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Evening star., 1927-04-21

Mrs. Bowe will leave next month
for Germany, where she spends each
Summer with her father. Baron ,. -
Won Gemmingen, at his estate, Sand
hos, KeilbTOnne.
Evening star., 1927-05-10
BISHOP TO DELIVER
ANNUAL CHARGE:
Right Rev. J. E. Freeman to
Address Delegates Prior to
Opening of Convention.

Prior to~the opening session of the
Thirty second Annual Convention OF
the Episcopal Diocess Of Washington
which will convene tomorrow morn
ing at the Church of the Ascension,
Twelfth street and Massachusetts ave-
nue., Right Rev. James e. freeman.
Bishop of Washington. will deliver his
annual Fcharge" to the delegates as
sembledI tonight at the Church of the
Epiphany. This service will be open
10 the public, and the bishops ad-
dress will mark his annual message to
the diocese
Fifty-eight Parishes Represented.
The convention proper, which for
mally reviews the affairs of the dio-
cese, will he attended by clergy and
laity from 5S parishes. In addition to
the Episcopal churches in the District
OF Columbia the diocese embraces
churches in Montgomery, Prince
Georges. Charles and st. Marys Coun-
ties in Maryland.
After the meeting tonight at
Epiphany Church, to which the bishop
has instructed all delegates to the
convention to attend, Bishop and Mrs.
Freeman will tender reception at
the Willard Hotel to the delegates,
their wives. and the vestrymen.
Communion Service Scheduled.
Preceding the initial business ses-
sion, which will begin at 10 o'clock,
there will be celebration of the holy
communion at the Church of the
Ascension, the service beginning at
s o'clock. The program of the con-
vention will be governed by action
taken at the first session. Bishop
Freeman will be host to the conven-
tion tomorrow night at dinner in the
Ascension Parish Hall.
Evening star., 1927-05-10
MEMORIAL DRAWS
ADDITIONAL FUNDS

Continued from Fifth Page.)
Evening star., 1927-05-10

81: G. NJ. Myers. 81; E. B. Mondy, 81;
| Mrs. M. B. Morgan, 81: William III.
| Marbury, 81: Frank Mast, So; William
Needs, 81; Hugh Mackenzie, s5; Sara
| c. Martin. 81; Mrs. Ruth Moss. SIS;
Miss Elizabeth Merriweather. IS; A.
| b. Myers, 81; Godfrey l.. Minter, $5;
Watson r. Miller. s25; George p.
Marshall, 500; j. Theodore Marine,
$10 Mrs. Ogden Mills. $50; Marceron
& F'rain. S25: Master William F. Moss,
IS; William Messer. 81: Gen. William
Mitchell, $50: Leo e. Madigan, 81; C. r.
Marks. 81: Betty Mowatt, 81; John G..
Mulford, 81; Walter w. Murray, 81;
John Mathews, $40; f. Mayer, 81:
George J. Mueller & Co. 81; Emily
Maitland Moore, 81; w. +. Madigan,
81; Roland Middleton. 81; f. G. Muir
ray, 81: Patrick Murphy. 81; John
Murphy, 81: Andrew Murray, $40; Will
liam Miller, $40: Miss Meaney, 81; J.
p. Murphy. 81; r. V. Montgomery. ST.;
e. +. Morris, 81; j. l.. Matthews. 81.
r. l.. Neuhauser, $50; John Nicol-
son. $40; Miss Caroline Norman, 81;
Herbert Nevius. IS: p. G. hewitt. IS;
Theodore w. Noyes. $500: National
Cathedral School for Girls. $50; Ma
tional Mosaic Co, $40; S. j. Newcomer,
81: John Nordgren, 81: Charles L.
Neill, $40; Joseph Neville, 81.
Norman w. oyster Co, SO; J. T.
Oliphant. so; Miss Gertrude Ogle. 81,
James w Orme. $40; Occidental Hotel.
IS: Ed. O'Connell, SIS: A! l.. Oliver, 81:
Mrs. Marie O'Rourke. S5; Oriental
Paper & Bag Co, 81; II. Orndorff 81:
A. V. O'Connor, 81: Charles Owens,
81: w. O'Donnell, 81; Joseph often
stein, S5.
j. A. Poole. 81; George r. Phillips,
$40; Miss .Parkins, 81; c. Q. Paullin.
81; c. w. Pierce, 81; Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc, $3.50; r. p. Patterson So;
Joseph Phillips Co. $50; Miss Edna
PeltZ. Emp. Power Plant. $4.60: DIR.
Henry Polkinhorn, $40: II. S. Pratt,
jr., $50. Employees Packard Washing
ton Co, 800; Lewis A. Payne, SIS;
Cleveland Perkins, $3.50; Josephine
Patten, $25; 1t. Col. John Watt Page,
81; Col. Robert 2. Parrot, So: John
w. Price, $5:> Mrs. Noble Newport
Potts, $1.10; Aaron l.. Shalowitz, S.
Duncan Phillips. 5000; Charles II.
Pierce, So; William II. Peaker, SIS; p.
A. Pomeroy. 81; Officers of No 10
Police. $25; c. Parsley & Son. So: Fl. o.
Paulding, 81: J. s. Power, 81; Richard
Powell. 81: Ord Preston, ST. Nicholas
Plass, 81; Philadelphia Market Co,
&100
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r. x. Quigley, 81; r. L. Quigley.
$40. c. L. Quill ST.

