The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-05-31
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Mrs. W. Claude Bailey mas peeu
confined TO her bed with illness the
past week.
Aubrey Hickman visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hickman, OF New
Gretna. last Sunday.
Miss Grace Rump, a senior at Glass
boro Normal School, spent the past
Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Alice Goldmeyer will leave the
first of the week to take her entrance
test at the Trenton Normal School.
Rev. J. L. Surtees, of %Bridgeton,
made a brief visit to the city Thurs
day and while here called on a few
friends.
Rudolph Keucher, a Law student at
Temple University, spent the past
weekend with his parents and school
friends.
Mrs. Mag motored with friends to
Philadelphia on Wednesday to spend
a few days with her son, Earle 7.
Wertern.
Miss Gladys Pettet, of West New
York. y. J.. is spending Decoration
Day with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
W. E. Pettet.
Miss Millicent Thompson was a Wis
itor at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Thompson, this
er. Mrs. George Hewitt and Mrs. Will
lam Buckham formed a merry party 7
in Atlantic City On Monday.
Mayor Joseph Mendell, OF West
Palm Beach, Florida. with Mrs. Men 7
dell. arrived in Pleasantyille this week
and will spend the summer here.
Miss Ada Macdonald, a student at /
the University Of Pennsylvania, enjoy
ed a few days with her parents on T
Adams avenue. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sprague. OF
Ryon avenue entertained Mrs. Ida I
Insweller and Miss Name Nichols, OF
Trenton, several days the past week.
Mrs. Lola F. Miller is spending the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Annie
E. Gaskill, in Wernersville, Pa. Mrs.
Gaskill's health has greatly improved +
since her visit in the mountains.
Miss Alma Wright, OF 142 Adams
avenue, let Wednesday for a foug-day
trip to Washington, D.. C., as repre- ]
sentatives OF the day scholars OF Hard
castle Business School. Atlantic City.
Mrs. Edmund Mag. of Ryon avenue. I
entertained her bridge club Tuesday C
afternoon. PTesenl We're: Mrs. Tai
mage. Mrs. Reice. Mrs. M~cIlhenney.
Mrs Maehan. Mrs. Madden. Mrs. Shell
~lingburg. Mrs. Alderman and Mrs.
Mag.
Rev. Richard b. Mahoney. OF the /
County Baptist Churches, lett Wednes-
day fer d vacation in Texas. He viii +
visit Dallas. For Worth and CoFsican-
ma before returning. His pulpit will
b. supplied by various cIergymen dur "
ing his absence.
Mrs. Arthur P. Ryon was hostess TO T.
her club Monday afternoon, al her
Shore road home. Members present
included Mrs. Harrg ID. Brown. Mrs.
Harry Umbrine. Mrs. Charles F. Bow y
en-. Mrs. George v. Smith, Mrs. T. C.
Tompkins and Mrs. Ryon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bossler enter N
tanned over the past weekend Mrs.
Harold Cool ana baby. OF California;
Mrs. Josephine Adams. Earl Adams
and Mrs. y. Empher. Of Jersey City. ?
Mrs. Mary Goldsmith. OF Egg Harbor,
is a guest al the Bossler home for sew
eral days. =
Among lHE tGCdi SlIlS anu DOyc 10
graduate this year al various schools
and colleges are: Miss Ada MacDon
aid. OF the University OF Pennsylvania o
Miss Dorothy Thomas and Rodney
Smith. OF Trenton Normal School,
Miss Dorothy Klair. OF the Nurses 5
Training College. Of Philadelphia.
The friends OF Miss Hilda Bowen F
will be pleased to learn that she is
recovering, after having undergone a
serious operation in the Atlantic City c
Hospital. Her brother, who is sixteen
years OF age, is also on The sick list. T
having had a very bad case of scarlet
fever, but he, too. is OF the road 10 re- ;
coYery. O
Miss Dorothy Klair and Miss Arme
MIA L. Risley. r. N. had the pleasure
OF attending the Nurses Commence $
ment Exercises at the Jewish Hospital
in Philadelphia. OF which their friends &
Miss Clara /. Mueller and Miss Ger
trude Kroekel We're graduates. Miss
Mueller and Miss KroekeI are gradu
ates of Egg Harbor High School, while
Miss Rfsley and Miss Klair are gradu- o
ates OF ~Pleasantyille High School, also
Of the Episcopal Hospital, of P%hiladel-
phia.