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House Tours Highlight Of Victorian Weekend CAPE MAY — The moat popular feature of the city’s Victorian Weekend in October has always been the selfd tour of the 19th Century houses. A group of public rivate structures will be open Saturday, Oct. 8 and y, Oct. 9,11 a.m -4 p.tn. Featuring different houses s of the two days, this tour is the centerpiece of a i calendar of events during the four-day gala fall festival over the Columbus Day weekend. Some of the houses have never before been open to the public. Hie Seetoo’s late Victorian single family house, with its gardens in both front and back, the turn of the century Manor House, built in the American shingle style

ly reconstructed Merry Widow, with a huge < turret and an extravagant paint scheme, juive never been open on Victorian Weekend before. \ . OLD FAVORITES of the tour include the nationally publicized Mainstay Inn, built in 1872 as a gambling dub, the 16-room Pfaysick House (1881) that has been completely restored as a Victorian Museum, the Abbey (1869) with its intricately decorated Gothic Revival exterior and authentically restored interior and the Beach House, with its oceau view porches and extensive collection of miniatures # : , Of special interest in the 11th Annual Victorian Weekend will be the unique Octagon House and the 186 Holiday House of the Girls’ Friendly Society with its picturesque chapel and 1912 pump organ Many other private homes and guest cottages will also be open to provide at least 10 structures on each day of the tour. Other events of this celebration of CapeMay’s Victorian Heritage will be a Friday evening slide show by Sue Learning on Cape May’s Washington Street Before and After the Mall, a Saturday cocktail party and Victorian fashion show on the lawn of the Physick Estate, a Saturday evening Dinner-Hop at the 1896 Colonial .Hotel, a Sunday afternoon illustrated lecture by Charles Miller on Victorian Decor and DecOmm SUNDAY NIGHT will feature a series of Stained Glass Tours that examine the many fine windows in the Primary Historic District. Also on Sunday evening, the

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MEY DAY — Oft. OrntUos Jacobsen Mey, the Dutch explorer who claim!*! New Jeraey (or Holland la 1C21 aad gave Us name to tUi peninsula, la remembered with a wreath an Founder's Day at his monument on the Washington Street Mall. Cape May. Saturday. Assisting at Ibe ceremony ire, from left: MUle La Caafcra: Mayor Jack Yasser Jr. of West Cape May; Carrie Feddermaa. chairman of the Captain Mey Festival; and Harry Lozoor. chairman at the Chamber at Ommerce tulip planting committee.

South Street Dance Co. will present a special program examining the Victorian Roots of moden dance with special emphasis on the revolutionary work of Isadora Duncan, Doris Humpbery and other pioneers in the field. Compelte information on times, locations, tickets, maps and prices can be obtained from the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts, (MAC) the sponsoring organization,by writing MAC, P.O. Box 164, Cape May, 06204, or by calling the MAC office 884-5404 during business hours. The 1853 Welcome Center at Lafayette and Decatur Sts. will be open to supply information to early arrivals.

45th Class

Reunion Set WILDWOOD^Classmates from Florida, California, North Carolina, Maryland, Washington, Texas, D.C., Virginia, Georgia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey are gathering for the 45th reunion of the Wildwood High School Class of ’58, over 50 classmates are expected. They will jofn thrir classmates living in the local area for dinner, dancing and reminiscing at Neil’s Steak and Oyster House Saturday. Classmates who started as freshman in 1934 but finished their schooling in another area, are welcome. Call Tom Goslin, 522-3795, or Margaret Lion, 886-4952 for more information.

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