f. X. ouigley. 81; r. L. Quigley.
| $40; c. l.. Quill. 81.
Roland Reid, 81: r. E. Morris, 81;
Emory b. Roland, 81; C. A. Roeder, 81:
III. l.. Rust Co, $25; DR.. Rogers, $40;
John Riley, IS; E. G. Runyan, SO;
Ashton Rollins. $25; George A. Kicker,
81: Mrs. William Rives, $780, Miss
Robinson, 81: r. A. Robbins. 81; A. j.
Reeves, 81; Mary Elizabeth Rafter, 81;
Alan r. Reeside, S5; Robert J.. Russell,
| 81; Helen Roberts, SIS; Mrs. S. Fl. Rus.
| sell. 81; Julius Reiners, $5; Georgia
Robertson, so; Charles Roberts, 81;
Edward Roman, 81; Emily Higdon
Rose, 50; Florence r. Radcliffe. So;
81; c. Ray. 81: l.. n. Rancke, 81; y. D.
Ransdell. ST. n. Richardson. 81; d. c.
Ranvinoff, So: William C. Ring. 500;
Earl It. Ragon, 81; Philip Ranck: ST.;
Paul Q. Reehling, 81; --- Ring, 81.
7. p Simpson. jr., 81; Frank 7.
Stryker, $40; William Fl. Somerwell,
So; e. T. Starr, 81; sympathizer, ST.;
Orlando II. Smith, $40; Nathan Sha-
piro, 81; Sam Sing, 81: Lee Sing. ST.
Lee Sing, ST; w. w. Simkins. $5; T..
G. Snyder. SO; Arthur B. Shelton, S.;
Mrs. Philip S. Smith. $5 f. A. Sebring
So; r. ]. Schardt, So; Jesse Swiggert,
81: II. II. Schnede, 81; James +. Smith,
jr., 81; Mrs. Minta B. Simmons, 81;
Paul Slemon. $25; Mrs Nellie Strang,
81; Alice T.. Smith, 81; Thomas j.
Shahan, $40; Mrs. John Crayke Simp-
son, $50; May Summers, SIS; Scott Still
son, 81; Walter =. Skinker, $40; Mrs.
Preston. .: Alice II. Pell. SO: Sullivan
Helan. IS; Elsie Sanders. So; Pack
ard statesmen. SIS; II. Saywood and
wife. 81; the Stockett Fiske Co, Inc,
500; Washington Chapter, No. 3, So
journers' Club. $25: st. Johns College.
500; Employees Social Service. Asso-
ciated Charities, $50; Miss Fl. M.
Smith, 81; Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Schip.
pert, 81; Miss ]. Stone. 81: w. r.
Storay. ST; w. G. Savoy. 81; Mr.. Schri.
verb, 81; J. f. Smith, 81; Roy r.
Evening star., 1927-05-10

