The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-02-19
Mortified Personals.

MI. ana MIS-. II. u. toHIcNe CIl-
tertained their little granddaugh-
ter, Barbara Jane Mason, dau&h=
ter of DR.. and Mrs. James II. Ma
son, of Atlantic City, for lew
days the past week.
The Junior Civic Club will or
game Saturday afternoon, Feb,
81, at . O'Clock, at the home OF
Mrs. f. G. ShreVe, at which time
Mrs. Myron Robinson, OF HacKen-
sack, will be present to have
charge of the organizing. This
meeting was postponed from Mon
day OF this week.
The Women's Civic Club will
hold their regular meeting i'll the
city hall on Tuesday evening.
The Mortified Progressive
League will hold Dixie dance IN
their club house, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry DeMoya and chill
dren, Vincent and Doris, spent
Wednesday a-week in Atlantic
City, where they assisted in cele-
brating the birthday of James Jul
Illus Mathis, Jr., of Chelsea ave.
Tom Meyer, of Tilton I'd, and
his popular Gypsy Band played
during the intermissions i'll the
lobby of the Globe Theatre, at the
AIo,,,;e C,1ap6cf chow
Tha bus Miss Northfield' is
now making daily trips to Phila-
delphia and discharges and re-
ceives passengers in front OF
Strawbridge & Clothier's store,
instead OF Lit Brothers, as for
merly.
G. Francis Meredith came frcin
Philadelphia to spend the week
end with his parents on Mt. Yer
non ave. He brought with him
several fellow students of the
Industrial Art School, Of Philadel-
phia. These We're: Miss Florence
l.. Turner, Miss Jeanne MacDon-
aid, Miss Peggy Peck, Charles Eu-
gene Klieb and Kirk Merrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood Lee and
family, of Ireland ave, spent Sun
day in English Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Albrecht,
of Shore rd., have had as their
guests Mrs. William Albrecht, of
Philadelphia, and Miss Helen Fra
ser, of Stonehurst, Pa.
Mrs. Ethel Smith, of Oak Crest
av., and II. c. Conover, OF Atlantic
City, visited friends in Absecon,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heffernan
and Miss Bernardine Heffernan,
OF Shore rd., will spend Washing
toms birthday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Howard Arthur and son
Billy spent Monday in Atlantic
City as the guests of friends.
Mrs. Sara Greer has been spen-
ding several weeks in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Mrs. Anna Magee, of Camden,
visited her son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Magee,
of Zion rd., on Sunday. Howard
Magee, who has been in poor
health for some time, entered
Pine Rest Sanitarium on Sunday
for treatment.
James Smith has returned to
his home in WilkeS-Barre, Pa,
after visiting his sister, Mrs, Ed
gar Martin, of Mortified ave-,
over fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reilly, of
Ventnor City. spent Sunday with
Mr.. Reilly's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Reilly, of Halbert ave.
Mrs. Sidney Morton, who was
called from Florida several weeks
ago owing to the illness of her
grandmother, Mrs. Emma Muir
dock. returned to the south again
on Friday to join Mr.. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford and
family, of Mortified ave, passed
Sunday with relatives in Ceilings
wood.
Miss Leah Rumbel, of Zion I'd,
a teacher in the Mill I'd. school,
had as her guest over the week
end, her sister, Miss IIilda Rum
bel. a student in the Kutztown
Normal school
DR.. and Mrs Joseph A. NJ
Smurl, of Mortified plaza, had a.
their weekend guests, their two
sons from Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert s Higbee,
Jr.. of Halbert ave and Broad st.
will have reached Miami. Fla, by