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Ui~. France* B«ran enterUlned a number of .member* of the Sewlnx Club at her home one afternooir laat week, and all present spent an enjoy* ?»»le afternoon. Her guests were: Mias Alice Garretaon. Miss Elitabetb B. Venable, mas Frances Smith. Mias Vivian Hand. Mlaa Pauline Nickerson,

and Miss Helen Van QIMer.

Building Inspector H. C. Smith, of this city, issued oulldlng permits totaling IS4.009 during the mocth of November, which Indicates thst the building In this resort has not suffered such a slump. This total does not Include the permit for the new bank building being constructed st

Eighth Street and Aabury Avenue.

Kiss Mary E Magirmla recently •ntertalned Mrs. M. S. Ziegler, Philadelphia, at her boas here. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard O. Henry, of Philadelphia, are spending a few weeks at this resort, st Che cottage of ‘Mr. Henry’s parents, U28 Ocean

Avenue.

Mr. end Mrs. C. El weed Carpenter, of Philadelphia, were vial tor* here laat week. Mr. Carpenter Is the proprietor of the well-known Casino Club here. T. Lee Adam*, local high school athlete, has returned to bis home hers after opendin* two weeks at 8t. Joseph's Hospital. Philadelphia, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. He will not return to school for another week. Daniel W. Gardiner, Wlio has recovered from his Injuries received In an automobile accident last summer, and has returned to the realty business. has assumed the management of the Strand Realty Company, with ofdces at Ninth Street anti Wesley

Avenue.

The resort girl scouts made a very good sum with their cake sale they held on Saturday at Powell's Market, and also st Eighth Street and Wesley Avenue. The proceeds tram this will be devoted to the fund for the renova .tng of the Old Miller House, which will b« used for the Civic Club tng. and also for the boy and girl scout meetings. Joseph Bror.dley. well-known resort plumber, has ' had extensive alterations made to his property on Aslary Avenue. Grubb Brothers doing the work. W. I Raymond had charge sf the electrical work on the premise*. The alterations to the store which was made necessary by the Increase In business, cost over 12,000. The members of the Washington Camp No. 75. Patriotic Orde.- Sons of America, held their annual Past Presidents' Night, with due ceremony and pleasure. All past presidents were on hand and a very line program presented by the entertaining committee. Refreshments were served after the business meeting. City Treasurer Clarence S. Scull, who has been custodian of the public school funds, of this city, recently requested the Board of Education, by letter, for a compensation for this ^activity. In his letter Treasurer Scull declared that the labor in connection with thla duty had greatly Increased In eight years and he felt he should receive a salary for this work. This letter was referred to the Secretary of the Board. Henry B. Townsnd. to report upon at the next

meeting.

The workmen from Wanamaker's. who .have been laying carpets In the new Flanders Hotel, have about accomplished their work. Besides the carpets the Philadelphia store will supply other furnishing for the big resort hotel. The furniture. It Is understood, will be of one general style in order to give a uniform and harmonizing effect. It is expected that an early opening will be made by the hotel corporation officials, whe run the Hotel Flanders. In order to take care of the many early guests seeking admission. t<

The Blscayne Hotel, of this city.! Arthur and George Blackr. an and had a busy week last week entertain-; Amy Blackman are spending the ing quite a few guests. This hostelry' week-end at the home of their parts becoming well know-n throughout t- nts. Mr. and Mrs. George Blackman, the State and al.o In Pennsylvania. I fir - h42 Third Street. Arthur Bljekbecause of the fact that It Is an all- , 1 '“ in l " <rnployed its a chemist In the year-round hotel, i he recent guests 1 Running Company. In Phllaare: Wal.er Rickard. George K«ss- d^'P^la. while George Blackman Is a ler. H. A. King and E. C. Wilson. 0 fj student at the Philadelphia Dental Philadelphia: W. I». Donaghay. Otis' 110 " 1 - Mlw Blackman is a graduate West Colllngswood: Wilbur M. Wal- nu,8e attached to the Germantown den and Raymond Cray, of New Ho^rftal. Philadelphia. c'T'lu J, v , “"S-r re'" H. W.r. to. Burn, , . Vr ^ ^ "I UW. W. C J»hn-

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nue. or. Tuesday morning. Johnson

