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Seen and Heard in Ocean City

lira. M. R. Miner. of Undaaf Hall, la visiting her paren s In Baltimore over the holidays.

Mr*. lo i Kart, of rhilatelpfcla. la S end.ng the bOlUatya at fbeMtocayne Dtel here. Mrs. Margaret At lea. of 'fMa city, is ape tiding a week or as with friend* la Overbrook, Pa. Mrs. Ida Garwood has rettmned to her home here, after a very ideesant trip to Philadelphia. Mias Harriet Gibb aad Mrs. Mnaaell Qrane, recently entered a sharping expedition to Atlantic City.

Miaa M. E. C. PUllipa U spending _ week with relatives and friends In Tioga -nd vlclntly. Mrs. M. R. Miller..of Undsay Hall. Is spending some ttxne visiting her parenu In Baltimore. Mrs. Clarence LiUte was a guest of Mrs. E. Sheldon, of Colllngswood, last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs E. V. Holcroft, of this city, are viaiting friends In Philadelphia over the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. summer visitor*, were recent weekend guests of the ■laoayne Hotel. Dr. and Mia. L. 8. Btedem. of Philadelphia. well-known cummer cottagers. spent the past week-end here. Gus Goets. of the University of Pennsylvania, la spending the holidays with his parents In this resort. Reuben W. Edwards recently entertained hla uncle. Colonel Wllltta. of Port Elisabeth, at Ms home here. Mr. and Mrs. James McClure and family, of 818 Moorlyn Terrace, spent ; the Christmas holidays In Stratford. N. J.

Miss Agnee Hoffman Is spending ■her short school vacation with 'her uncle. R. G. Brown, la Camde*. Lester Smith spent the past weekend visiting his pareats. Mr. and Mse. Herbert Smith, at their home here. Miss Bertie Stltes. of this city, recently entertained Mrs. Frank Moore, of Colllngswood. at her resides or here. W. I. Raymond of this city, left Saturday for Charlotte. N. C.. where he win spend the holidays with his tamily. Mrs. ida Karl has returned to this resort after spending a few days In Philadelphia. She will remain at the Blscayne Hotel over the holidays. Mrs. 'Bornt Johnson recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Heller, jf Spring Lake, N. J.. at lur residence, 304 Central Avenue, this city. Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Koeneman and family, of thm city, are spending the holidays with the former’s par»-..L2. Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Koeneman, of West Philadelphia. Angus S. Wade. Jr. of New York City, formerly connected with Walter Kuehn. realtor. Is spending the holidays wjth his sister. Mrs. J. Duval. 818 Plymouth Place, this city.

Mrs. William Holden, of this city, has returned to her bone here, after a brief stay In Philadelphia. Mr*. Osborne Corson, of this city, recently entertained Mrs. Mary C. Holmes, of this city, at tier residence

ibere.

James Polk, who is connected with -.the Philadelphia North American, was a recent guest of the Blscayne

Hotel.

Elmer Bakely. of this city..motored to Berlin. N. J.. over the week-end and enjoyed a brief visit bo friends

there.

Miss Evelyn Little, of this nlty. Is entertaining Miss Anna MetUer. of Camden, at her residence over the holidays. las Anna Mettler. of Camden. Is enjoying a short visit In this raaort as the guest of Miss Evelyn Little, .of this city. Andrew Steelman, a student at Rutgers College, spent the holiday* with his mother. Mrs. Granville H. Steelman, of this city. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Plaut are entertaining Mr. and Mrs James M. Young, of Philadelphia, at their residence here over the holidays.

Mrs. Robert Lee has returned to her residence, 812 Wedley Avenue, after a short two weeks' trip to Phil-

adelphia.

Miae Great Garrison, of Atlantic City,. Is spending a few days with Mr. and 'Jlrs. C. Homer Shoemaker at their reeldence here. Joseph Wrlggins. of New York City, was a recent visitor to the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wrlggins. of this city. Miss Elizabeth Wools ton. who Is connected with H. F. Stanton's offices Is spending the holidays with Irtends and relatives In Camden. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith, of Philadelphia, who conducts a dry goods store on Asbury Avenue, spent the holidays In this resort. Miss Margaret Fagan, who Is emplojPbd In the realty office* of J. M. Chester. Is spending the holidays with her parents at Millville. David S. Nation, of Philadelphia, a well-known summer resident and member of the Ocean City Anglers' Club, was a recent resort visitor. The Triangle A. C. will play the Wildwood Club at Wildwood neat Saturday *venlng. Manager Pileggi will take a strong line-up with him.

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Way. of 820 Fourth Street, this city, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomson. and son. of Camden, and Mrs. 8. H. Thomson, of Haddon Heights, over the holidays. Mrs. Frank Patton Is recovering from Injuries sustained In a recent automobile accident In the Samaritan Hospital. Mrs. Patton suffered a fractured left leg. She Is reported to be doing very well. About a dozen members of the girl scouts here paraded about the resort streets on Christmas eve. singing various carols. These were very much appreciated by the many residents that heard them. Miss Miriam Relchley. who Is In charge of the Y. W. C. A. pool. In Cleveland Ohio. Is spending the holiday week with her parents. Professor and Mrs. Otto W. Relchley. 1026 Asbury Avenue, this city. Mr. and Mrs Charles Stelwagon. proprietors of the Little Gray Tearoom. at the I-aMonte Hotel, recently entertained Mrs. Albert H. Schaefer and Mrs Herschelroth. of Philadelphia. at their home here.

