MR. AND MRS. WELCH I
ENTERTAIN GUESTS !
Honor Mrs. Welch’s Father and
Mother With Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Welch. |
of Main and Adams avenues, enter
tained a number of friends at their
home Saturday night in honor of
Mrs. Welch’s father and mother. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charlton and |
her brother Harry Charlton .lr.f of
Stonehurst, Pa.
Singing, dancing and games were
the evenings pastimes. Mrs. A.
Karey and John Webb received j
prizes in the. spot dance.
Mrs. Joint Lord, one of the guests
of the evening, was also celebrat- j
ing her birthday on the occasion.
At a late hour dointy refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Those enjoying the affair were: .
Mr. and Mrs. William McNatt, of
Ocean City: Mr. and Mrs. Harry I
Charlton, Harry Charlton Jr., of |
Stonehurst, Pa.: Mr. and Mrs. John '
I.nrd, Mr. and Mrs. John Webb. \
Mr and Mrs. Anthony Karey. Mr. j
and Mrs Tbo&ias Welch, Daniel j
Kiine, Robert Lord, Thomas Welch, 1
and Jack Webb. |
JNDIAiNQLA CLUB IS
MRS. KLiNF'S GUFSTS |
Women Flan to Adopt New By
Laws at Meeting.
Mrs. May Kiine delightfully en
tertained members of I he Inriianoln |
Club at her home on Mouth Fourth
street, Friday night. Laura Weeks,
presided over the business, assisted
by vice-president., Zelda Hambleton ,
and secretary Lulu Grimm.
Matters of interest were discuss
ed. A motion was passed to adopt
new by-laws. The attendance prize
won by Mrs. Carrie Stauffer, was
donated by Mrs. Martha Collins.
Dainty refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Charles Horton.
W.Bright on avenue, Friday, Feb. IS.
W. W. CLUB MEETS.
Miss Ella Hommell entertained
the W. W. Club at her home Friday
evening. Games were played and
later in the evening refreshments
were served. Those present were
Miss Gertrude Mollet, Dorothy
Frnck, Nesta Tressider, Eleanor
Giikey, Anna Helms, Lillian Kellar,
Francis Gordon. Elizabeth Bradley,
Edith Guenther. Editii Kisby, Mary
Leech and Doris Sykes.
PLANS CALIFORNIA TRIP
Mrs. Nellie May Hackett. daugh
ter of Mrs. IT. W. Ingersoll. of. ".27
S. Main street is taking an extend
ed trip to California with her uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Jlisley, of Vent nor. The party Is
going by way of tie* Panama canal,
returning by rail. Many points or
interest will bo visited during the
trip. The party will stop at Florida 1
to visit relatives. Thty arc expected
home again early in May.
SON ARRIVES
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrison,
of Oakland avenue, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of a
son, January ol in the Atlantic City
hospital. Both mother and baby
are doing nicely. Mrs. Morrison is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Shappell, of Oakland avenue.
MRS. BIRCH HOSTESS
Entertains Friends in Honor of
Birthday at Her Home.
Mrs. Ernest Birch, of N. Main
street. entertained a number of
guests at her home Thursday in
honor of her birthday. They all en
joyed a very pleasant time and a
delicious dinner served by Mrs.
Birch.
Her guests included: Mrs. A. J.
Abbott and daughter. Miss .lean
Abbott, of Mays Lauding; Mrs.
Charles Walker and son Charles
Walker, of Oceanville; Mrs. Harry
Carton. Mrs. Harry H. Carton and
son of Abseeon; Mrs. A. E. Piercf,
Mrs. Frank Blackman, Nelda Birch
and Ernest Birch.
HUDSON'S ENTERTAIN
Host and Hostess to Party of
Friends at Weymouth,
poimn.iojuo uospnn T \W Pu,; -‘Cl
a jolly gathering of friends at their
hunting lodge in historic old Wey
mouth Sunday. A bountiful turkey
dinner was the main feature of the
day's pleasure. Radio music and
long walks through the cold crispy
winter woods also provided enter
tainment.