J. Thin, $3.50; b. +. Thoron. $50;
Phoebe e. Tyrrell. 81; Mrs. p. C.
Thomas. 81; Mrs. William Howard
Taft, $25; w. II. Thompson, 81; Alex.
Tash. 81; IL. Bruce L. Taylor, $40;
William Tindall, IS; David Takrar. 81;
Jae Foat Tung, 81; Abe Tempchin, 50;
Trew Motor Co.. 1856; Joseph A. Tor
rillo 81; r. Taylor, 81; J. Tippett, 81;
Lawrence Townsend, $25; Fl. w.
Tinsman, 81: j. T.. Talbert, 81; Sarah
A. Taylor. 81; John Taylor, 81; James
Il. Taylor. 81: o. Il. Thomas. 81; J. r.
Thornton, ST; n. Thaden. ST. Walter
S. Trewett, 81; Roy Turner, 81.
Mr.. Vipond. 81: A. +. Vanderlinden,
81; Buddy" Poppy Fund, Veterans
OF Foreign Wars. $50; Potomac Post,
No. 1895. Veterans of Foreign Wars.
$25; G. Vermillion, 81; Mrs l. n. Van
dergrift. $25.
i. j. Walsh. $25; DIR. c. +. Whitney
81; r. T.. l.. Wiltberger, SIS; Mrs. John
II. Walker. 81; G.. Q. Wallace, ST.; T..
r. White, 81; Pearl Williams, ST. Miss
G. Wallace. 81; John c. Walker, $25;
G. l.. Wallace, $40: Irving H. Moore,
SIS; Marchant Wentworth. 81; T.. G..
Warren. So: William II. Workman, ST.;
George 0. Wolson, SO; John IT. VIII
kins Co, $40; Mrs. G.. NJ. Whitside,
Evening star., 1927-05-10

Shockey. 81; Charles P. Stone, jr.. $40:
Oscar l.. Spencer, 81: John w. Scott,
81; q. w. Shockey, 81; George Spoon
er, 1r.. 81; Berkley l.. Simmons, SO;
William Fl. Stricken. 81; Ellie Sheetz,
S25; Hally Slower. $25; John c. Snyder.
81; Sarah Spangler, 81; s. e. Schultz,
81; Standijer Investment CO., $500; w.
J, Sloane & Co, 800; J. Bond Smith,
$25: Slyder-Clough Heating Co, $50;
w. II. Shea. 81; Edward T. Stafford,
So; w f. Scanlon. 81; James J. Spell
man, 81; J. T.. Schicll, 81; B. +. Snyder.
81: I. Sommers, 81: r. f. Smith. 81:
Miss s.. 81; Nelson d. Smith, 81; Saun.
ders System, 50: Tom Skicidos. 81; w.
C. Sitman, 81; Thomas r. Segerson.
ST. Earl f. Sizer, 81; J. w. Sinclair, 81;
Martin Sullivan, 81: r. Southworth,
81; J. Sheehan, 81: o. c. Sazin. ST.;
j. Scott, ST.: ----- Scharf. 81: Ray w
Samavik. 81; Harold d. Smith 81, Eu-
dora Sheehan. $40.
Alfred p Thorn, $50 William A..
Taylor, $40: Richard +. Tobln, S5;
Marian c. Trumbull, $40; Arthur Tap
lett, 81; Fred Treakle, 81; Oscar D.
Thorup, IS: =. Il. Taylor, 81; EN-
ployes' Division Of Securities. $5.45;
DR.. A. Fl. Thompson. 81; i. Taylor
Thompson. 81; j. NJ. Tucker. $l,50: A.
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500; r. II. Wathen, 81; Lamp De-
partment, Woodward & Lothrop, S4;
Employees, Woodward & Lothrop.
s414; James A. Wetmore, $5; Charl> 3
F. Waring, So; w. S. Welsh, 81; Mrs.
Adam Wyant, SIS; Mrs. William S.
Walker, IS: Charles Wheeler, $40;
Charles Wood. 500: r. w. Wade, 81;
Fl. Spottswood White, S.; Washington
Cathedral Office Staff. SO; Washing
ton Cathedral Staff Office. S5; Donald
Woodward, $2,19S76; Mrs. A. Wallace,
$40; Mrs. f. l.. Williams, 500; Wise
Bros. $25; Il. NJ. Wigmore, $40: Mrs.
l. Williamson, 81; Walsh Bros. 81;
Mrs. =. II. Ward, 81; Group o. Waw,
81; G. c. Wise, 81; r. w. Ninfree, ST;
Joseph r. Waldron, 81: Quang Walls,
ST. Lee Wing. 81: +. e. Wilcox. 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spengler, $40;
Evening star., 1927-05-10
What is this
"YELLOW MASK?"

