The Pleasantville press., 1924-10-25

BY R. Van Syckel.

BY r. Van Syckel
The ]. G. C. Club met at the home
of Miss Dorothy Sautter on Friday
evening and elected the following off,
GERS: Margaret Dilks, president; Mar
garet Meisle, secretary; Dorothy Saut-
ter, treasurer Others attending were
Mary Wilson. Mary Chenoweth, Esther
Chenoweth, Grace Wolf and Catherine
Meisle.
The Atlantic County w. c. T. u. will
hold an executive meeting in Central
NJ E. Church, Linwood, on Nov 6. A
large delegation from here expects to
be present.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Smith and daughters,
Mary Gewase and Anna Francis, of
Philadelphia, were weekend guests of
Mrs. R. s. Thompson.
Ms. ]. J. Arnold will make an in
definite stay with relatives in Balti-
more.
Mrs. T. George Middleton and daugh-
ter Leonore spent the weekend visit
ing relatives in Philadelphia
George Fritz, of Philadelphia, spent
the weekend with Frank Sautter and
wife.
Mrs. Francis Cook entertained her
mother, Mrs. Mary Holland, of Blue
Anchor last week.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid Society
of Bethany M P. Church was held at
the home of Mrs. Edward Eliason on
Tuesday evening.
Many were shocked to hear of the
death of J. Peck, of Newburgh, N. Y,
as he was well-known as a summer
visitor of Eugene Wood and wife.
Mrs. Walter H. Ford and son Harry
motored to Wilmington, Del, to visit
relatives last Monday.
The Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran
Church will hold social at the home
of Mrs Bickers, Second street, on
Thursday, Nov. 6.
Charles Kenneth Roberts left on
Wednesday for an indefinite stay in
Pocono mountains, where his wife has
been spending her vacation. She will
accompany him home.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Marian Cousart on Saturday evening
last, in honor of her birthday. Music,
dancing and singing were enjoyed. The
dining room was decorated with flow
ers and autumn leaves. Present were ::
Misses Amanda and Elizabeth Ben
ner, Ronald Benner and wife, Master
Samuel Benner, Joseph Saylor and
wife, Edward Staines and wife, Lewis
Koener and wife, Miss Dot Koener,
Benjamin Koener, David Reed and
wife, Misses May and Betty Staines,
Master John Staines, ]. B. Cousart and
wife, Miss Wanda Cousart and Master
James Cousart
George Saar and wife motored to
Williamstown and spent the weekend
| with relatives.
The Loyal Order of Moose next
Wednesday evening, Oct 29th, will
| give banquet and entertainment with
out-of-town talent.
home of Mrs. E. A. Higbee on Wednes
day afternoon "A Backward Social
was the subject.
| Mrs. Ford is entertaining Mrs. Geo
Headley and daughter Betty, and moth
err Mrs. Thomas, of Wilmington, Del.
| Lewis B. Matthias and wife took a
motor trip to Philadelphia the first OF
the week
| Joseph Steelman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Somers Steelman, was married to
Miss Mary Whitaker, of Philadelphia,
/. last Monday After wedding break
| fast at the home of the bride, the cou-
pie started for Canada, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
| Mrs. Julius Helm is visiting her
daughter in Washington, d. c.
| Gus. C. Scovian, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Fred Balmer.
| Thomas Crane, of Philadelphia, was
visitor over the weekend and spent
most of his time fishing and grabbing
in the bay.
Chester Conover and family spent
Sunday evening with Allen Doughty
and wife, of Oceanville
Harry Somers and John McMullin,
of Philadelphia, were visitors to the
Point over Sunday.
Miss Emma Adams and Miss Myrtle
| Connolly, of Atlantic City, visited
| friends here over the weekend.
Charles Stewart and family. of New
| York, were in town Sunday, looking
! for a site on which to build summer
home
i Silver Moon Council, d. of p. held
their annual masked ball at Bayview
| Hotel, Wednesday evening, and the
affair was a great success in every
way. Some beautiful costumes were
seen. Mrs. Edward Pratt won first
prize for the best fancy costume, and
| Warren Fulton won the second prize
! for the most comic costume. The
Happy Five" orchestra provided music
| for the occasion. Present were: Mrs.
Madeline Spitz, Anna Spitz, Madeline
Spitz, Mrs. Edward Pratt. Mrs. Eugene
Steelman, Annie Hewitt, Carrie Heck
ert, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Thomas Birch,
Mrs. Carlos Garrison and daughter,
Mrs. Laura Stroup, Mrs. Jewell, and
Mrs. johnson of Ocean City; Joseph
Green and wife, George Spitz and wife,
William Spitz, Fred Arnold and wife,