The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs w. Klemm, Mr.. ant
| Mrs. N. Klemm, Mr.. and Mrs. T
Klemm, Mrs. Howard Beckett ant
Miss Anna Beckett, all of Oneida
avenue, enjoyed the package party
entertainment given by the Nc
Kee City Grange in Mckee City
Saturday night.
Mrs. Joseph Walker, of E
Pacific avenue, recently entertained
her mother, Mrs. Greenwood, Of
| Philadelphia.
Charles S. Lutz. Robert Mac.
Lean, Charles e. Howard and j
| Alton Boice, of the Atlantic City
| Shrine club, attended the meeting
of the Marshalls and Chairmen fol-
! the 1927 Imperial Council
Session, held in the Grill room OF
City. Tuesday night.
Russell Mollett, of Pleasant
avenue, and Milton Band, of
Charles and Madison avenues, ap-
peared on the vaudeville bill at
the Merlyn theatre, Ocean City,
Wednesday night. Their act con
sisted of ."bones" and musical
saw.
Miss Dolly Hoffman, of Linden
avenue, has improved from her
recent illness and able to be about
again.
Mrs. Fannie Edwards, of East
Thompson avenue, is quite i'll in
the Atlantic City hospital where
she went under an operation on
Saturday.
Mrs. Powell Hudson, Mrs. Harry
LEM, Mrs. Robert Montgomery
and Mrs. George w. Mack attended
the anniversary celebration of
Star of Atlantic Lodge, Shepherds
of Bethlehem, in Atlantic City,
Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Click, of
Pleasant avenue, were given a
shower by members of the Y. p.
B. at their home. last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Leeds, of
n. Main street. attended the show.
1.-THE Little Clodhopper," in the
Pleasantville high school, Tuesday
night.
A postponed meeting of the
Black Cat club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Harry LEM, East
Floral avenue, Wednesday after
noon.
Among those enjoying the
comedy, THE Old Maids Conven-
ton" enacted by members of the
Ladies' Aid society, of Trinity NJ.
p. church, of Ventnor, in that re-
sort Tuesday evening were: Mrs,
Lewis Norton, Mrs. Clarence Evan,
Mrs. Anna Eckman, Mrs. Sara
Hires, Mrs. Elizabeth Benner, and
Mrs. Charles Turner.
Mrs. A. r. Bateman and her
sister, Mrs. William GoldmyeI.
were guests of relatives in the
northern part of the state, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baker, of N.
Third street, have returned from
very pleasant visit with Rev. and
Mrs. Lyle Morton, in Sewell, N. j.,
and also friends in Pitman.
The Ladies' Aid society, of
Salem NJ. E. church, will meet in
the church parlor Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. Walter
Randall, Mrs. Harry LEM, Mrs
George w. Mack, Mrs. Earl Keeper
and Mrs. Robert MacLean were
among those enjoying the card
party and dance of Charles II.
Mann Chapter No. 1S9, o. e. S.,
Monday night, in Jr. o. U. A. M,
hall.
Members of the Entire Nous club
of Mt. Pleasant NJ. p. church, will
entertain the Mainland Ministerisl
Union in the church hall on Mon
day evening.
James c. Vickers entertained his
brother, John d. Vickers, over the
weekend. Mr. Vickers has Just
completed an $4,000 mile automo-
bile tour of the Southern States.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dix are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF son, on April 81. The
new arrival has been named
Daniel Mathew.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Warner and
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Smith. motored
to Hammonton Saturday night.
where they attended the show,
"The Pirates Penvance," staged
by the Hammonton Dramatic club.
Mr.. and Mrs, James C. Vickers