LOOK at your teeth. Have
they a yellowish tinge-ap~
pear stained! That is "Yel-
low Mask"
So unsuccessful haveyoubeen
in your attempts to remove
it that, like others, you have
come to believe that Yellow
ish hue is in the enamel
irremovable!
But the truth is you have teeth
white as glistening ivory.
That ugly, ycllowish hue
hides in a CLASSY mask that
envelopes the teeth. This
mask is known as Calculus.
A liquid cement" in your
saliva forms it. Acts like a
glue-frst sticky, then hard.
Ordinary dentifrices cannot
eface it-they gloss right
over it.
But noav dental science can
Evening star., 1927-05-10

Katharine II. Walters. ST.; Miss Dor
othy d. Walters, 81: DIR. Reginald r.
Walker, SIS; Genevieve A. Wheeler.
81; Helen Geneveive Wagner, 81: Mr.
Woods, 81; II. G. Williams. 81; Oscar
Weistock, 81; Frank Wall, 81; NJ. j.
Wheatley, 81; +. J, Welch, 81: w. f..
Williams, 81; \. o. Wurdeman, 81; j.
Watson, 81; W. Warren, 81: w. a.
Ward. 81.
Robert Yingling. SO; William H
Yerkes. jr., So; Albert T.. Yeatman. 81;
c. Y. Yuen, 81; Frank NJ. Young, S.
III. r. Zoerner, 81; II. r. Zoerner. 81;
Frank S. Zappulla, 81; II. ZirlIin &
Sons, Inc, $3.50; o. b. Zan'tzinger, $40.
Anopymous-$5 $50, $50. $50. $5, 81, 81,
81, $3.50, 81, 81, 50. $15. S5, 81, $4,
$3.50. S1.6O. $50. 81. 81. 81. So. S25.
Evening star., 1927-05-10

S25, $40. ST. ST. 81. 81. 81. s2.52, So,
81. 81. $3.50. $l.5o, 81. 81, 81.
Contributions have been received
from employees in different organiza.
tons as follows: District of Columbia
building inspectors office. S32:
Packard Washington Motor Co, S329;
Georgetown division. Capital Traction
Co, S7.3o; r. +. Andrews Paper Co.
$l4; employees of National Headuuar-
ters, ID. y. r., $11; Chestnut Farms
, Dairy, $50; Woodward & Lothrop.
S4.l4; lamp department. Woodward &
Lothrop, S4i employees Division of
Securities, United States Treasury.
$5.45; employees Social Service and
Association Charities. $50: John III.
Wilkins Co. $40; Stanley Fl. HOrner,
$50; Evening Star employees, $40.
Evening star., 1927-05-10
Want Towns Name Changed.

Sensitive residents of Oswaldtwistle,
England, wish TO have the name Of
their town changed. They say it is
''a name of fun" and that strangers
laugh when they say they live in
Oswaldtwistle. They would have ii
renamed Oswald" but the husky
men Of the place cannot see the ad-
vantage of eveh such a name.
Evening star., 1927-05-10

give you those lovely, pearly
teeth-often in one brushing!
For it has finally succeeded
in incorporating in a tasty,
pleasant tooth paste the one
substance that positively re-
moves this mask" "Tri-Cal-
cium Phosphate" This magic
substance is what your dem
tist uses to clean teeth. And
you know what beauty mir
acles he works with it!
The name of this new and
finer tooth paste is ORpHOs.
1t cannot harm the softest
enamel.Denti everywhere
are recommending it-espe-
cialiy for teeth difficult to
whiten. Please accept a 20
Time Tube FREE. Use cou-
pom below. Convince your-
self that teeth loveliness can
now be yours.
Evening star., 1927-05-10

