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Tulip Festival.

Herald & Lantern 20 April '83

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Cape May Is For Lovers

cape MAY IS FOR LOVERS! Lovers of delicate gingerbread on the largest collection of Victorian architecture in the country Lovers of quiet stroll? down gaslit, tree-lined streets Lovers of quaint shops and fine dining Lovers of brisk walks down the beach on moonlit nights levers of fishing and boating Cape May has it all! And adding to its allure, the second annual Tulip Festival will be celebrated this weekend in Cape May Over 18,00(1 magnificent tulips bedeck this historic town

the Dutch connection

So why. you might ask, have a tulip festival in a National Landmark City known for it s Victorian heritage’’ The idea originated with Harry Lozour, the grand old man of the (Chamber of Commerce and the Dellas Agency It has to do with the man who gave his name to the Cape while exploring it extensively on a voyage Jor the Dutch West India Co in 1621 - Capl Cornelius Jacobsen Hey Antoher Dutch explorer. Sir Henry Hudson, is actually given credit for discovering the Cape in IGOy during an ex ploration of the Delaware Bay But Capl Mey boasted so of the Cape when hi 1 returned to the Netherlands that in 1628 he was installed as the first Director (ieneral of the New Netherlands the name given to all coastal lands ly •mg between Cape Cod. Mass . and Cape Henlopcn. Del Other than Cornelius Mey's name, the Dutch influence today is mostly nominal. The dazzling display of color in the tulip festival serves as a fitting reminder of 35(1 years agoand the Cape’s namesake A Capl < ornelms Jacobsen Mey And as for Harry l/ozour. he can Ik* often Ik* seen on the Cape May Mall personally watering those planters full of beautiful tulip bulbs'

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Capo May's Mall has even more to admire than Harry's handwater planters and the trees bursting into bloom’ Visit the abundance of fascinating shops and see what they have to offer McDowell's Gallery of Gifts in the historic Bank Building at 526 Washington SI has special toys for special children and affordable crafts and art for their parents Open daily from 10 to 6. they have a fascinating gallery of treasurers You won't have to travel to Millville, N'orthfield or Cherry Hill anymore for quality clothing' Dover Dress Shop now has a store at 809 Washington St Their terrific fashions include Izod, Haymaker. Liz Claiborne. Gordon of Philadelphia. Sero and many others For handcrafted jewelry, hurry to the little red building at 510 Carpenter s Lane just behind the mall Her name is Patricio Jackson and her creative designs in sterling (From Page 21 >

Hoffman To Exhibit

CAPE MAY PT Local artist Edward Hoffman, whose parents live at 610 Sunset Blvd , will have an exhibition of his paintings at Hie Gallery Salon. Philadelphia, Pa opening 8:30 p m April 30 The evening will he enhanced by the musical performance of pianist Cynthia Stuccio. Hoffman graduated from Lower Cape May Regional High School in 1976 and earned a BE A from Philadelphia College of Art in 1980, also receiving the Roger T Hame Award for outstanding achievement in illustration The artist has a studio in his residence in Philadelphia, and operates Hoffman and Co in Cape May Point for advertising signs, murals, and art work

Program Set On Weaving f 1 CAPE MAY Jude Burkhauser. new Resident Art Director at the County Art League. 1050 Washington St . will pre sent a program on spinning and weaving at the league's Carriage House gallery R p m Wednesday April 27 During her program she will show textiles from Ireland and will speak on the Irish cottage weavers She will give a demonstra tion of spinning The program, for which there is a donation for non memlKTs. is one of a senes of monthly programs o! ferod by the League Mrs Donald Clark and Mrs Sidney Heal are program chairmen

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