Seen and Heard in Ocean Gty

Bari Oowaa, of thta dty, i Batnrdar la * Mra. J. 3. Brown is aatertaialas her father at her hotaa hen. Be la from Philadelphia.

Mprer_te apeadln* a .u,. ^ un. Bobert Oortte aad

daughter. Mias Catharlaa. are taktog

t two weeks' vacation visiting In Trenton. Newark aad

Tom’s uiver.

Hiss Anna Totten, of this city who la a teacher la the Marmora schools, enjoyed a pleasant evening ' at a social held In Palermo Hall on Thursday evening. Mra Lee ter Smith, of this dty* was the recipient of several handsome gifts at a birthday party held last week at her home, SSI Aabory

celebration aad made the

Mr. aad Mra. '

W. Mould

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Mould, who is a prominent realtor here, with oMcet on Ninth Street and on the boardwalk. plans to make a stop at Norfolk, when they win remain a few days ea the guests of Mr. Mould’s

perea ta.

Mr. and Mrs. C. HarHaon Jones, prominent red dee ta of this dty, are on an extended automobile tour thru the mountains of PeonsylvaU aad New York. Mr. Jones, who la a wellknown realtor here, plans to pass through Baston. Bangor, Delaware Water Gap, Pushkin to Port Jervis and Middletown, N. Y P They expect to return through the Poconoe. stopping at Bagleamere and Harrisburg. They expect to return about Monday

Mr. aad Mra. Bln aad daughter, Mtes BMe, are enjoy^ag as automobile trip to Iktchburg, Va. They will take a short

visited Gettysburg aad also the cap-

ital during their automobile trip. Ir. aad Mia. Mbacrlef and Mr.

and Mrs Leroy Jeffries, of this dty.

it the recast week-end tat Bridgewhore they were the gueei

Mr. MoserleTe rdatlvea. Before her

Mia. Nettle Neweomber. who had charge of the Hotel Henry, during

at 11 Tenth Street, this cHy. is having much palming and other

Bobert McAllister, the popular proprietor of the Ocean City laundry/ has leased his establishment for the period of one year with the pri -Uago of the purchase of the asm A to Xdwvrd Bel chi e. of Philadelphia, aad T. P. Hilts, of Long Island. Mr. McAllister started the business a' two years ago and has developed it upon e large scale. Both Mr. Baichle aad Mr. Hlltv are familiar with this budnaes, the former having been connected with the well-known Horrent Laundry of Philadelphia, for the past few yeses.

Alegre dub Activity

The Junior Allegro dub, of this dty, composed mostly of members of the local high school, held a meeting last week at the home of Mrs A.

Randolph Fogg, aad rendered a short t

..a auixtuoi »< ow ■=»n*r.

The subject of the-evening was “Indian Mamie." and the program was composed ot old Indian numherx were very 1-teres ting to the

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Mlm Mary Odburn, members of the Oeeeh City Allegro Club, were present and asserted In making the mistleg a success Mlm Jeanette Darby gave a Anal vocal solo, which was followed by a piano solo by Mlm Marlon Trout, preddent of the Junior organisation, a dost by Mlm Mna Wallace aad Mlm Jasnett* Darby followed and received applause. Miss Emily Pileggl gavs a vocal sola A discussion of the relative merits of the old. Indian works followed, end the program for the text meeting, which will be held at the home of Mlm Louies T. Corson, was planned. It will be upon the subject of American Music, by Charles Cad man. Among those present at this meeting were: The Mlasee Jeanette Darby. Morion Trout, Edna Wallace. Emily Pileggl. Ruth Jones. Gertrude Stain ton. Elisabeth Adams. Irene Elevagn. Pearl Moore, Roxtaa Bel vagu. Louise T. Corson and Miss

Mary Colburn.

Birthday Party Celebration A delightful birthday party was held In honor of Mlm May Campbell at her home. XSIS Aebury Avenue, last week. The evening, which was Passed wHh games, music end dancing, pissed very rapidly and at a late hour the entire assemblage was Invited Into the dining room where a large table was bending down under the weight of the delicious things to set. Needle** to add everyone bad a “grand and glorious time.” Among those present were: Misses Airten Edgar. Ruth Snyder, Vena Brown. Betty Horner Thelma Hart, Esther Coverdale. May Campbell, and Messrs. Clinton Campbell, Alfonso Horner. George Coverdale. George Loder end William Zimmerman, and Mr. and Mra John Dubree. Mr. and Mra Howard Land, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Campbell.