Their guests included: Mr and
Mrs. Stanley Parsells, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
.Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Brewer, Mr. and / Mrs. Harry
Helfrich, I\Ir. and Mrs. Robert P.
Gnrey, Miss Mildred Braddock, Miss
Gertrude Helfrich, Alonzo Kellar,
Howard Hudson, Harold Knapp,
Nehemiah Andrews and George
Gale.
CARD CLUB MEETS.
The King and Queen card club
met this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John (\ Hill, of Linden
avenue. A very enjoyable evening
was spent in card playing, dancing
and musical selections o nthe piano.
At a late hour dainty refreshments
were sorvde. It. was decided the
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Fred Luderitz, Lin
den avenue.
PRESIDENT TO REPORT
W. C. T. U. to Meet at Home of
Mrs. Glick Thursday.
The W. ('. T. F. will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Benjamin Glick. 210 Pleasant ave
nue at 2 o’clock. Special business
will bo considered. An interesting
report of the Washington confer
ence will he given by President.
Roxauua .1. Frendlich. Full attend
ance is expected of members and
their friends.
HAS BIRTHDAY
Mrs. A. Helms, of Brighton
Place, entertained at dinner Friday,
the occasion being Mr. Helms’
birthday. A social time was enjoyed
as each one did justice to the
birthday cake.
Those present were: Amos
Helms, and two daughters, Mildred
and Anna and Mrs. Amos Helm*!.
PLAN HAT SOCIAL.
The Entre Nous Club of Mount
Pleasant Church will conduct a
spring bat social in the recreation
room of the hall Thursday night.
Personal Gossip of Interest
To Folks on The Mainland
Mrs. Susan Price, of N Third
street, spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Norrie Leeds, of N. Main street.
Raymond Adams, of N. First
street, a pupii in the seventh grade
at Woodland avenue school is re
ported seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f’. Leeds, of N.
Main street, and daughter. Beth,
were Egg Harbor visitors. Sunday.
t'harles Turner, of Madison ave
nue, is confined to his home with a
cold.
Mrs. E. Murphy, of N. First
street, was greatly surprised to re
ceive a weekend visit, from her
brother, Samuel Eidingar of Brook
lyn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Conover
and children, of E. Walnut avenue,
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Josiah Conover In Venice
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Heirrirh Jr.,
of S. Chester avenue, entertained
Harold Knapp, of Richmond Hill,
New York, for the weekend.
Miss Catherine Lenz. of 22 East
Floran avenue, snent the week-end
with her aunt, Mrs. William H.
Teas in Tacouy.
Frenk Blackman, of N. Main St..
W, A. Blackman and Frank Black
man ot' Atlantic City, motored to
Bridgeton Thursday and called on
Calvin L. Blackman.
Mrs. Albert Pierce, of N. Frank
lln avenue, entertained a uumbei
of guests at dinner at her home on
Wednesday. Those enjoying hei
hospitality were Mrs. A. .1. Abbott
anil daughter, Miss Jean Abbott, of
.Mays Landing, Mrs. Charles Walk
er and son, Charles, of Oceanville,
and Mrs. Ernest Birch.
Job Risley has been ill at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Eliza
beth Medholdt, Cheste avenue.
Miss Cora Sohaible, County Help
ing Teacher, is recovering from an
j illness that has confined her to her
j home for the past three weeks.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. IL
j Warner will be sorry to hear of
the illness of their two children at
their home on Chester avenue.
Mrs. Lewis R. Smith is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Goldwyn Mat
hews, of Oeeanville.
Mrsj. Blanche Shaw is quite 111 at
her home on N. Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewer, of 1-1
Pacific avenue, will spend the week
end in Philadelphia visiting Mrs.
Brewer’s sister, Mrs. Ralph
Roberts. On their retcm home they
J will be accompanied by Mrs.