Mr. and Mrs. w. McCorse, $40; Mr..
Mccullough, 81.
w. e. Mitchell, 81; Mr.. Minder. 81:
Walter J. Morrison, 81; Mrs. ]. Elmer
Monroe, ST.; Edmund B. Myers, SIS;
Mrs. A. r. May, 81; Anna L. Mayne,
81; Mr.. @. /. Martin, 81: Mrs. George
r. Marye, 500; Earl NJ. Macintosh.
$5; Mayfiower Social Bureau. s13; C.
B. Morse, 81; Raymond f. Mulloy, ST.;
F. r. Murphy, $40; Florence Mullican,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott, of
Fitted avenue. entertained Thurs
day, Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence Malone,
and children. Joseph. Dorothy,
Raymond, and John, of Millyille.
Mrs. John Heffernan and daugh-
ter Bernardine. of Cedar Villa
were Philadelphia visitors Satur-
day.
The Rev. e. Horace Mathis, and
Mr.. and Mrs. WILLIAM Mathis, are
visiting. relatives in Willow Grove,
from Monday until Wednesday.
Miss GertrlGe Guion, o. Morris.
town, and Edward Guion Jr., who
attends the University of Pennsyl.
vania, spent the weekend with their
parents, DR., and Mrs. Edward
Guion.
Miss Elizabeth Herrick, of Mill
road, spent the weekend with Miss
Esther Hawk, of Collingdale, Pa.
They attended the Alumni banquet
given at the Bellevue Stratford
| hotel, Philadelphia. Saturday even.
| ing Miss Hawks and Miss Herrick
were school mates while attend
ing West Chester Normal school.
Miss Margaret Lawson, of the
Shore road, entertained at dinner
Thursday evening. Her guests were
Miss Eta Mae Somers, Miss
Gladys Crowley, and Miss Marion
Marsh, all of Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bernhart,
and Mrs. James Larcombe, of
First street and Roosevelt avenues.
were Salem visitors this past
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Livehan.
and daughter Grace. Meyers Dibb.
and Ruby Dibb were at dinner
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Odd, oil BeeSleyS Polnt, one DAY
last week.
Mrs. William Truck. of Roosevelt
avenue, and Mrs. John Burroughs,
of Pleasantville, motored to Ham
monitor Thursday. They were en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. William
A. French.
| Mrs George Meridith, of Mt
Vernon avenue, will entertain her
| sisters, Mrs. Oscar Staples. Mrs.
Thomas Brodhead, and Mrs S.
Herbert Voorhees,, of Delaware
Water Gap, for the next month.
Mr.. Staples and Mr.. Brodhead will
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
C. {. MEMBERS
HAVE PARTY
Affair Gwen in Honor of st.
Patrick's Day in PreSby-
terrain Chapel

The Senior Christian Endeayor
society held a ST Patrick's party
in the Presbyterian chapel Thurs
day evening. The program fol
lows: Old songs by all; selection
choir. "Tfpperary;;" reading, Mrs.
M. NJ. Townsend; vocal duet,
Sometime Katherine Miller and
Kathryn Mccarthy; sketch. Betty
and Betsey," Catherine Smith. Ed
ma Fairbrothers, Samuel Smith,
Russell Eiwood; piano solo. Doris
Remde: sketch, "A Beauty Parlor,"
Hannah Madden, Jennie Moore.
Marion Carter. Edythe Freas, Mary
Fambrothers, Katherine Miller; yo-
cal duet. "Schoolday Sweethearts, :"
Edna Fairbrothers and Catherine
Smith; old Irish songs by all. Re
freshments We're served.
Present were Mrs. Harry Ham
nell. Mrs. Blanche Talley and
daughter. Mrs. Alton Freas, Misses
Clara. Katherine and Nora Miller,
Mrs. James Ballantine, Edmund
Madden. Mr.. and Mrs. Remde. Miss
Doris Remde. Miss Lillian Draper.
James Ballantine. Neyin Wike, Mr.,
and Mrs. Maurice Attales, Elizabeth
Bobby and Virginia Attales. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Dougan. Betty and
Naomi Dougan, Mrs. Harriet John
Fontaine, Clarence Moore, Marie
Moore, irving Weed, Mrs. Jennie
Moore. Mrs. JUNE Freas, Mildred
and Norma Freas. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas, Mrs. Charles Kunkeiy,
Margaret Kunkely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Fairbrothers, Edna Maisie.
Stanley Virginia and David Fair
brothers. Edward Baliantine, Mrs
Nm. Townsend, Miss Jennie Moore
Miss Catherine Smith, Miss Edythe
Freas, Miss Kathryn Mccarthy.
Miss Marion Carter. Miss Hannah
Madden. Samuel Smith. Russell e.
wood and others.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE
WILL GIVE SUPPER
Have Meeting ipf Hall On Mill
Road TH1rsday Night.

