The Penn's Grove record., 1921-11-18
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers DOings, Entertain
ments and EnjOyments

NJ. and Mrs. Zane have moved into
the bungalow at 28th and Wilson
Avenue recently vacated by Mrs. c..
w. Millett.
Miss Anna Morrissey, on Avenue I,
who went under a serious operation
at the jefferson Hospital, recently, is
improving and is expected home in
about a week.
VIM. Smith, on G Street, who is
employed at Pyralin, N. j., spent the
weekend with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dayton and
family, on H Street, moved during
the week to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Bremen, on
F Street, who have been spending
several months in the Pocono Noun
tairs and Oxford, Pa, for the benefit
of Mr.. Drennen's health, have return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Crockett, on
Fifth Street, spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia.
Come out tonight and enjoy the
good things that are on he menu at
the oyster, supper to be given by the
Parish Guild, in the Parish House,
five to seven P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brownlee and
family, on Delaware Avenue, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Collins enjoyed a
pleasant weekend motoring through
Delaware.
Mrs. James Shepherd, on f Street,
is improving after a long continued
illness.
Miss Blanche Smith, of Wilmington,
spent the weekend with her brother,
Gary Smith, or E Street.
Mrs. J. W. Whelan, on Summerin
Tract, is visiting relatives in Swedes-
boro for a week.
Mrs. VIM. Borden, of Newark, is
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Fogg, of the Summerill
Tract.
Mrs. E. c. Wilson, on Smith Ave
nue.. entertained Mrs. VIM. Brown
and daughter, Alberta, and Mrs. BeT'-
tina Toy, of Salem, on Tuesday even
ing.
Little Jane Sparks, who has bnen
Ill for a long time IS now very much
improved.
Mrs. A. Maloana, of gton
spent several days during the present
week with her sister, Mrs. Morrison
of G Street.
The members of the Alpha CHI
Sigma and their wives had a theatre
party in Philadelphia on Tuesday
evening. They enjoyed the perform
ance, ''The Bat" at the Adelphi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins have moveC
from Summerill Tract to III Fourtf
Street,
NJ. ana Mrs. \. L. Brown anC
children, Of the Cove, Will visit rel
sister. Mrs. Wlke'' of Philadelphia, OF
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Herbert, on Fourth
Street. entertained her cousin, Mrs
J. ". -Go00otham, OF CoBingsvt7od
on Tuesday, at dinner. Mrs. Row
botham is First District Vice Presl-
dent Of Federated Clubs Of the State
Master Charles Woodrow. Of vii
mington, spent the weekend a tht
home of his aunt. Mrs. H. R. Witt.
Mr.. Louis Medholdt, on Avenue l
was a visitor to Wilmington on Tues
day.
Mrs. H. Cooker has moved from
678 Fourth Avenue to 167 Magnolia
Street.
Mrs. Victor Olson, of Third Avenue
left for Newark. N. j., this week, tc
spend the winter with her husband
who is employed by the dupont Com.
pany there. They will reside at '94
High Street.
Mrs. Lehberger. who has been living
at 6S5 Fourth Avenue for some time
has moved to 3114 Iron Side Road
Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell, former
residents on Fifth Avenue, havf
moved to 19 B Street.
A costume party was given y tht
members of the Ladies Aid on Mon
dav evening in the w story house
at corner of Washington Street an(
Shell Road. About forty persons were
present and enjoyed a jolly time
MANY of the costumes showed origin
alitv and ingenuity. a box luInheor
was taken by each person n eater
after all had unmasked.
Mrs. Paul Williams, on Delaware
Avenue. who has been quite Ill 1ol
some time, is now on the road to re-
covery. GIL
Mrs. Charles Laign, at II She
Road will move during the week to
Summerill Tract.
Mr.. John King, who is employed m
Chester, Pa, spent the weekend VIII
his family at 65 G Street.
Mrs. C. w. Millett, who has peer
in Hoosic Falls for several months
scent several days in the Village
packing her goods preparatory to
moving to Greenwich, n. y, Whefe
Mr.. Millett is employed as manager
of a grocery store.
NAL School.
Mrs. Alfred n. Richmond was a WIS
itor to Philadelphia on "Wednesday.
A delightful surprise party, was
rendered Albert Birch, at his home
SAL Second Avenue, on Friday even
inc The house was tastefully deco
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