* Herald & Lantern 19 September '84

^Jews Notes from The Cape Mays Dolly Stango

It's something brand new you'll be able to enjoy free: The Victorian Trolley as a shuttle from the Information Booth on the Mall < Ocean Street and Mall ) to

the Physick Estate. 1048 Washington St., Cape May. e-A 1-

This courtesy is being extended by the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts (MAC)

to anyone who purchases a : Physick Estate tour ticket. In that way visitors will be able to board the trolley at the Information Booth and proceed directly to the Physick Estate for the house tour there. It's a great convenience that j saves so much time and is easy on the feet, too! ! SO MANY kind expres1 sions of thanks have come from family and friends of the late Louise Zerby. The Memorial Fund in the name of Louise and William Zerby (her husband) is gaining momentum The proceeds will go toward purchasing furniture for the'formal parlor in the Physick mansion. "Bill" Zerby. who passed on before his wife, Louise, was interested so much in the restoration of the beautiful Physick house' (the home of the MidAtlantic Center for the Arts). His dear wife was deeply involved getting the interior of the mansion back to its original state. Some of the original fixtures and furnishings were recovered from wherever they were scattered. Some had been purchased by others in the years when the mansion was standing unoccupied. SLOWLY. BUT most assuredly, the Physick mansion has come "alive". For instance, Dr. Emlen Physick, (a physician), was the original owner of the house), ar 1 now his bedroom is furnished with his beautiful set just as he had it years ago. Louise Zerby rounded up the pieces of tiles originally belonging to the various fireplaces/throughout the mansion. Electrical fixtures which "came with the house" suddenly came out of nowhere. Louise, researched it all to find the places where all these various items might be. Now-, the project is being continued in Louise Zerby's jHf nor and memory. Furniture for the formal parlor is still needed, and that's why the Memorial Fund is being established. Besides, what better way to make sure it's the way Louise would have wanted it? i The Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts in Cape May is ,

the place to contact at 884 5404 Michael Zockerman, director, will explain any other questions you may have on this project. The office is located in the Hill House on the Physick Estate grounds. HAPPY. HAPPY birthday to Mary Carr of Village Greene, Pamela Hunt. Lawrence Hunt, Virginia Castwith. Lois and her twin, Jim. Our best to all of them! Congratulations: it's the 56th wedding anniversary of Cecille and Ed Jarvis of Cape May Point. Two nicer people cannot be found anywhere. No wonder their marriage was so wonderful. Here's hoping for manymore years. Here's wishing speedy recovery to so many on the sic$ list and some hospitalized too: Kitty Kearney, Margaret Stuli, Frances McTague, Maria Mayo. Lorene McDonald. Charles Gilbert. Robert Doyle and Bill Ryback. AS A SPECIAL treat, the City of Cape May and Band Concert Coordinator Arthur Doran, present the 11th of the free band concerts so many have enjoyed all summer long. This time, it's the H.B. Smith Cornet Band, scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 29, as usual right in the Rotary Bandstand. Decatur and Lafayette Streets. Just bring your own seats; or, if you like, sit down on the grass and enjoy an evening of good music and relaxation. Arthur Doran is to be commended for his many hours dedicated to getting so many delightful evenings of music for all of us. What better way trian to sit in the Rotary Park listening to so many selections that brought back so manymemories. Thank you, Arthur Doran, add we ask you to "do it again next year!" Ye Olde Thrift Shop, located in the basement of Our Lady Star of the Sea Church has so many lovely clothes for all the family, lots of books, interesting items, and a very good Accordian in a sturdy case just waiting for the person who has teen looking for one. Dolly Stango is the person to call at 884-4770, or jusi drop in at the Shop 10 ^.m. to 4 p.m. every Friday and Staurday. Entrance is on the Ocean Street side.

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