Plans were made for New
England supper 10 be given some
time IN May. by the ladies' of the
N,0rthfield Progressive LeagueI
when they met Thursday night in
the hall on Mill road
A delicious luncheon was ser
we'd by the committee at the close
of the meeting. The committee
comprised: Mrs. Marion Suttons
Mrs. Daisy Hecker and Mrs.
Carrie Miller.
A pot luck luncheon> win ba
The feature of the next meeting.
Those present were: Mrs. Hilda
Morton. Mrs. Maggie Sutton. Mrs.
Carrie Miller. Mrs Holland. Mrs.
Hires, Mrs Haisy Hecker. Mrs
Marion Sutton, Mrs. Grace Price.
Mrs Marie Berger. Mrs. Grace
Morton. Mrs. Olive Shappell. Mrs.
Iroma Loyett, Mrs. Emma Wilson.
Mrs. Myra Casio. Mrs. Cora Rass,
Mrs. Julia Foreshaw. Miss Muriel
Morton, and Miss Hannah Wilson.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
CHURCH NOTES

The reception to Rev. Mathis,
pastor of the Mortified NJ. E..
church, will take place Wednesday
evening at $50, in the Parsonage.
Thursday night the congregation
of the Mortified NJ. E. church
win go in body to st. Johns NJ.
r. church to return the visit paid
them during the revival services.
Beginning this Friday night and
for the next five consecutive Fri
day nights the Rev. Mathis will
lecture TO the odd Fellows of
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
DR.. With MRS.
GUION ENTERTAIN
Celebrate Twenty-Fifth We'd
ding Anniversary With
Reception and Dance

DR.. and Mrs. Edward Guion
entertained several guests Friday
evening in honor of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary The
celebration was in the nature o.
a reception and dance
Palms formed a background in
room was decorated with vases Of
red tulips. and golden dafodils
Mr.. and Mrs. Guion received
many beautiful gifts.
The guests were: Dr.. and Mrs,
David Altman, DR.. and Mrs.
Milton Ireland, DR.. and Mrs. u.
Blair Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. JOS
eph H. Marcus. Mrs,/T W. U.
winitts. Mrs. V. IS. Johnson,
Mrs. Bullock. Mr.. ind Mrs Koury,
Mrs. A G. BYetger, Mrs. Edith
B. Griffin, NJ. and Mrs. William
cuthbert Kiss NJ. ?. Beckett,
Dr. and Mrs. James Mason. DR.
and Ms. Samuel J. Salasin, Mr.
~atfld Mrs. John B. Tomlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson Vaughn. Judge and
Mrs. Edmund Gaskin, Enoch l.
Johnson. DR.. II. NJ Mellen. Mr..
and MIRO William H. Hoy, Mr..
and Mrs Alex Volmer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Harry L. Ostrander, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bolte Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Blum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Parker, Mr.. and Mrs II,
r. Mullick. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Crook, Mr. and Mrs. j. S. West
colt, Mrs. NJ. L. Halpern. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Vail. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r, Be:lerman. Mr. and Mrs.
II. s. Hodson. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Grieve. MIR. and Mrs Clark
ADAMS. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs William
IIodgeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Smith, DR.. Clyde NJ Fish. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Thompsns, Mrs
Olive Heller. Mr. and Mrs Walter
Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Austin. Miss Eva Van SAINT
Mayor and Mrs. Eugene Swilkey
Dr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Coward
Miss Marion Natko, Mrs. Alliett
Swartz. Or. and Mrs. Myrtle
[ Frank, Of Egg Harbor; DR. Dick
son, of Jersey City; DR.. and Mrs
c. II. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r
Siebert. Mr.. and Mrs job
| Gossler. Mrs. S. f.. Fleming, 0
Philadelphia; Mrs c.. Horstmanr
Of Mt. Vernon, n. Y; Mr.. an
Mrs. George Brooks, Miss Valer
tino De Damn, of Ocean City; MI
and Mrs. F. F. Doughty, Mr.. an
Mrs. Leon Conover. Mr.. and Mrs
| J. Chittenden. Mr.. and Mrs A
Roger Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Guio1
of Mt. Vernon, N Y; DR.. and Mrs
Pollak. of Secaucus; Mr.. and Mrs
| A. Kelley Judge and Mrs e.
Higbee. Miss Gertrude Guior
Edward Guion Jr, Eugene GuioI
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
News of
Interest
MISS ALLEN HOSTESS
Fifteenth Birthday Honored With
Party For Friends.

