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CAPE MAT COUHTT nttl. FMDAY. JPME 18. 1988

In the Circuit of Sea Isle City

Vincent Asslnnte. of Philadelphia. Mrs. Harry Jacobi and daughter U down getting hla place on Italia Dorothy spent Saturday In Atlantic

etreet ready for the summer. i City.

Jared D. Wolfe, representative tor „ Mre - T - F - *»n>Ily. the Heralds of Liberty, of Phlladel- Bala are down for a few days stay phla. ha* been a visitor this week. »« cottage. Neptune street and

> the Boardwalk.

Richard W. Rosenbaum Is among l . ... _ . . , .. the out-of-town visitors of the week. The ladies Aid Society of the M. enjoying a trip of several days' dura-, E. Church was entertained to tea on t i on W edneeday evening, at the home of

..... Mre - Edward Buck. Harry Davis, of the Athletics,

motored to Sea Isle City on Saturday j Miss Edna Muller, accompanied by night, spending the week-end with her mother, motored to Millville on “ - Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Cornish.

Mrs. Cornish was formerly Miss Vera

Muller.

S. Frederick*.

Mrs. Ella Betterton, of Jersey City,

who ha* always had charge of the Civic Club, arrived this week to again take up her duties. Mrs. Theodore E. DeBow entertained a party of friends at her home on Neptune street, at bridge, on Wednesday afternoon. Robert Landis, accompanied by Miss Violet Crawson, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Landls-Jr. Mrs. Carolina Cronecker Is enjoying a week's visit with her son Fred, at his hotel in Eaglesvllle, Pa. She Is expected back this week. Mrs. W. C. Pearse, of Philadelphia, entertained a party of friends at the Coyle cottage. Pearl street, which the Pearses are occupying for the season. Mrs. George Straubmuller, of Philadelphia. accompanied by her son George. Jr., his wife and child, spent the week-end at her handsome beachfront cottage. .Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, of Philadelphia, have opened the Conway cottage, on Minerva street for the season. The Millers occupied this cottage last year. Miss Agnes Barr, of Philadelphia, and who lormerly owned the Colonnade Hotel, and now has a cottage on Landis avenue and Coral iti'ee' arrived Thursday for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Arnett and George R. Ross, of the First National Bank here, attended, the Cape May County Bankers Association Banquet at Cape May City on Thursday evening. Preparations are being made by Miss Maud L', -e for the early opening of the Colonnade Hotel, Landis avenue at Neptune street, for the season. The Loves bought this popular hostelry some time ago. and will conduct it as a year-round hotel. Anthony Byrne, accompanied by his sister Margaret and cousin Margaret Twohey. u. vtored from Washington. D. C.. last Friday, picking up Mrs. Carrie Gallen, their aunt. In Philadelphia. Anthony Byrne turned to Washington by motor on Sunday, taking with him his aunt. Mrs. Turner Pope Grey. Mrs. Grey will return to her home here this

week.

The last of the Men’s Club socials of the season took place In the basement of the M. E. Church on Monday evening, with the lad:«s as the guests of honor. Seventy-11 v* were served with the delightfully app<fringmenu provided by the Entertainment Committee. The program Included a recitation by Miss Gertrude Fisher, an address by Mayor Irvlrg FUch and several well-rendered vocal selections by Mrs. A. W. Miller and Mrs. H. Sutton.

Mayor Irving Fitch and George Soeder Joined the Atlantic City Tall Cedars last Saturday in the visitation to Milford, Delaware, where President Harding was initiated into the mysteries of Cedarism. Miss Elizabeth Reed and Jack Wynings. of Logan. Pa., motored over from Atlantic City Saturday afternoon to visit Miss Reed's mother, Mrs. Harry Jacobi, returning to Philadelphia Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F.'M McGarvey, of Philadelphia, motored to Sea Isle City last Friday, to take up their permanent residence In their cottage on Spring street Mr. McGarvey * had heat Installed for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Urban arrived on Tuesday from Philadelphia to reman for the season. Mr. Urban for a number of years has been the operator at the Pier Theatre, and this popular show house will open tonlgh: for the season. Mrs. C. E. Anderson and daughter Miiry. of Philadelphia, motored down Wednesday and opened their cottage at Railroad and Neptune street for the sutomer. Tin. Anderson's eon George preceded them, coming down by the morning train. Mrs. Martin SoJen and Mrs Joseph Hlggens. of Philadelphia, spent Severn days last week at the Boden

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thla week.

Dr. Theodore C. Wheaton, of Millville. vice president of the First Nation si Bank of Sea Isle City, la now at hla summer home here with bis family. Frank Wheaton and family, also of Millville, have opened their summer home as have Mr. and* Mrs. James Anderson. Mrs. Anderson was formerly Miss Ads Wheaton. ACT Ah ESCORT TO > FEESTDEFT HARDING Among those who visited Milford, j Dels ware,' last Saturday, were Mr. i Jack Berry, of South SeavlDs, J. H. Counties. Jr., Mayor Irving Fitch and , George Soeder. They motored to Atlantic City, and took the special train I provided for the Tall Cedars tc West Philadelphia where th iy Joined the Bridgeton Tall Cedar Band, No. 7, of which both Mr. Berry and Mr. Counties are members. The Bridgeton Forest had Uia honor of rendering the music for the Initiation of President Harding into the Tall Cedars of Lebanon sad also acting aa his escort.

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