Brewer’s mother. Mrs. Julia Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. James GraVenstine,
of Ventnor, were guests of Mrs.
George Hill at her home on N.
Main street, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Conover, of N. Main
. street, was a Philadelphia visitot
Monday.
Mrs. Alice Adams, of N. Main
street, motored to Philadelphia,
Monday.
A . « % 1' WtVi.v:
FRATERNAL NEWS
AND CLUB EVENTS
Miss Lucy Quinn, State
Deputy, Has Charge of
Ceremony
Installation of officers for thei
coming term was in order when !
Court Hawthorne, No. 1020, Catho
lic Daughters of America met in
Red Men’s hall Thursday night, j
State Deputy Lucy Quin, assisted 1
by Miss Nan A. Keegan, were the;
installing officers.
The new officers who will con-1
duct the affairs of the Court for!
the coming term are: Worthy
(Sratul Regent. Mrs. Anita VVltiel
Leech: vice grand regent, Mrs. Vic-!
toria Ritter: historian, Mrs. Mar
cella Nuttal; secretary, Miss Jean j
Wertzberger: treasurer, Mrs. Ro
gers: monitor, Mrs. Turney: prop-j
erty, Mrs. Mtiller; sentinel. Mrs. j
Amp Costello: trustees, Mrs. Het
ties, Mrs. Reilly: organist. Mrs. ]
O'Brien: publicity, Mrs. II. A. Mar
tens.
Following the installation. Mrs.
Cart land, grand regent of Ocean
City, gave an interesting talk on
court work and the activities of
Ocean City Court.
Previous to this month, Court
Hawthorne has been having a bus
iness meeting on the first Thurs
day of the month and a social on
the third Thursday. The order is
now reversed, the social being the
first, meeting and the business the
last.
During the social hour refresh
ments were served by the commit
tee, Mrs. Mary Rodgers, Mrs. Sara
Tifreville, Mrs. Emma Turney.
Mrs. Pearl Long. Mrs. Joseph Rit
ter and Mrs. A. Leech.
MISS ANDERSON IS
TENNIS CLUB HOSTESS
Members Entertained at Home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Vickers.
Miss IClizabeth Anderson delight
fully entertained members and
their friends of the 1'leasant.ville
Tennis club at. the home of Mrs.
.Tames C. Vickers Friday evening, i
The evening was devoted to card I
playing, music and dancing and a j
social time was enjoyed by all. At '
a late hour dainty refreshments ,
were served.
Those present were: Ruth j
Seiwell. Helene Gokley. Agues j
Wilson, fJrace Smedley, Margaret
Raftlwin. Kathryn Porteous, Hannah
Carr, Gladys Roup, Mary Ford,
Elizabeth. Anderson, Jack Sykes.
Nevin Wyke, Edward Thudium.
Thomas Tiiuditun. Paul Schaffer,
Irvin Fields, Charles Hartman, j
Ernest ITarffey. George Rates. Mt;
and Mrs. James 0. V\kers.
ST. MARGARET’S GUILD
MEMBERS HAVE MEETING
Society Entertained at Home of
Mrs. Leland S. Madden.
Mrs. Leland S. Madden, of E. j
Verona avenue, very pleasantly j
entertained members of St. Mar- i
gam's Guild of St. Mark’s church j
at her home. Thursday afternoon. ;
During the short business session j
in charge of Mrs. Victor Jagmetty, !
president, plans for several events j
were discussed, announcements of j
which will he made later. .
As the next regular meeting day
will come during Bishop's Crusade
week, held in Atlantic City from
February 13 to 18, the meeting
will probably be cancelled. An
nouncement will be made later.
VALENTINE SOCIAL
PLANNED BY LODGE
Camp 9. P. O. A. Meets in Junior
Order Hall—Anniversary
, March 10.
Plans for a valentine social were
discussed whtn Camp 9. P. O. A.
met in Junior Mecnanic's hall, Fri
day night. The social will be held
this Friday night in the hall. All
members- are urged to attend.
