The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-16

in-law, Mrs. Samuel Gibefson, after
s%ojourning for several weeks with rel
atives in Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Bailey, Miss Viola Bailey,
of Wayne, and Mrs. Shappelle, of
sP~ottstown, sojourned over Sunday at
Mrs. May T~ownsend's, where the for
mer's daughter, Miss Mabel Bailey, a
Pleasantville school teacher, makes
her home while here.
T. James Hamilton returned home
last week from Hahnemann Hospital,
Philadelphia, where he underwent
treatment for nearly two weeks. His
condition is said TO be much improved
since his return, he now being well
enough to take short walks. Before
going to the hospital, Mr.. Hamilton
had been confined to his home several
weeks, during most OF the time to his
bed.
Edward Hammell is preparing to
build a home adjacent to the dwelling
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hammell, at Conovertown. Contractor
James Somers, of Oceanville, will be
in charge of the construction work, it
is said.
The September meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce will be held in
the Council Chamber next Tuesday
evening, when routine matters will be
considered.
Prof. Riley Home.
Prof. E. d. Riley returned to his
home on Friday after ten weeks alb
sence, with his bride, formerly Mrs.
Amy A. Penhallow, of Pleasantville.
They were entertained at the home of
his son, William B. Riley, who gave a
wedding dinner in their honor. On
Sunday they attended the Absecon NJ.
E. Church and he took up the duties
of the offices held open for his return.
Civic Club Meeting.
The first fall meeting of the Wo-
mems Civic Club will be held at the
home of the president, Mrs, Reuben L.
Babcock, on Thursday, Sept. 2S, in
stead of on the preceding or third
Thursday of the month, the regular
meeting night, the change being made
to enable the Women's Republican
Club to hold their September meeting
on the third Thursday evening, the
21st, just previous to primary election.
Red Men Win Prize.
Nearly 40 members of Alletah Tribe
OF Red Men, this city, including their
degree team of Is braves %journeyed in
motor buses last Monday evening to
Wildwood, where they participated in
the monster Red Mems parade in
which tribesmen from all over South
Jersey were in line. High officers of
the order from as far away as Canada
mara p,acant IN nfRaiafa or tho oranH
ceremonies. The degree team of Allie
tab Tribe appeared in their natty new
uniforms, true in style and makeup
to the costume traditions of the order,
and were judged the best dressed
team in the parade, for which they
received the first prize of $25 in cash.
Alletah Tribe has been wonderfully
active the past year along social and
increased membership lines, and all
its efforts have been ~signally crowned
with success. The latest award adds
still another victory to their list of
credit-refecting accomplishments.
Rileys Given Surprise.
On Tuesday evening, the organized
class of women, Willing Workers"
of the NJ. E. Sunday School, of Abse-
con, gave MI. anu MIS-. Il. II. hliey d
surprise party at their home on
Church street. They presented them
with a handsome electric table lamp
and extended many good wishes. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
business and social matters. The
class furnished refreshments. The
total attendance was "a. Those pres
en- were: Mrs. j.. w. Wainwright,
president: Mrs. Lizzie Conover, secre-
tary; Mrs. Harry Mattson, Sr., treas
urer; Mrs. Charlotte Hammell, Mrs.
Joseph Smith, Mrs. d. X. Smith, Mrs.
Susie Hartzell, Mrs. |. J. Rider, Mrs.
Herbert, Mrs. Arthur Conover, Mrs. E.
Pennington, Miss Mabel Pennington,
Miss c. c. Black, Mrs. E. Babcock,
Mrs. James Henderson, Mrs. Steelman
Lee, Mrs. c. Mason, Mrs. E. Gosline,
Miss Leona Conover, Mrs. A. C. Flem-
ing Miss Tjzzip Adpluno Mpc A1on1o