MRS.*JOHN EDWARDS
HOSTESS TO ClflCLI
The Silver Sewing circle mom
bers wore delightfully entertainei
at an all day party at the home o
Mrs. John Edwards. Riverside, or
Wednesday. The members inotorec
from this city and thoroughly en
joyed the program provided by the
hostess. The forenoon was spent
3rt games after which tea was serv
ed on the law prettily decorated
for t he occasion, During the busi
ness Mrgf John Edwards was nam
ed chairman of the circle with Mrs.
Edith Poplar, of Iowa avenue, this
city, assistant chairman. Mrs. Mae
Morris was named treasurer, and
Mrs. Ethel Loeffler, press chair
man. Mrs. Edwards welcomed all
members which was followed by a
short address from Mrs. Edith Pop
lar.
A short musical program consist
ed of piano selections by Mrs. Mary
Risley; vocal solo, “In a Little
Spanish Town,” by Mrs.- Mildred
Ortlieb; a' harp selection, by Mrs.
Minnie Cramer; recitation, “It Is
Never Too Late to Bo Sorry,” by
Mrs. Helen Holdroyd; vocal solo,
“When Irish Eyes are Smiling,” by
Mrs. Mae Morris.
A full course Scotch dinner was
served al 7 p. m. Special guests
of the day were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Craig, of Atlantic City, and Mrs.
Ulbert, of -Riverside.
SURPRISE FOR
MRS. M. A. B60KER
Mrs. Mathew A. Booker, of 115
Ryon avenue, was tendered a sur
prise dinner party hy members of
members of her bridge club and
their husbands at her home Sattfr
day night in honor of her birthday
which occured on Sunday. Mrs.
Booker was greatly surprised, the
members bringing ail the supplies
for the dinner with them. They
also presented her with a lovely
gift, in honor of the occasion.
Those present included: Dr. and
Mrs. E. (I. Chew, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmor Houpt, Mr. and' lira.
Eugene Calkins Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Kugler, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Williannf, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Webber, Miss Peggy Web
be^ and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew A.
Booker.
* HONOR HARRIS SAPP
A surprise birthday party was
given lo Harris Sapp, at his homo
on Noahs road, last evening, by
his wife, Mrs, Margaret Sapp.
The evening was spent in sing
ins; and chincing.
At a Into hour the guest were
usher'd into the dining room, which
was beautifully decorated with
pink anti white crepe paper. Favors
to match the decorations were
found at the table. In the center
of the table was a beautiful birth
day cake.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Simpson, Jacqueline Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Cramer, William
Sapp, Mrs. Bilbern ,*Price, Mrs.
John Donginolti, Buddy Sapp, Mr.
«nd Mrs. Harris Sapp.
DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Arlinda Cramer was hostess
at a dinner party at her home on
Woodland avenue Thursday, in lion,
or of the blrtlid*ys of Mrs. Ethel
Carty and daughter, Bernice Carty,
Prettily arranged cut flowers form
ed the table decorations with the
customary birthday cake as the cen
terpiece. The diners Included:
Mrs. Mae Martin and son, Richard
Martin; Mrs. Mattie Leeds. Owen,
James, Richard, George, Grace and
Bernice Carty, Mrs. Ethel Carty and
Mrs. Arlinda Cramer.
Mias Doris Sykes, of Spruce
street, entertained a group of
friend Saturday evening at. Lako
Renape in Mays Landing. The trip
was made* by automobile. Bathing
and roller skating were enjoyed by
the party and at a late hour the
young folks returned.
Tlie gathering consisted of the
Misses Anna Helms, Elinor Gilkey,
Frances Gordon. Ella Hontmel,
Grace Burke, Doris Sykes and Mr.
and Mrs. Sykes.
MEMORIAM.
HUTTON—In loving memory-ofour
dearly loved son and brother,
JOHN R. HUTTON, who died Aug.
3, 1922.
God has him in His keeping now,
Angels attend him through the day
Never his i'eet shall go astray,
Never shall anguish line his brow,
Never a bitter thought shall find
Harsh lodgement in his mind.
Lovely his manhood shall remain,
Sale irom hurt of time or pain.
rSadly missed by_FAM!LY.
. MRS. ALTON BOICEL
Chone 1068-J .
Is an seeredlted Social Oorreanon
dent of Toe Fleasanlville Press.
f 'i tv ...
PLAN PARTY AT RESORT
Entre Nous Society to Visit Pier
This Thursday Night.
1 A pier party was planned by
members of the Entre Nous club, of
ML Pleasant M. P. Church, at*a
very largely attended and interest
ing meeting held in the church ball,
'tending avenue, ’ Thursday night,
file .members desiring to go on the
>arty will gather at the church on
Thursday night at 7.30 and proceed
'.o the pier in a body.