Miss Evelyn Allen, of North.
field avenue. was hostess to a
number of her friends Friday even
ing in honor of her fifteenth birth
day.
Games and music We're enjoyed
by the guests. Alta fate hour dainty
refreshments were served Miss
Allen received many pretty gifts.
The guests were Lillian Casio.
Nulta Price, Elsie Lucas, Mary
Cant, Leah Mclean, Lucy Cook.
Florence Hardy, Lillian Gardner.
Helen Toy, Nancy Hendrickson,
William Carr, Englehart Brunig,
Samuel Block, Wilbur Crawford,
Charles Crawford, Bland Boyer,
George Isaac 3rd. Mrs. Helen Toy,
Mrs. Harold Isaac, Mrs. Eugene
Hendrickson, Mrs. Charles Bowen,
and Mrs. Carl Davis.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22
THIS FOOD GIVES
PLANTS NEW LIFE!

Now anybody can have beautiful
plants and blooming flowers by using
Fertilis Tablets, little pellets of con-
centrated plant food that are yeritable
life savers" for plants Simply place
a Fertilis Tablet near the root and
then new life and vitality starts its
work. Druggists ana Florists supply
Fertilis Tablets. a box Of 100 costs but
70 cents: a can OF 900 costs 5000.
Wonderful for Palms ana Ferns cut
flowers last longer if you drop a Fer
tilis Tablet in the water. Get box
today. II your nearest dealer can't
supply, order direct and free book ;.
How to Take Care Of Plants and
Flowers. will be included Address
International Agricultural Corporation,
81 Broadway. New York.
Fertilis Tablets arc sold by Mark
Sanders, 7e North Main ST.; a. "A.
Keller, &c North Main St.
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Personal and Social.

Mrs Martin Spokesman is con
fined to the house by illness.
Miss Laura Adams has returned
home after spending month in
passaic with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
aond LUDLOW
Miss Virginia Babcock spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
mrs. r. L. Babcock She attends
The Caskin School in Devon. Pa.
Sine win take part in the gradual
ing play.
The Junior choir Of the Presby-
terian church will meet Wednesday
might. in the Sunday school room.
The members OF the Presbyterian
and Methodist Churches and all
other persons who care to may join
III the Absecon night Tuesday ey-
eniag at the Tabernacle, Atlantic
G'ity
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club Notea.

The Absecon ART sub vii e.a't
Wednesday afternoon at th home
Of Mrs. Walter Roberta
Members Of The NJ. E Church
viii tender Rev c. X. Dlbs and
his family a reception Wednesday
night in the chapel. A very inter-
esting program is being arranged.
The Queen Esther circle will
meet Friday night at the home Of
Airs. A. L. Hammen. The election
of officers for the ensuing year viii
be held
Friday afternoon the Federation
o. Church Women win go TO the
Tabernacle in Atlantic City in a
body. All women are urged TO at
tend.
Wednesday afternoon the Juaior
Epworth League win meet at 2.3o
ID the chapel.
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ABSECON DRUGGIST
CLAIMS Amazing
RESULTS
Are Being Obtained With
Rufus Rheumatism
Remedy

William T.. Hurd, popular Abse.
con druggist says; Il have never
seen a case Of Rheumatism, Neuri-
tis, Lumbago. Stiff Back or Swollen
Joints that does not readily yield
10 Rufus Rheumatism Remedy, and
/ will gladly refund the price wher-
ever ii fails TO afford RELIEF"
For sale at all Good Drug Stores.
ADV.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-03-22

Mf. and Mrs. II. T. Morris, Jr..
spent the weekend as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roberts of the
Spanish Villa, on West Plaza
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Edwards, OF
Florence avenue spent the week in
Detroit, at the National Floral
show
Miss Dorothy LANCE, of Florence
avenue has been i'll with the
grippe for several days.
Benjamin r. Fox is recovering
from an attack of grippe and ex-
poets to be "out on the job SOON"
Mrs. James Seidel, of Frankfort
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motor here to spend the weekend.
Miss Mary Stout, of Philadelphia.
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stout, OF
Shore road.
Mrs Benjamin Sutton, of Oak
avenue. is suffering from nervous
breakdown.
James Graham, who has been i'll
in the Philadelphia hospital for
several weeks, expects to return
home the latter part of the week.