The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-15

was provided, both culinary and gas
tronomic feats being accomplished.
The Menu:
Chicken Ham Tongue
Deviled Eggs Cheese
Potato Salad Mixed Salads
Cold Slaw Tomatoes Lettuce
Pickles Cranberry Jelly
Bread Butter, Rolls
Coffee Block Ice Cream
Bridal Cake Angel Cake
Layer Cakes Fancy Cakes
Sailed Nuts Bon Bons
Fruits, Both Domestic and Foreign
The bride and bridegroom of sixty
years ago, now quite active octogena-
rians, received several fine presents.
Ten years ago that day they eelebrat-
ed their fiftieth, or golden, wedding
anniversary amid similar surround
ings.
Present at the anniversary and din
ner last Wednesday We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boice, Daniel Tilton Boice,
Absecon; Mrs. Cora Conoyer, Miss
Leira Conover, Camden; Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Harlan Boice, Esther, Durham and
Harlan Boice, Captain and Mrs. d.
Steelman Tilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
s. Tilton, Rev. j. w. Wainwright, of
Absecon; Mrs. |. G. Adams, Linwood;
Mrs. Isaac A. Lee, Camden; Mr.. Joel
+. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fish,
Mrs. John B. Smith, MI. Fred c.
Boice, Miss Lorine Boice, Mrs. Harry
Boice and daughters, Anna Lorine.
Dorothy and Helene, of Pleasantyille;
Mrs. John Wadsworth, of Paoli, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. Townsend, of
Longport; Mrs. Eugene Klein and
daughters, Dorothy and Dolores, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. Annette Tomlin
and Mrs. Frank Tomlin, of Haddon-
field; Mrs. Fred Dunn, Collingswood !;
Freebooter and Mrs. John Tomlin and
Mrs. Emma Leeds, Atlantic City; Mrs.
Floyd Simms and children, James
Stanley and Mildred, and Mrs. Greer,
of Ocean City; Mrs. Richard Bowen
and daughter Berniee, Port Republic;
Mrs. Maurie Souder Eldridge and Mr..
Howard Branin, of Camden.
In departing at the end of that
which vas termed "a perfect day" the
assembled guests expressed the desire
that Mr.. and Mrs. Boice might live to
enjoy more happy anniversaries.
mISSlOHS AfnOH9 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Topic Discussed by .E.W.F.M.
The April meeting of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the NJ.
E. Church was held at the home of
Mrs. James Henderson on Ohio ave
nue. last Tuesday afternoon. The
study topic was Missions Among the
Mohammedans'. 1t is hoped that eff
forts now being put forth to organize
a young peoples branch soon will be
crowned with success. Refreshments
were served.
Present were Mrs. r. l.. Babcock,
Mrs. Edward Pennington, Mrs. A. C.
Fleming, Miss c. G. Black, Mrs. Chas.
Mason, Mrs. Harry Mattson, Sr., Mrs.
Leon Conover, Mrs. William b. Smith,
Mrs. Joseph Smith, ST., Mrs. Frank
Babcock, Miss Florence Babcock, Mrs.
John S. Lewis, Mrs. William Wyand,
ST., Miss Mof1itt, and the hostess.
Easter Services in M. E. Church.
Special Easter Services will be held
in the M. E. Church both morning and
evening tomorrow, Easter Sunday. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. j. w.
Wainwright, will preach, and Miss Dor
OJHy AIle4 VIII give oil GdSleI iNeGlLd-
ton. In addition the choir will render
two Easter anthems and Miss Ethel
Giberson will sing a solo.
The evening service at 7.30 will be
entirely musical, when pipe organ, VIC
lin and voice will render praise to our
Risen Lord. Program follows:
Organ solo, "Offertoire No. A." Life
bure Wely, Mr.. Herman Madden;
Awake! Glad Soul, Awakei" Bridge,
Choir; Violin solo, 'B%arcarolle," Hoff-
man, Miss Dorothy Morris; "The
Gates of Easter" Hall, Junior Choir;
Organ solo, Elevation in G Major"