The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-08-02
TNERSONAL AND
/ SOCIAL RECORD

Mrs. Edward l.. Hudson is making a
ten days visit to relatives at Spring
City, Pa.
Miss Ada Thomas was the soloist on
Sunday at the st. John's-by-the-Sea
Reformed Episcopal Church, of Vent
nor City.
Misses Mildred and Anna Helms, of
Brighton Place, are spending two
weeks with their aunt, Mrs. ]. Oswald,
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burtis F. Souder and
family, formerly of S.. Main street, on
Monday moved into the Thomas
apartments on Verona avenue.
Mrs. John F. Roderer, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother, DR.. J.
Edward Wallis, and Mrs. J.. Z. Wallis
this week, at their home on Chestnut
street.
Mrs. Charles Allen, Mrs. John Hill
ton, Mrs. Henry Martin and daughters
and Mrs. John S. Walker spent Satur-
day in Atlantic City. The ladies spent
most of the day on the Steel Pier.
Miss Ellen Mahoney, of Leesburg,
Florida, who is spending the summer
at the home of her uncle, the Rev. r.
B. Mahoney, of Linwood, returned
there last week from a two weeks
visit to Fox Chase, Pa.
The Rev. Louis d. Stultz and Mrs.
Stultz recently entertained Mrs. EN-
ma Andruss, of ~Pleasantville, at the
Bethany parsonage, Somers Point. DR..
Stultz recently returned home after a
business trip to Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard J. Mcconnell
are entertaining Mr.. Lester ]. O'Brien
and Master John Roderer o. Brien, of
Philadelphia, this week. Miss Clare
Mcconnell and Miss Agnes Herman,
of Brooklyn, also spent the weekend
with them.
Mrs. Estella Jacobson expects to
take possession of her home at 80
Lake place around the first of 'Septem-
Der, after making many improvements
and alterations to the property, which
has been leased for the past two years
TO DR.. G. FA Starr.
Mrs. Albert Bossler, of Lake place
and First street, has gone to Jersey
City, where she will be the guest of
Mrs. L. d. Adams for some time. While
away, Mrs. Bossler will see her niece,
Miss Geneva Keller, sail for her home
in London or August Sth. Later Mrs.
Bossler will be joined by Mr.. Bossler
and they will motor back to their
home in Pleasantyille.
Miss Mildred Dornan, whose home
Is in Philadelphia, has concluded a
very pleasant visit In Mortified. The
young lady from the Quaker City has
been the guest of Miss Lucy Shreve at
the summer home of her parents,
"Grannywood," which is located on
the New road. Miss Shreve will be
the guest of Miss Dornan in Philadel-
phia later in the season.
Mr.. Schrader, leader of Keith's or
chestra, of Philadelphia, who usually
spends his week-ends at Somers Point
in his coy apartment on the Shore
Road, spent Sunday cruising on Great
Egg, Harbor Bay. Mr.. Schrader is a
keen fisherman and seems to know
just where to pull in the croakers and
weakfish, He made some very good
catches Sunday, pulling in nearly fifty
croakers.
Miss Margaret Reilly, a. cousin of
Miss Gertrude Scott, of Verona ave
nue., this city, has returned to her
home on Riverside Drive. New York
city, after an extended stay in this
vicinity. Miss Reilly spent much of
her time at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Reilly, in At
lantic City. and made frequent visits
to Pleasantville. where she was the
guest of Miss Scott.