The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-05-24

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Mrs. W. J.. Hudson and Stanley Par
sells motored to Cape May on Monday
for the day.
Miss Gertrude Helfrich was a guest
at the Trenton Normal School over
last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Guion was home over
the weekend from the University Of
Pennsylvania.
Miss Rose Price, a teacher in the
Pomona school, visited friends in this
city on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sears, who is teaching at
Cardiff, enjoyed a day here with
friends recently.
Mrs. Albert E. James is spending
ten days with friends in Asbury Park,
Mattawan and New York City.
Mrs. Stella Parker, teacher in Park
avenue school, spent the weekend
with her parents in West Greek.
Miss Katherine Sullivan entertained
her cousin, Miss Mary Godfrey, and
several friends one evening this week.
Mrs. Stanley Parsells and her moth
er, Mrs. Burrows Collins, are visiting
relatives in Chincoteague, Va, for a
week.
Miss Abbie Leeds is still unable to
resume her duties at School No. 2 be
cause of illness, having been home
Two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beckett have
taken possession OF their new home
on Chestnut street, which they recent
ly purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore C. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur P. Ryon motored to
Burlington Thursday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rodgers.
Mrs. Louis H. Allen is doing nicely
after being a patient in the Atlantic
City Hospital for several days. Friends
are wishing for a hasty recovery.
NJ AadA Mir job aiNGs4es eeeHEar
end visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Mathis, of Glendale ave
Tue.
MI. and Mrs. William Calder, of At
ante City, are making their home
With Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Huckel,
If Ryon avenue, for the summer
months. /
Mr.. Webster Price, Mr.. and Mrs. r
-ewis Lake and Miss Ella Price are
pending several days motoring thru
northern part of New Jersey, visit J
ng relatives.
Friends of Mrs. Mortimer Ware will
'e pleased to know that she is recup-
in a satisfactory manner, hav-
ag returned from the Atlantic City
Hospital on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stephenson
nd daughter Eileen, Mrs. Mary A.
stephenson and Miss Mary Ford mo-
ored TO B%ridgetoh last Sunday to visit I
If. and Mrs. David Johnson. '
Miss Dorothy Klair, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. John Klair, of this city, was
.mong the class of twenty-eight young
aides graduating from theEpiscopal
Training School, Philadelphia,
asst Thursday evening. :
Mrs. w. L. Shaw, of Wesley Parson- !
ge, received a cablegram on Wednes- :
ay announcing the birth of a baby .
oy to her sister, Mrs. Iltyd H. Geare, .
n Hong Kong, China. Baby's father !
5 Eastern Agent of the Vacuum Oil ,
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Mrs. Elwood Huekel spent this week
Philadelphia visiting Mr.. and Mrs. {
rank c. Ferguson. The latter's home {
frightened on Thursday morning +
y the arrival of a baby daughter. Mrs. ;
'erguson was formerly Miss Elsie
Iuckel. c
Mrs. Courtney Page left on Sunday
New York City, where she visited
e~latiyes before sailing for her home 7
Panama on Wednesday. Mrs. Page \
as spent the past two months with 7
father, C. Bolton Parsons, of Ryon 7
venue. +
Miss Armenia Leeds Risley, R. n, 7
graduate of the class of 1918 P. H. 7
!, attended the Reception Dance of r
lie graduating class given at the Par n
h House, Chapel of the Mediator, of
e Philadelphia Divinity School, this
asst week.
Charles w. ~Ingersoll is all smiles
lese days. The reason-the stork Il
Sited the home of his daughter, Mrs. r.
vi Ware, on Saturday morning, and r
fit a bouncing boy. This is Charles A
st grandson and the parents have "
lmed the y%oungster Charles Ingersoll p
ear. \,
Several members of the Rainbow B
ub were entertained at luncheon on NJ
lesday afternoon, by Mrs. Clarence
at her home on Spray ave
lie, Atlantic City. The afternoon was
voted to sewing. Present we're: G.
Reuben Adams, Mrs. Charles Vim P.
mt, Mrs. Warren Austin, Mrs. Kath-
ne Miller, and Mrs. Adelbert Adams. h.
Mrs. Huldah Bowen was hostess to Bi
r sewing circle at the home of her Dl
lighter, Mrs. William Leeds, of New
lad, Thursday afternoon. The mem
RS attending we're: Mrs. FEMME Har- bi
!, Mrs. Warren Austin, Mrs. Kath-
lie Miller, Mrs. F. Schurman, Mrs. d.
aries Chattle, Mrs William Leeds
d Mrs. Bowen. he
The graduating class of the Lans- ba
wne High School was entertained
the home of DR.. and Mrs. John M.
oy over the weekend. Prof. Wen W,
! Sooy had charge of the occasion, he
ich proved to be a tremendous sue fir,
IS. The boys motored back to Lans- an