Rehearsals are being held for the!**" driving down Aahuiy Avenue at Christmas entertainment which wllll* lK ' u * half pa*t ten Monday evening be given by the members of the First pn d r ''»**hed Into a Shore Fast Line Methodist Episcopal Church, tonight. * roll, *y c * r ** tbe intersection of December 21st. at the -hurcb Th> ! 1 ' :, * h,1 i Street and Asbury Avenue play Is entitled "Her t htik.aiaa list.” 1 JuhlllloD ’‘w uninjured as a result and will be under the direction of of ,h *' accident but the radiator and Miss Ethel Lee. The cast of char-1 ol 1 “ , ‘ R^d truck were badly actc-ra are: i smashed, and a lamp knocked off the

Kittens ...Min Catherine Harrt*; ,h « f”" 11 - Warren Howard Barrett,

Eddie Ira Vincent Th * H B " * r - °>Kanlxatlon

Mm. Fannie Brooke and son made a abort excursion to Atlantic City during the past week. ■la' Anna Meehan recently enterlatned* Hr*. Harry A. Neiban and Mia* Margaret Love, of Philadelphia, at her residence here. Utes Elizabeth Pfeiffer, of Philadelphia. a former resident of this resort, spent a few days here recently as-the guest of Miss Maud Foulds. Mrs. Frank D. Newbury entertained n group of friends st cards last Monday afternoon at their residence here. After sn agree afternoon was spent the hostess served delicious refreshments. Mayor Joseph G. Champion has been awarded the contract of constructing a two-family apartment house for Samuel Dixon, of this city. The •building will cost In the neighborhood of eleven thousand dollars when completed. Ir. and Mrs. Walter Browne entertained a few friends st their apartments In -the Kuehn Building. After leaaact dinner the remainder of the evening was enjoysbly spent st cards. The guests were: Mr. and Mra. Walter H. Kuehn, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Smith, and Mr. and Mr*. Harry

S. Mills.

GARBAGE COLLECTIOH RECEIVED BY CO]

Bids Referred to W. XL Oollison. City Engineer Bid* for the collection of garbage, rubbish and ashes next year were received and opened by the CUy Com mlmlonera last Monday. The bids were received under three Items: Item No. 1, rubb'sh and aebes; No 2, garbage; No. 2. combined. The bide were: Ob bom Oorann, No. 1. 111,380; No. 2. *17.»O0; Mo. 3. 128.000. Henry Y. Clouting. No. 1. 316.500.90: No. 2. $28,600.10; No. 8. 845.000. John J. Devt**. Mo. 1. 114.900: No. 2. 821.800; No 8. no bid. Calorcla A Pontlere. No. 1. 113.600.16; No. 2. 816.100.50; No. 3. 826.000. Irwin Myers. No. 2. W2.000: no bids on Nos. 1 and 2. Charles L Bader. No. 1. 816.000; No. i. 324. 688; No. 3. 838.776*Ihir»«l A Pow ell. No. 1. 816.600; No. 2. 813,000. No. 3. 888.600. John P. Fox. No. 1. $15,900; No. 3. $11,000; $33,900. The bids were referred to City Engineer William H. Colli scheduling. He will report at the meeting of C Monday afternoon.

The new officers fit Ocean dtp Chapter, No. 83. Order of the Bast era Star, were Installed last Monday night In the lodge room in Masonic building. The Installation ceremonies were In charge of Mrs. Harry 8. Adams, assisted by Mrs. William u. Abbott and Mrs. William

Oardindr.

The officers Installed were: Worthy atron. Mrs. Clarence S. Scull; worthy patron. William M. Ranck: date matron, Mlm Nellie E.

Towner; secretary, Mrs. Harvey Adams; treasurer, Mrs. Herschel Henderson; conductress. Mra J. Edward

aseoc'ate conductress. Miss

Mary E. Colburn: chaplain. Miss Grace Datscheg; marshal, Mrs. Geo. Dunstan; Adah. Mrs. Sterling W.

Cole; Ruth. Mias Sarah Smith;

Esther. Mise Miriam K. Plant: Martha, Mrs. George R. Sbomo; Electa. Mrs. Arthur W. Shoemaker; warden. Mrs. L*roy Jeffries; sentinel. William O. Abbott; organist. Mrs. John R. Jones; trustees. Mrs. Minot B. Stan-