Miss Myrtle Steelman is spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Steelman, at their home. 310 Asbury Avenue, this city. Mrs. Mable Wright and son. Charles, of Philadelphia, ar. spending the holidays with the former’s mother. Mrs. ftornt Johnson, of 304 Central Avenue. George Gardiner, a student at the Unlverstly of Pennsylvania, is spending the holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gardiner, at their home here. Wesley Barclay, who Is connected with the First National Bank, of this city, has returned to his duties here, after an enjoyable two weeks’ vacation spent in Chicago. Scott Adams, former all-round athlete of Quean City High School, is spending the holidays with his parent* In this rewort He Is a freshman at Trinity College, Vermont. Carl Kreas. of this city. Is spending a few days In Pittsburgh, on business. He was a former student there before moviii B to this resort with his family for the winter.

Dick Torbert has come home here for several weeks before returning to Delaware University. He played on the regular fcitball team this fall. Vtrley Fitzgerald, of Swarthmore. and David S. Schantze. of Pennington Prep., are spendiflg the holidays with their respective parents In this

resort.

Theodore and Junior Stevens are spending the hol'days with their father. Jame* M. Stevens, of this city. Both sons are students at Rutgers

College.

Miss Jessie Phillips Is enjoying a few days with her parents in Camden. Miss Phillips is employed in the realty firm of Massey & Edwards Co., this city. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clarke, of Stone Harbor, are spending the Christmas holidays with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Clarke, of this city. Mrs. Adelaide Baker, of Philadelphia. and owner of the Oceanic Hotel, this city, was recently entertained by the Misses Lewis and Conrad. on the o caslon of her visit to this resort.

letham Macgregor. former student of the Ocean City High School, who at.end* the Pcrkiomen Preparatory School. I* spending the holidays with his parents, at the Imperial Hotel, this city. He has a vacation extending to the seventh of January.

David Schantz. who Is a student at the Pennington Seminary. I* spending the holldr.y* with his parents. Mr. and' Mrs. Elmer S. Schantz. at their home on Ocean Avenue.

Miss Edyth Blundin. a student at the G»orge School. In Philadelphia. Is spending the holidays with her parents. Mr. and Mrs William F. Blundin. o' the Blscayne Hotel. and Mr*. Dorsey Anderson «*n-

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Mis- Margaret A. Foster, of this < MacKinney. of Weatville. N. J.. and city, entertained her five sons at a Samuel Porch, of Pitman. -•

reunion part' at her residence

George Mann, president of the Hotel Proprietors' Association of Atlantic City, and J Howard Slocum and Elmer S. Schantze were present at the meeting of the New Jersey Hotel Association, which was held in

Filth Street! last Sunday. Those present were John J.. Maurice L., Joseph 1- Friil I., and William A. Foster. The evening was agreeably

■pent.

Miss Lou tee Frane. who Is connected with 'he realty firm of Massey & Elisards. Is spemtltig some time with her parent* IB Heading. Pa Miss Jessie Phillips who is also connected with the resort realty firm. Is passing Some lime with her folks In Camden. The Kalmla Travelers’ Association, an organization which Is the holding company for (he Red Men local tribe, having control of the reel estate belonging to the local organization, was recently Incorporated by v .e members of the tribe. The inroiporatont are: J. Prescott Cad man. Abel D. Scull. Charles Breckley. William H. Smith and Jewse C. Stephenson.

their home here over thi past week-

end.

Mrs. W. W. Weeks and daughter. Miss Mildred Weeks, of this city, s visitors to the Muitha Washing Sch'Mil for Girls, at Washington, where they visited Miss Fred Nteel6f this city, who Is a sludent there. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Headley, and Miss Eunice Roser. of this city, have returned to their home In this resort, after an extended automobile trip through Waynesboro. Pa.. Gettysburg and York. They enjoyed a great trip. William E. Massey. Sr . president of the Ocean City Title and Trust Company, was present at the banquet of the New Jersey Society of Pennsylvania. which was held at the Bellevue Stratford, Philadelphia, las) T tewday evening. Judge C. L. Cole, of Atlantic City, was also present, the guest of Mr Massey. Mrs. Clinton I). 1-oudeti has returned to this resort after attending her mother’s funeral, recently held In Camden Mrs. Istwden was present her mother's side during her IIIand remained until the end.

The .members of the Ho.y Trinity Church ushered In the Christinas dawn wlih special services, beginning late on Cnriatmas eve. The regular Communion service was observed ami appropriate songs rendered. A feu ture of the evening was a solo by Mis. Ruby P. Dunstan. entitled. ’’0

. . ., , | . i ..t ternment made at the Arlington It *" ■ 11 0f icwn«l,ry In Cmdcn. Hnr n.nlbnrV tho services. name was Mrs. Sallls Fiance, and The members of the Sunday School “h lived at 811 Unden Street. She

Classes of the First M. E. Church; »»* a frequent visitor here, staged a delightful Christmas enter- —

tainuient at the Church lust Friday car* crash, wo one Hurt evening. The Church was packed to Two automobile* crashed Into each capacity, extra chair* being placed In _ other late Saturday evening near llie hack of the building to hold the Ninth Street and Central Avenue 'Ytirtrdl. Tho coined" which was pn.- 1 Qne of the cum was a Ford sedan sented by iht serthr memlier* was! driven by Prank R Steelman, of 410 entitled. "Her Christmas Hat ” Miss'Asb’iry Avenue, this city, while tin Ethel Lee was in chmge of the pres-jother car contained five occupants

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Mr. and Mrs. John C. Steelman, of this city, recently entertained Mrs. William W. Weeks and daughter. Miss Mildred Weeks, of this city, as their guests In Washington. D. C. Miss Freda Steelman, who Is enrolled at the Martha Washington School for Girls. Is spending the holidays at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs John r. teelman. Third Street and Atlantic Avenue. The choir of the First Baptist Church performed a delightful cantata originally written by C. Harold Ixiwdcn at the Christmas services. The tile was "Tidings of Joy.” Clinton 1). