The Pleasantville press., 1924-11-15

Miss Emily Reep, of School No.
spent the week end in Philadelphia
with her parents.
b On Sunday Mrs. Edna Click enter
/ ,ained Miss Frances Click and Miss
Lula Parker. of Wildwood.
Mrs. John F. Ryon and Mrs. Chas
I r. Collins attended the d. A. r. lun-
cheon at Haddon Hall Saturday.
Miss Lillian Somers was taken to
I the Atlantic City Hospital on Thurs
day for an operation on her tonsils
Freeholder and Mrs Clark Adams
are enjoying an automobile trip to
points of interest in the East and
I South
George H Adams, cashier of The
First National Bank. left on Monday
for trip to Chestnut Neck for duck
shooting.
Mr.. and. Mrs. d. Nassano, of Verona
avenue, left on Tuesday for st. Peters
burg, Florida, where ihey will spend
the winter.
Mrs l.. Jennings. of New York.
mother on Wright street, who is past
SO years of age.
Friends of Harry E. Brewin will be
pleased to hear that he is slightly i'm
proved. after suffering severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
Prof W. c. Sullivan and daughter,
Catherine, were entertained on We'd
nesday evening at the Hotel Ambas-
sador, Atlantic City.
Miss Kathryn Whitman is substitute
ing in Fifth Grade, School No. 2, as
Mrs. Stella Parker is confined to her
home with sickness.
Miss Frances Click has returned
home with Miss Lula Parker, of Wild
wood, who has been spending some
time with Miss Click.
Miss A. A. Underwood, who was
stricken with pneumonia, continues in
a serious condition at her home in
Pleasantville Terrace.
The many friends of DIR. L. S. Mad
den will be glad to hear he is recu-
perating, after a recent operation in
the Atlantic City Hospital.
Mrs Victor Palmer and daughter
Doris, of New York, viii be the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Henry A. Martens,
| VI 0uOl z 1AOdus III tnO UCCh6-
! Miss Elma Mcconnell and friend,
I Miss Anne Larkin, will spend the
weekend with her mother. Mrs. Ger.
trude Mcconnell, of Ryon avenue.
| On Friday Capt. and Mrs. Parker, of
Cape May Court House, and Miss Lula
Parker. of Wildwood, motored to Plea
santville to spend the weekend with
relatives.
! Mr. Charles E. Boppell, of E. Edge
water avenue, arrived in San Francis
co ON the Finland, Nov. g. after most
delightful trip through the canal He
intends to remain indefinitely.
Mrs. Joseph Krewson and Mrs How.
ard Krewson motored to Haddon
Haddon Heights in their new Nash
roadster, visiting old acquaintances al
Mrs. Joseph Krewson's former home.
Miss Lula Mason and Mr.. and Mrs
E. d. Mason, of Pleasant avenue, made
motor trip Thursday to Bridgeport
where they were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. j. Joslin, formerly of Abse-
con-
Postmaster Ralph higgins, his wife
and son Jack, Mrs. Carl Gaskill and
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Bridgeton, spent Armistice Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Adams, of Ryon
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard entertained
DR.. and Mrs Garfield Burroughs, OF
Atlantic City, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
st. John, of Pleasantville, at their
home on Ryon avenue, on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Click and chill
dren, Raymond and Halvor, have re-
turned from a delightful motor trip
through Coatesville, Parksburg, Ian
caster City and Lititz, Pa. Mr. Click S
home towns, renewing old friends, and
returning by way of Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Alice Snyder entertained a
| few friends at dinner last Monday eve
] ing, in honor of her birthday anniver-
asry. Her guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Davis, Mr. and Mrs Viii
liam H. Heller, Miss Ruth Heller, Mrs
! Wenderoth and Mr.. Robert Darlington
of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edmund Mag entertained al
cards at her Ryon avenue home, In
honor of her old-iime friend, Mrs
Krug, of Atlantic City. she also having
high score. After the games a delight.
| full supper was served. Present were
Mrs. Krug, Mrs. Landenberger, Mrs. F.
Reinar, the hostess. and Alexander
Sanders.
Miss Jean Eckman was hostess to
the Beta Sigma Sorority at the home
1 of Misses Catherine and Eleanor Ar.
mold Tuesday evening. Attending
were Misses Eleanor and Catherine
| Arnold, Dorothy Brown. Dorothy
Boice, Helen Walker, Jean Eckman
Next meeting will be held at the home
of Miss Dorothy Boice.
I Prof. William F. Richards, former
and now principal of Joralemon Street
School. Belleville, Essex County, N. j..
spent Saturday morning visiting
| friends here before he began his atten-
dance at the Annual Meeting of the
New Jersey State Teachers Associa-
tion, held in Atlantic City
Curtis Eldredge, of w. Park avenue
who crushed five toes on one of his
feet several weeks ago, has been a
patient in the Atlantic City Hospital
since that time. Mr.. Eldredge under.
went a second operation Monday
which necessitated the amputation OF
the foot Mr. Eldredge is reported
at the hospital as in critical condi-
tion.
| Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Whitman,
Miss Kathryn Whitman, Curtis Adams
Alton Fox and Irwin Field attended the
Rutgers-Lafayette football game al
the Princeton University Stadium last
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