Plans for the anniversary supper
to he given, March 10 were also
discussed. The committee appointed
on refreshments was Mrs. Annette
Wheeler. Mrs. Ethel Heckman, Mrs.
Cert rude. Caimt, Mrs. Mary Perkins,
Mrs. Mary \Va*re and Mrs. Esther
Devendorf. The cbairlady of the
entertainment committee will be,
Mrs. Anna Eckman. A pleasant
social hour was enjoyed after the
meeting.
"500'* CLUB MEETS
Members Entertained by Mrs.
Annie E. Gaskill—Mr. Vickers
Prize Winner.
Mrs. Annie E. Gaskill, of 27 N.
Second street entertained merpbers
of “It Own” f»no club Friday even
ing. Prizes for high score of the
evening were awarder to James C.
Vickers and Lola F. Kirscb, while
consolation prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Henry Measley and Herbert
Measley.
A guessing contest was held dur
ing the serving of refreshments
which was won by Miss Dorothy
Brua, who was awarded a lovely
prize for same.
The club members derided in at
tend I he show “Daddy Long Legs”
which will he produced by the
Alumni Association' the last week
in February. Guests were: Mrs. A.
Haas, and Miss Dorothy Brua.
COUNCIL VISITS
Visit Ocean City Council As It
Installs Officers.
Members of Sterling Council No.
02. D. of A., attended the public
installation of officers of Ocean
City council, No. It), held in Red
Men’s ball. Ocean City, Thursday
night. After thf» installation which
was in charge of state deputy.
Florence Oilhert. dancing and re
freshments were enjoyed.
Those who motored from. Pleas*
antville included: Mrs. Mary
Painter, Mrs. Abigal Lee. Mrs.
Bessie Lake. Mrs. Minnie Wolfe.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, Mrs. Mary Ilum
niell. Mrs. Laura Marshall, Mrs.
Ethel Daugherty. Mrs. Idella Hos
bach, Mrs. Helen Hosbach, Mrs.
Ella MaGan, Mrs. Carrie Adams. [
Mrs. Nola Hackney, Mrs. Elizabeth j
Hill. Mrs. Emma Sharrock, Mrs.
Nellie Fenimore. and Mrs. Mildred !
Lake and Miss Mason.
LADIES’ BIBLE CLASS
HAS FINE MEETING j
Mrs. Job Woodruff was hostess '
io the Ladies’ Bibb* class of Wesley !
M. E. church at her home- on i
Brighton place, Friday evening, j
The Men’s Bible class of the ;
church were special guests. ,
After a short business session I
a social hour was enjoyed. A piano j
solo by Miss Eleanor Gilkey, a j
reading by Miss Helen Weist, a |
short address by George Blood of
the Men’s Bible class, proved very [
interesting. A class review by Mrs.
Elias Campbell, teacher of the
ladies’ class was another feature
of the evening. Refreshments were j
served by the hostess.
BAPTIST LADIES MAKE QUILTS !
The Iadie.s of the First. Baptist i
Church held a very enjoyable j
ail day quilting social in the parlor !
of the church Thursday.
BIBLE CLASS FETED
First Presbyterian Women Enter
tained at Mrs. William Gordan's
Home. i
The Onward Bible Class of the |
First Presbyterian church met at |
the home of the president, Mrs.
William Cordon. N. Fourth street, |
Thursday night. The occasion was j
also the celebration of Mrs. ;
Gordon’s birthday. She was pre* i
seiited with a beautiTUl bridge
lamp shade from the class mem- j
During the business session a !
motion was passed to send plants j
to the following persons who are I
ill: Mrs. Russell Shaw. Mrs. Dewis !
Thompson. Mrs. Williams, Mrs.;
Ernest Harffey, Job Risley and Mr. j
Neigh bon r.