During the business session eon
lucted by Charles Falltenburg, pres
ident, three new members were ad.
-nitted, Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Cono
ver and Miss Louise Reiber. Two
nit of town visitors were Dora
Bartlett and Dorothy* McMillin, of
Florida. A social hour followed the
irder of business and refreshments
■vere served.
Attending Vere: Mr. and Mrs.
Percy French, Mr. and Mrs. Philip
3o.wen, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Or
tendahl, Mr and Mrs. Charles Falk
mburg. Mr. and Mrs. William
Booye, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gandy,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Leeds, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Bowen. Mr. and Mrs.
Lemuel Conove^ H. R. Pritchard,
W. F. Bowen, Edgar S. Balter, El
wood Bowen, Louis S.'Bowen, Wal
lor A. Fields, Miss Sara Bowen,
Mrs. Jennie Mannihg, William L.
Bowen, Mrs. Lila Hendricks, Miss
Fannie Marlin, Miss Betty Bowen,
Miss Helen Neff, Mrs. L. Jans, How
ard Gandy, Lemuel litres. Miss
Eleanor Crowder, Miss "Almenda
Martin, Miss Marion Truinbore,
Miss Marion Adams. Miss Helen
Truinbore, Rev. W..E. Pettet, Jun
ior Booye, Ruth Hendricks, Roger j
Bowen and Marie Leeds.
INCREASE MEMBERSHIP
The initiation of four new mem
bers was a rcature of tlie meeting
Ol' Camp No. a, P. 0. A., held in
the Jr. O. U. A. M. hall, Friday
night. The candidates were: Mrs.
Dorothy Chambers, Mrs. Carrie
Burbage, Miss Dorothy Thomas and
Mrs. Emma Thomas. A beach par
ty was discussed during the busi
ness session and final arrange
ments will be made at the meeting
next week.
A social time was in order and
refreshments served by Mrs. An.
nelte Wheeler, ehairTady; Mrs.
Ethel Heckman and Mrs. Olive Mc
Fadden. The members were very
much pleased to greet Mrs. Bessie
Thomas, who had been absent from
the meetings for a long time.
Present were: Mrs. Abide Travis,
Mrs. Elsie Somers, Mrs. Fannie
Cordon, Mrs. Florence Blackman,
Mrs. Minnie Wolfe. Mrs. Emma
Block, Mrs. Lenora Knauff, Mrs.
Annie Adams, Mrs. Ethel Daugher
ty. Mrs. Alice Herbert, Mvs. Ariin
tla Cramer, Mrs. Annette Wheeler,
Mrs. Olive McFadden, Mrs. Ella
MaGann, George Travis, Mrs. Bes
sie Thomas, Mrs. Anne Ecknnin,
Mrs. Evelyn Fox and Mrs. Iota
Terry.
FOR AUGUSTUS LEEDS
A very successful surprise birlh
day parly jfas tendered to Angus.
Ins Leeds at his home on Woodland
avenue, Saturday1 night, by his wife
and a group of friends and rela
tives. The rooms were prettily
decorated in cut flowers in honor
of the occasion. Games and music
formed delightful pastimes until a
late hour *rhen a birthday luncheon
was served, with a large decorated
cake as the main feature.
The guests included many out of
town persons who "were: Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Sutton, of Merchant
ville; Mr. aqd Mrs Leslie Sooy, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Leeds,. Mr. and
Mrs. Absalom Leeds, Miss Irene
Leeds, Mrs. WBmer Leeds, Albert
M. Leeds, and Winter J. Leeds, of
Oceanville; Edgjtr A. Leeds and
Richard Leeds, of Minatola; Mr.
and Mrs. John Blackman, Captaih
Pitney Blackman,«of Absocon; Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Leeds, Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Martin, Master Rick
ard Martin, Mrs. Arlinda Cramer
and Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Leeds.
WEDDING RINGS
William Shoppy
• 1130 Atlantic Ave. * 1
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
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Coming Events
SOCIAL BI
* TONIGHT
HIRE COMPANY No. 3 wllf hole
i business meeting in the. Leejk
\venue School at 8 o’clock.'
BETA ALHA TAU Fralernitfc
will meet in Jr. O. U. A. M. hall
it 8 p. in.
JOLLY MAINLANDERS CLUB
will have an outing on the Steel
Pier, Atlantic City.
ALLEQUIPPA COUNCIL, No. 7
Degree of Pocohontas will meet in
the Red Men’s hall, at 8 o’clock.
POLLYANNA CIRCLE members
I will be entertained at the home of
! the Misses Iula and Rena Cunning
ham, Cordova avenue, West Atlan
tic City.
WIDOW’S CLUB members will
have jthei^ meeting at the home of
Mrs. Phoebe Shaw, Delilah road.