Mrs. Howard T. Justice, of this nardi 8ue wmi8 and CHnton

One grand and glorious time enjoyed by the many Klwanlans and their guests, at the observance of their "Ladles' Night.” last Monday evening. It was estimated that there wt.-e over sixty members of the resort club on hand with as many more guest*. The affair began with a special theatre party at the Strand Theatre, and later continued with a buffet luncheon at the Blaeayne Hotel. After the repast the guests were shown to the ball room, where dancing was enjoyed. Much credit la due to Roger Williams and the member* of hi* committee for the untiring efforts they put on this affair to make it the most successful of the final one of 1933. Him Anita C. Miller, of Narberth. waa a recent guest of Mias Helen Breckley. st her home. Tenth Street and Bay Avenue. Mrs. William F. Valet has returned to her residence here, after a plea visit to friends In Philadelphia and

Mayor Joseph G. Champion. Building inspector R. C. Smith and Plumbing Inspector Hans Burkhardt. of this city, enjoyed a deer-hunt Monday afternoon in aurronndlng sections. Lieutenant Loren Goff, U. 8. A.. and family, are visiting relatives In this reeort for s short time, while be la on a furlough. Lieutenant Goff Mas recently been tramferred to a it Hi the South, -after serving In the Philippine Islands for over two

OFFICE EQUIPKEirr CARROLL H. H0AGLAHD HUMPRY BUILDING 11 S. NORTH CAROLINA AVE. ATLANTIC CITY

city, recently entertained Mrs. F. Garrison, president of the board of managers of the West Jersey Homeopathic Hoepital, of Camden, at the Blscayne Hotel. Mrs. Garrison wan present at the benefit card party which waa given at the hotel that evening for the benefit of the hospital

by Mrs. Justice.

Mrs. Daisy Fitzgerald entertained the Thursday Club st the home of Mrs. John Seal. Thursday evening of laat week. Among the gueets were; Mrs. Foote. Mrs. John Seal, Mrs Elizabeth F. Blundln. Mrs. Charles Baron. Mlae Julia Scull. Mrs. Frank D. Newberry. Mra. Marshall MaJoney. Mrs. Adelle Kennedy, Mrs. Richard T. Dearie. Mrs. Howard T. Justice and Mrs.

Dalay Fitzgerald.

A good many reeort sport followers made the trip to Pleasantville on Wednesday evening where they witnessed the opening of the local Triangle A. C.'a basketball season with the atrong Dunbar A. C.. of Pleasaht-

The game took place In the

Pieasantville High School gym. before a large crowd. The Triangle

ere rep.eaented by Kelly and

Ryan. forwardM; Roy Pfandei-s, cen-

Plleggi and Rrglne. guards.

L. Breckley.

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CHRISTMAS CANDIES For the grown-up* and kiddie*: Candies that are guaranteed pore and fresh for they are made by ns. Inst drop in and see our wonderful assortment of Christmas candies, canes, clear toys, candy bracelets and candy novelties. A suitable Gift for friends o’family is a 5-lb. box of our own make chocolates and mixtures for $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.50, packed in 'lolly Boxes. Gift candi* packed in baskets, novelty boxes and other atti-ctm styles. THE SIGN OF SATISFACTION 837 Asbury

Ocean City

Mrs. Googln Mias Jeanette Smith Mr. Ooorln Herbert W.lkea

"Hard Tima” Anne. Mlaa Lillian McClure

Laura Lacey Minx Way Mr. Hogan (the Cop) Samuel Way Aunt Minerva Mra. Smith

According to frequent reports, it was announced that Mlaa Helen Weir. pT Nortbfiold, who has been roiiflned \n the Atlantic CUy Hoepitkl. for some weeks buffering from a broken

hip, will bo able to leave Chat Ihsti-,.. ...., _ . .

tutlm -l.hlo . WMk H., .l.lcr, "‘'■"“I to • t«w Ito Butt, who .offend . p ro h,hl, ,roc-l*“ k - * l ‘‘• r home Teoih Streel h«d

i Hnv Xt-fenilB TVanrlnv Ivan Ynalr

made up of member* of the younger set. will hold a card party at the home of Mlaa Sara Bevana. 618 Central Avenue, next week At a recent meeting of the organisation, five new member* were taken Into the club. 1 They were: Mlaa Jstella Johnson.MU* Mary Dennan. Mlaa Pearl Gib-: son. Mlaa Lillian Everingham. and Mia* Cecelia Bateson. Many activities for the winter season are being planned by the reeort organization UIks Helen Breckley gave a di~

Ha v Avenue. Dancing was the main . form of amusement, the music being

tured skull, left tht, reeort Institution

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■chool. woro oolr moktehod hoi ttoU Kmme ,, , Ev , r „, B r«kl.,.

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