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Herald & Lantern 14 October 81

Going Out • Dining Out • Time Out

League Winter Events

CAPE MAY Mrs Helen Clark Dilday, artist in realdeocf, has announced the winter schedule of hours for the County Art i/'ague. 1050' Washington

St , in the Carriage House . of the Physick Estate.. Following the Columbus I}ay -weekend, the league will Ite open in October and November from 12 to 4

Exceptional gourmet dining in the elegant atmosphere of an historical Victorian mansion. . Dinner Fri., Sat. & Sun. from 6J).m. iUeguht Sunday Brunch 9 a. m. to 1 p. m

Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 1 to 4 Sundays; and closed Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday REGULARLY SCHKI^lED activities will continue .throughout these months. The exhibit of watercolors by NicholaV Solovioff of Cape May can be seen throyghout Ot* tober. On Saturday, Nov. ?, the annual photography e$•hibit will open.’ The sales gallery is open during the above mentioned hours and algo the gift shop, where the needle- * point kits designed by. Anita Currier may be obtained. Mrs. Currier, a league board member, has designed a full color petitpoint representation of the Carriage House to cover old bricks from the former

historic building. THE LECTURE SERIES on art appreciation by Cor-, tlandt -Bellavance. associate professor of art at Atlantic Community College. will continue at 7:30 p m Wednesday Nov. 11 and Dec. 9.

The fall program series Will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, the League's program committee, under the direction of Mrs. Donald Clark, announced that Bettyne Hull will speak on archeology in Israel Nov. 5; Jan

Chrissafis wiir speak on jewelry design Nov. 19, and on Dec. 3 Nicholas Solovioff will be the speaker. All these activities will be held in jhe Carriage House. For further information call 884-8628 during the hours mentioned.

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