LADIES’ AID SOCIETY of Salem
M. E. Church will hold a meeting
in the church parlor .
WEDNESDAY
VAGABOND CLUB MEMBERS
will be feted by James Smith* at a
beach party at the foot of Califor
nia avenue, Atlantic Ctiy.
STERLING COUNCIL No. 92,
Daughters of America will hold a
beach party at the close of a short
business sesssion. Members will
take the 8.20 Suburban trolley to
Atlantic City.
4 ROUND TABLE of Energetic
Lodge No. 107, Shepherds of Beth
lehem will have conferring of de
grees at a meeting in Red Men’s
hall, at 8 o’clock.
LADIES’ AID SOCIETY of Beth
any M. E. Church will hold a regu
lar meeting in the church at 2.30
p. m.
THURSDAY
KINEWAUGHA TRIBE No. 45,
I. O. It. M.. will meet in their hall,
at 8 o’clock.
BIBLE CLASS of Salem M. E.
Church will have an, all day outing
in Atlantic City.
LADIES’ AID SOCIETY of St.
John’s M. P. Church will have a
business meeting followed by a so
cial in the church, at 8 p. m.
. ENTRE NOUS CLUB of^Mt.
Pleasant M. P. Church will sponsor
a Steeplechase party, members to
meet at the church at 7.30.
Mrs. Joseph Holroyd entertained
at her home on Pacific avenue
Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc
Caffery, and daughters, Irene and
Marion McCaffery, and Mrs. John
Smith, of Camden. Mrs- Holroyd
ontertaiued Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Major, of Stonehurst, ahd Mrs.
Harry Waterhouse and son, Jack,
of Camden, Thursday. The group
enjoyed an outing at Brigantine.
Jack Waterhouse will visit with
his aunt, Mrs. Hplroyd for a few
weeks. Paul Holroyd who has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Major, in
Stonehurst, has returned home.
Miss Ruby Kay delightfully en
tertained several friends at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John • J.
Hrowip w. Wright street, at a
southern style fried chicken " din
ner on Saturday night. The guests
Included: Mr- and Mrs. William
Willis, of Philadelphia; Mr. and
Mrs. German Boehm, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Willis, Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Brown, Harold Clark, Edward
Willis, Miss Margaret Brown, John
J. Brown, Jr., and Bernard Brown.
Mr. %nd Mrs. Fred Quay, of
Walnut avenue, entertained several
guests at a house party at their
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home over the weekend. The group
spent Saturday night on the piers
and boardwalk, Atlantic City. The
guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Devitt, Miss Margaret Devitt, Miss
Helen Quay, Miss Ida May Devitt,
Charles Loclce, Thomas Manton,
and Arthur Loveland, of Philadel
phia.
MRS. A. P. RYON ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Arthur P. Ryon entertained
several guests at dinner at her
home on S. Shore road Wednesday.
Dinner guests and visitors of the
day were Mr. and Mrs. William Ro
gers, of Burlington; Mrs. Charles
T. Allen, Mrs. Herman Risley, Cap
tain and Mrs. Theodore Allen, Miss
Helen Risley, Miss .Marion Risley,
Miss Eva Risley.
#Mrs. Matthew Ellick, representa
tive of the Dr. Eva Lake Union to
the Tri-State conference in Ocean
Grove recently, will give a report
of the convention at the close of a
short business meeting of the local
Union in the hall on N. Main street,
Friday afternoon. A full attend
ance is requested to hear this re
port. Mrs. R. J. Frendlich will pre
side.
Mrs. Godfrey, of S. Shore road
and Tremont avenue, entertained
her club Tuesday with an after
noon party on the lawn and 6
o’clock dinner at night.
Mrs. Henry Ang, of Linwood, for
merly of this city, was the .guest
of her daughter Saturday, at the
old homestead, S. Maiif street and
Tremont avenue.
Hugh C; Westcott and cousin
“Billy” Brlcker motored to the
Catskiil Mountains the past week
and will spend sometime at Lake
Gqorge, Binghamton and West
Point, N. Y. * a '
Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh Collins and
daughter, Miss Helen, have re
turned from a two weeks' sojourn
at Haddon Hall, Atlantic City.
Miss Dorothy Leshong, of Phila
delphia, was the guest the past
week of her uncle, David Stetzer,
of Tilton road.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cox, of W
Washington aveuuej, will shortly
remove to Texas.
Miss Mabel Davis, of W. Floral
avenue, has accepted a. position'
with a boardwalk firm at Atlantic
City.
Eleanor E. Waters, eight years
old, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nicholas J. Waters, 38 Walnut
avenue, who was struck and thrown
under the machine of George R
Harris, of Atlantic City, is still
under the care of Dr. Robert Grier.
Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker and Mrs.
