The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-09-13
soMERS POINT DOINGS.
By r. Van syekel.

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the way OF amusements, such as the
usual games, dancing on second floor
with a full orchestra and band in at
tendance, which will be followed by a
banquet. Speakers will be heard.
Miss Mary Thurlow spent a few days
in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Loretta Sooy, postmistress, has
returned from Asbury Park, where she
has been attending the annual conven-
ton.
Miss Madeline Eichner, of Spring
Lake, is visiting John Strang and wife.
The cunning season is in full swing
for reed hens and mud hens, and
sportsmen are to be found everywhere
on the meadows these days.
r. B. Fillman and family, of Laurel
Springs, spent Sunday with George
Saar and wife.
w. d. Shubert, wife and daughter,
vania Chemical Corporation, are guests
at the Waverly while here.
Joseph Croft, oil Atlantic City, was a
recent visitor to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Saar, and Frank F. Farren, of Phila-
delphia, an old friend of the family,
has made several calls recently.
lnioocS l.. anu VI lCAl1Cts vi OCOl-
land. are among the number of visitors
at the Hotel Waverly. This is the
! fourth summer they have spent here
and they return home about the first
of October.
George Burnwood, a ~well-known mu-
stefan of Philadelphia, and w. H. Han.
sen, a broker of Philadelphia, are at
the Waverly.
rrL- 1,,oJ nrIar of Afaaco hold 4l1;x
weekly meeting Wednesday, and after
the regular routine of business, some
good speeches were made and business
of Impotence was transacted, after
which lunch was served as usual.
The Momen's Civic Club held a very
interesting meeting at Mrs. Lewis B
Matthias on Wednesday evening and
completed their plans for the Memo.
rial.
The Pageant Committee wish to
thank all who contributed to the fund
as the young ladies who took part Won
five honors for Somers Point, which is
a credit to the city and will help to
put this locality on the map, thanks
to the Chamber of Commerce.
Harry McDermott and wife, Miss
Elizabeth Genshiner, John O'Campbell
James Genoe and Joshua Townsend, OF
Philadelphia, are stopping at Larry's
Hotel.
Electric bills are payable at the
First National Bank here now, instead
of Pleasantville, as heretofore.
The secretary of the Board of Edu
cation has notified all teachers and the
public that the school building will be
ready for opening on Monday morning
Sept. Is. A large enrolment of schol
airs is expected and four additional
rooms have been secured.
The FIuharty family have closed
their cottage at First and New York
avenue for the aso and motored tt
their Philadelphia home.
A much needed improvement in the
way OF larger light is about to be plac
ed at the corner of New Jersey ave
nue. and Shore road.
Mrs. Charles Paul has left the Ole
Point Hotel, to open up apartments IN
Philadelphia. Mr.. Paul expects to fol
low her soon to spend the winter.
y Mrs. Joseph Deyine, who has beer
very ill with hay fever, has recovered
sufficiently to be seen out among hei
many friends again.
The South Jersey Duntile and Con
crete Products Corp. opened up fol
business on Monday, with William ]
; Snyder as president.
Mrs. Jesse Braddock entertained a
luncheon Miss Mary Boyd, of Roxboroi
Miss Sadie Harper, Miss Edna Plat
and Mrs. John Platt, ST., of German
town, day last week.
;. Jack Urian has left the Old Poin
Hotel to take a position at the Jack
lO-Lantern in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Mary Overend is entertaining
7. her sister, Miss Annie Smith, of Ard
; more, Pa, for an indefinite stay.
:, Somers Steelman and wife had al
their guest Miss Mary Whitaker, o
philadelphia, who has returned home
Jack Dempsey made a stop at Kauff
mans last Sunday long enough II
shake hands with Eddie Galbreath.
Mrs. VIM. Kendall and family. o
Newark, who have been summering OF
Bay avenue, have returned home.
william Schlosser, who has been
resident here for three years, has lef'
for Philadelphia to engage in the bull
ding business.
Mrs. Sidney Scull, OF Ocean City
Miss Madeline Boyer and Attorney
Robert Warke were recent visitors a
the home of Ex-Judge Enoch A. Hig
bee.
VIM. Kavanaugh. proprietor of thu
Beach House, is making preparation:
/ to leave for Macksburg, O., the first o.
the week for a short stay.
City Council meets this Friday eve
ming and has many items which viii
be brought up for discussion.
VIM. Richter and wife, who have
been staying with Mrs. Fred. Helm
have returned to their home in Mary
land.
Gimp Zeng and Dewey Kaufman
were among the sporting element tbs
first of the week in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thomas Holland, of Blue Anch
or, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Fran
CTS Cook.
Edward Cook and wife have CLOSED
their cottage on Harbor Lane anc
Yacht avenue and returned to theil
Philadelphia home.
The Cohen and Kolk families. who
have been spending the summer in the
Steelman Cottage, have left for Phila
delphia.
VIM. Murphy and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Scholater and daughter visited Mrs
julius Helm the first of the week, and
have returned to their homes in Balti
more.
r. C. Davenport, of Cape May Point
paid a visit to Ex-Mayor Crissy and
Louis Gimme, while in town on Tues
day.
Dewey Kaufman and a party Of
friends motored to Philadelphia OF