Herald & Lantern 7 September '83

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She was awarded first place. Professional Best of Show, at the recent Arts and Crafts Exhibit Show sponsored by Cold Spring Village and the County Art League: none other than Helen Clark Dilday, noted artist and former artist-in-residence of the County Art League ... Friends all send their good wishes. • • • It’s Tuesday, Sept, 13, when the Hallahan Alumnae S. E. Jersey Chapter will meet at the Victorian Towers, Cape May. Time is 1 p.m. In June this diligent group presented the Philadelphia school with a check for $1,000 to be used for tuition for a needy young girl. Plans will also be discussed for fund raising events for the coming year. Alumnae visitors to Cape May are welcome to attend this get-together.

IT’S SEPTEMBER, and everything .is in motion again. Meetings are being resumed, and all are working towards making the coming Fall season one of delight. It’s also the time for parties, parties, and more parties. Most of all, there’s the sumptuous Victorian Candlelight Dinner on Saturday, Sept, 17, right in the Physick mansion formal dining-room. Space is limited, so if you’re one of the lucky 20, wow! Then there’s the Victorian Weekend coming up over the Columbus Day long weekend. So many special events have been planned: Victorian Fashion Show, Cocktail Party, and even a Victorian Dinner Dance at the Colonial Hotel. Oh, there’s the Cape May Seafood Festival too, Sept.

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9 in Convention Hall, sponsored by the City of Cape May and the Chamber of Commerce. So don’t pack up your suitcases for good. Plan to enjoy all of the aforegoing, and even the Wine Tastings at the Chalfonte Hotel. It’s all in fun and so much of it

'Jews Notes from The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

too! a • • It’s Happy Birthday to;

Msgr. Patrick J. Madden, pastor of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Cape

May; Ingeborg Haufler, Mary Barnett, George Moore, Jean Whitney, and Carla Smith. • • • Special Happy Birthday to little Freddie Dilmore, all of 2 years old. He’s the son of Julie and Bill Dilmore. Freddie’s having

lots of ice cream and cake, and blowing so many candles, all two of them! • • • Hurry and get a Abut real soon, Suzanne Llttell of the Delsea Guest-House. Suzanne’s been on the sick list too long. We all pilss her!

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