Reports of a recent Journey to Cepe

•y. In refsmee to the

of a Kiwanta dub there, vae made at ths weekly meeting aid dinner of the local Klwanls at the Biocayaa Hotel, last week. The members of the local dab who Journeyed to Cape May eonatsted of Dr. Minot BT Btaanard. who la president of the local organisation; Walter A. Dittrich, Qe- “ ley. aad Dr. William G. Abbott. They interviewed several prominent business men of that dty la regards to the feaslbUltp of organising each a club. Another speaker at the luncheon was Dr. Carrington,

who gave an interesting

Qreenburg S» Otto Greeubutg. well-known- silhouette artist, aad prominent hotel owner of this city, recently exhibited his motion pictures on the screen at ths Moortyn Theatre on the beardre run as a

ent sesues In Nsw York. Maawrha* celts. Ocean City and other plsoe* He plana to exh'bit other pictures of local Interest in ths near future. Mr. Greene burg hap always been Interested in this art and has spentalmost tea years In this absorbing ' ■ He ha* taken mi

and made many experiments, he has perfectsd an lane ration that will obtain a •tsre.-opic affect

By this toe sudles*<

receive the impression ot depth as

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speddUy ae possible rvw « goreming building aad trs dltlons bare. New codas relative to building and tr* soning have been desired by real estate operators aad

Mayor Champion statad that there afe Important measures, but t „ during the summer ru-h the Coramleeioners did not hare opportunity of gatting there ordinances In, eh. This will be done, however, within a rhori time.

amoN ecBix cor <rcHU - [CTTT 9 Aramnorr AFEEB TWO AXTTOe COLLUJX

The goU course of ths Ooaaa City Country Otab, which Is located at

Country fflab at ffrewn Mat 9m Ocean OHy **n (krred Up By Segn B^gldAOnt Clifton ffaxton, of 401 Aabory Areic. Ocean CHy, was ssrlously inJurec, aad la under the care of a dataa at CcW&gswood, re a roof knife wounds sustalnsd In a

would be probably uaoxee'Jsd by say. The grounds am being eoastmeled by the drm ot Black, Burris risks, who hare aoUered a asm

and latsr a strap. Out of tha asgrosa offered to ftgfct and whsa hM cnailerge was IBDepled. As pulled a knife

and serlouily w lag him badly a

ways are through lanes of giant

s and

difficult tests for tl

Especially prominent In the beauty

The stumps hare a

gtbe le(t rtde aad . Saxton M "

pad. T JS bro took ths wwu

od. where Be was

dad by Bf. Jeefi. HU ooa«

was re Mrteua, aggravatsd It ths

of btond. that hlo Hf* was '

i tm, Bseaure ot his ‘eomUtioa hs h4 Bight been kspt at fMRagswood without rTres being rear rent to a borettoL

- ■ - eondltonls aow improved. The asgrsre -ware nruaded up

eepturfel by mearhem of the State

CoartahUhoy But Thnrsdev at,

a a A are aow raMdlag In the C-mden

The bloody knife which ‘be

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ground Is now ready for cultivation

of the green spring turf whld

aim and desire of every landscape engineer. By careful designing sad PlsBBlng an abtsnd-noe of natural haxarde hare bsaa U:t which win , make onneceamry the planning i

designing of natural anea.

An Inaovatloa In the world of golf \ - 'll bo tea rarer vartnn of porUoraof v

the coursp far real estate I meet. As an erample the _

lying between the ic-th and eighteenth boles will be divided into small lota A golfer with a bungalow situated la this section would be as dose to Utopia as he could possibly

found upon one of them. They ere being heM pending the result-of ths

tnjurias of Sextan.

a ta the eon of Mr. sad Mrs. aa Of 441 Anbury AreatK.

this dty. aad was a painter. Hs has

tour othar brothers and a stater.

I mill be increased aad ail efforts made to hare It completed by that time. The dab house probably will not be constructed until the following year. 0& Yaeatiau Mr. aad Mra. L Barton Chtmpioa\ and daughter. Miss dean, ha* been

Many s Good Wile

FOR ASSEMBLYMAN

Tfcvare E. osd ito ffusvasria AND GOVERNOR SILSI

. Jr-fienhtoaty.H. j. " '■ i' —

rdatlvee In Cardington, Shamokln Taaatua. PennaylvanU. They made the tour through Peaatylranla

Is the on can safe aad alwayTiloJeet to your call. Sea tale City B. 4 L. Aasotiattan HIRAM C. LOW, Secretary.

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Dr. John B. Handley, pastor of V . Piret Methodist Church, of this city, attaaded the conrentlon of the Twen-ty-ninth Division, known as the “Blue aad the Gray Division.” at Atlantic City, on the Steel Pier. This division was compered of troops from New Jersey. Delaware, Rhode Island, District of Columbia and Maryianu. A company in this division was recruited entirely from Ocean City. Dr. Handley waa serving os a ohaptsln attached to the Ultu Regiment. Heavy Field Artillery, end quite a few local boys were members of this. He spent a busy time renewing acquaintances at the convention.

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