facts when the time comes TO
buy furs, or use birds to adorn our
hats, and refrain from the use OF
either.
A musical program followed. Those
aiding were Anna Mccarthy, Florence
Hunter, Frances and Ruth Hartzell,
Louise Draper, Mrs. Marie Johnson,
Mrs. Florence Bland and George
Bland.
After having our pictures taken
with Pompey Clark, Mrs. Clark's st.
Bernard dog, as the centre figure, we
adjourned to the porch, where re-
freshments were served.
Those present were Mrs. Marie
Johnson, Mrs. Florence Bland, Mrs
Franklin G. Turner, Miss Nettie Alex.
ander, Miss Carrie Reed, Mrs. Aman
da Johnson, Mrs. Wenrick, Anna Nc
Carthy. Florence Hunter, Ruth and
Frances Hartzell, Catherine Miller,
Ruth Reed, Louise Draper, Doris
Bland, George Bland, Jacob Reed and
the hostess.
Banquet rendered Mrs. Joseph Til
toms NJ. E. Sunday School Class.
The banquet merited by Mrs. ]. S.
Tilton's class of ten girls for winning
the Lincoln Highway Auto Contest in
the NJ. E. Sunday School was given
the class in the chapel last Friday
evening.
The banquet committee appointed
by the schools to make the arrange
ments consisted of Lewis w. Bowker,
Mrs. J.. w. Wainwright. Miss Ethel
Hammell and Mrs. Leon Conover, and
in executing their plans they were
assisted by Mrs. l.. w. Bowker and
Mrs. Irwin Rider.
The table was set on the platform
and was decorated with a handsome
bouquet of native cut flowers. Indi
vidual place cards graced each plate.
Their floral establishment harmonic
ed with the colors of the real floral
decorations.
The menu consisted of chicken sal
ad on lettuce, pickles, rolls and but
ter, block ice cream, fancy cakes and
candies.
Each member of the class together
with their teacher was present and
enjoyed the honor bestowed upon
them. Those who partook of the
dainties were Mrs. j.. S. Tilton, Misses
Laura Sutton, Lizetta Taylor, Anna
Mccarthy, Ruth Reed, Thelma Giber.
son, Florence Hunter, Asenath Lake,
Esther Boice, Catherine Miller and
Merlin Thomas. The other members
and friends OF the school were served
with block ice cream and fancy cakes,
About 60 We're present including the
class.
Miss Carrie Reed had charge of the
entertainment features. She intro.
duced several games in which The
class and school were called upon to
take part. In the circle contest Miss
Laura sutton scored the highest mum,
Der while blind folded, and was awar
ded a handsome bouquet of dahlias.
Numerous violin selections were
rendered by MI. Walter Burns to the
accompaniment of Mrs. Burns and
Miss Ethel Giberson on the piano
Other appreciated numbers consisted
of a solo by Miss Giberson; a SOLE
by Florence Hunter to the accompani
ment of Anna Mccarthy on the piano
and a recitation by Dorothy Berry.