Bertram Whitnlan attended the
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Personal Gossip of Interest
_ To Folks on The Mainland
luncheon given by * the Woman’s
Foundation club at the Atlantic
Casino on Thursday.
Mrs. Ralph i Shoemaker, Of
Verona avenue, was seen driving
a new Essex Sedan.
.Miss Mary Dean and Miss Henri
etta Bailey were guests of friends
in New York City over the wee£
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shaw, Allan
Shaw, Winfield Shaw and Pear^
Shaw spent last week in Philadel
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. Daley, and daughter
Ruth, of Decatur avenue, recently
returned from an extended visit to
New York State.
Mrs. ^Fannie Gordon and daugh
ter, Frances, will form a theatre
party to visit “My Maryland,” at
the Garden Pier, in Atlantic City,
this evening. 0
Miss’'Ruth Thompson, of Hamp
ton Court, is spending the week
with friends in Vineland. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Duble, of
Decatur avenue, have been spend
ing some time in Trenton.
Mrs. Uron, of Hampton Court,
left on Friday for a trip to West
Chester and Philadelphia, where
she will Join her sister, who has
just, returned from Colorado.
Mrs. Fannie Gordon and lie:
daughter, Mrs. Edna Boice, o
Fourth street, spent Monday ii
Philadelphia on a shopping tour.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Fritsch, o
Decatur avenue, with the latter’:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi L. Hew
itt, of Pleasant' avenue, motored t<
Wey month, Mays Landing an<
Hammonton over the week-qnd.
Miss Ruth Thompson, of Hamp
ton Court, entertained the Misse,
Florence, and Evelyn Cranmer, o
Vineland, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. (X Meyers am
family leave on Saturday for a twc
week's trip through Omaha, N€
braska. They will go by motor.
Ellis and Betty Warner, of Ches
ter avenue, were delightfully sur
prised last week when they wen
presented with ft piano by thei:
grandfather, R. L. Warner, of Wal
dren, Pa. * *
Miss Hazel Turner, of Madisoi
avefiue, is spending a week in Wes
Collingswood as the guest of he:
aunt and uncle, M*r. and Mrs. Georg<
Reitzler. *
Mrs. Arlinda Cramer, of Woodlant
avenue, had as her guests on Satur
day, her brother and sister-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sutton, of Mer
chantville.
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“SHOULDER ARMS”
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY
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IN
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Bebe as a vivacious Spanish ‘Cavalier outdoing
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PLEASANTVILLE. N. J.*
Office' Hours: 9 to 11 A. M.j S to 4
P. M.j 1 to 9 P. M.
Sunday, 1 to 3 P. M.
Jits Mary Davis, of Charles and
Madison av<feues, has been enter
taining during the past week, her
sister and bro'ther-jn-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George iNonemaker, of Phila
delphia.
. Members of the DeMolay will en
, joy a moonlight sail tomorrow
| night from the Inlet wharf, Atlan.
tic City. Several local members are
, planning to attend. .
| Mr. and Mrs. William Jervis, of
Madison’ avenue, were Elwood visi
tors-on Sunday.
[ Harry Webber Sr. entertained
during the past week, Mrs. Harry
Webber, Jr., and son, ef Philadel
( phia. The guests, in "the company
, of Mrs. Edna Childs and Miss
Lillian Childs enjoyed an outing
^ in Atlantic, City Thursday.
Rev. W. E. Pettet, pastor of Mt.
Pleasant M. p. church, returned
to this city .Thursday afternoon,
after spending two weeks in Mont
rose, Pa., attending the summer
Bible school.
| Miss Mary Virginia Morris, 907
N. Main street, is visiting relatives
and friends in Groton, Conn., for
two weeks. . +
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klemm, of
’ Merchantvjlle Heights, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Klemm, or
Oneida avenue, lor a wegk.
Mrs. Annabelle Leek is slowly
improving frfcm a recent illness
at the home of her daughter on
Brighton place. ’ , M .
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thonlbson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maxwell,
'were weekend visitors at the home
of Mrs. Rosea Thompson, Wrights
town, N, J. . ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Paul, Wootton, of
E. Ashland avenue, motored to
Camden on Friday.
Mrs. Frank L. Polk, Miss Emily
Polk and Francis Polk, of Arling
ton, gre visiting Mrs. Anna C.
Halihan, Linwood, for two weeks.
Cards have been received from
Mrs. cA-a Martin who is enjoying
a vacation in Delaware County.
She will return to this city the
latter part of the week.
Miss Anna Amelia Hagaman and
father, William Hagaman, of Cam
den, were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Mary Preston, Leeds avenue,
for a few days, last week.
Master Freddie Duncan, of
Spruce street, Is visiting William
Joseph in Sicklersville for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hatley Jr„
of Philadelphia, called on Harry
Hailey Sr., on Third stieet, Sun
day.
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