Singing of the class song “The j
Old Rugged Cross” was a feature i
of the evening. Dainty refresh.- 1
ments were enjoyed.
The next, meeting will be held.
Thursday. March J at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Davis of Chester
avenue.
CAT CLUB ENTERTAINED
Women Honor Birthday of Mrs.
Maria De Lia, Hostess.
The local Cat club was delight- j
fully entertained Thursday at the j
home of Mrs. Marin Tie Tia, Pacific ,
avenue, Atlantic City. The occur- j
ion was in honor of Mrs. De Ida's
birthday. She received many good |
wishes and gifts from her friends, j
Sewing and music were the past
times with a delicious spaghetti
dinner served by the hostess.
The club will be entertained next
Wednesday at. the home of Mrs.
Oswin Mi Her, Grammercy place,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. De Pin's guests Included:
Mrs. George W. Mack, Mrs. Harry
Lodz, -Mrs. Harry Evans, Mrs.
Frank Shuman, Mrs. Ofryin Miller,
Mrs. Daniel Stewart.
MISS SEWELL HOSTESS
TO C. E. SOCIETY
Plans For a Party to be Made—
Elect Officers Next Month
The Christian Endeavor society
of the First Presbyterian church
met at the home of Miss Ruth
Seiwell, president, Friday night.
New business was discussed, and
a party was suggested, plans for
which will be made in the near
future.
A rising vote of thanks was 1
given the secretary for the snappy j
invitations which were sent out. j
Officers will he elected next month i
when the society meets at the j
home of Ruth Baker on t*he New J
road.
At a late hour refreshments were '
served.
Those present were: Miss Ruth
Baker, Miss Catherine Porteus,
Miss Helen Porteus, Miss Mary
Stephenson, Miss Ruth Seiwell,
Ernest IJarffoy, Pawl Koehler and
.Tack Sykes. *
INKLERS CLUB MEETS.
Mrs. Walter W. Whitman Hostess
at Her Home.
« Mrs. Walter W. Whitman was
hostess to the “Inklers” club at l»er
homo on East Washington avenue,
Thursday evening. Gqmes of f»00
were enjoyed, at the conclusion of
which first prize score was awarded
to Mrs. George Ivellar and the con
solation prize to Mrs, J. V. Sharpe.
A dainty repast was served. Mrs.
George ICellar wiil entertain at her
home, on Wright street, next Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Whitman s guests included:
Mrs. Edward Guion, Mrs. Louis A.
pell. Mrs. George Kellar, Mrs. Mil
ton Warner, Mrs. Woodruff 0. Dare.
Mrs. Raymond Scull. Mrs. Frank
Smith, Mrs. J. V. Sharpe, Mrs. Ol
ive Heller, Mrs. Ellis R. Warner.
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holders all moneys invested by them. John E. Blake,
Jr., now trading as Mutual Coal Service Co., has never
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NOTE—We have no house to house canvasers so
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Valentine Social to be Held in j
Wesley Church Saturday. |
The Junior League of Wesley j
Methodist church is anticipating a
pleasant afternoon at a Valentine
party to bo held in the church
Saturday, Feb 12. at 2 o’clock. ;
Mrs. Walter Ott is planning for a j
most enjoyable time for the mem- .
bers. Interesting games will be
played and refreshments •will be
served bv the committee in charge.
An unique admission of one
Valentine per person will be re
quired. It is hoped that all mem
bers will attend.
enjoys quilting party.
Tlie I .allies' Aid Society of Wes
ley M. E. Church enjoyed an all-day
quilting party Thursday in the so
cial room or the church. A busi
ness session was held at 3 o clock,
wilh Mrs. \V. C. Sullivan presiding.
Luncheon was served at the noon
hour. The next meeting will be
held Thursday, March 3. ~v»
SORORITY MEETS
The Sorority of the Micanopy
held its weekly meeting at the ^
home of Miss Irene Brown on Feb.
'4. On February 11th instead of the
weekly meeting the members will
attend the dance.
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