The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1924-12-13
SOMERS POINT DOINGS.
By r. Van Syckel.

This Friday evening the card party and
dance to be held at Larry's Hotel prom
ises to be one of the social events of the
season. Mrs. L. Brannigan has done ev-
erything possible to make it a success.
Mrs. George Shirley entertained her
sister, Miss Florence Downs. of Pleasant
vile, for a few days past.
Miss Helen Jarvis, of Camden. was a
weekend visitor to the Point, stopping
with friends.
Walter Smith. wife and son. of Glenn
enton, spent Sunday with relatives on
Shore road.
The local post of the American Legion
have changed their meetings to every
other Tuesday evening in the City Hall.
during the winter months, instead of the
time before mentioned.
The Sewing Circle of the NJ. p. Church
met at the home of Mrs. Lewis, on Shore
road, and plans were made for their COM
ing bazaar, to be held before Christmas.
Miss Mary Daley has recovered from
her recent illness of a few days and is
C. H. Leeds and wife. of Woodbury..
have returned home, after spending sew
eral days with their daughter, Miss Flor
ence +. Leeds.
Miss Violet Haines and John Haines. of
Hatboro, were the guests of their parents
on New Jersey avenue over the weekend.
important meeting in their hall on Shore
road, last Friday evening. and refresh
ments We're served at a late hour.
Ex-Mayor Crissey is recovering from
The Community Club met in Silver
Moon Hall on Monday evening, and made
final plans for their community tree for
the children of this city for Christmas
Mrs. James G. Scull is recovering. after
undergoing an operation at the Samaritan
Hospital in Philadelphia.
The Women's Republican Club held
their business meeting last Tuesday eve
ming and were entertained Immediately
afterwards by Mrs. Naomi Craighead at a
musicale, at her home on New Jersey
avenue.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Volunteer Fire
Co. No. l met on Monday evening in the
new fire hall, when nomination OF officers
for the ensuing year were made. The
ladies of this organization. who SO will
ingly helped to make the carnival a sue
cess, We're: C~hairlady. Mrs. Emma Bren-
ner; Mrs. Celia Champion, Mrs. Gertrude
obinson Mrs. Mary Braun, Mrs. Nlr-
ginia Horton. Mrs. Ella Wilson. Mrs. Ele-
via Lewis, Mrs. Pearl Lewis, Mrs. Edna
Wentzell, Mrs. Sarah Radcliff. Mrs. Mary
Clements, Mrs. p. j. Cajka, and Miss Is
city Council held their regular meeting
on Friday evening. The regular routine
of business was gone through with ana
Mrs. Carrie Shade has closed her Shore
road residence and will spend the winter
months in Philadelphia.
Somers Steelman was a weekend visit
or to his parents. Somers Steelman and
wife,
Francis COOK ana VIE spent the week
end with Mrs. Cooks mother. Mrs. Thos.
Holland, of Blue Anchor.
The W. C. T. L. ladies motored to the
County Almshouse on Sunday afternoon,
where they conducted services for the old
folks along with a musical program.
The Civic Club held a meeting in City
Hail on Thursday evening and nominated
the following officers: For president. Mrs,
John Eiserman, Mrs. Wm. Houser and
Mrs. Thomas Birch; vice-president, Mrs.
Catherine Van Duzen and Mrs. Thomas
Birch: secretary. Mrs. Chas. Wolff and
Mrs. Frank Hart: treasurer, Mrs. Mary
PAXTON and Mrs. Lewis 3. Matthias. Edee-
ton TO be held the first meeting of the
new year. The total sum from the recent
bazaar was S275. which will be used to-
wards the building of a community hall.
The Loyal Order OF Moose, held a very
Important meeting in their headquarters
on Wednesday evening, hen a large
gathering was present. Refreshments
Mere served.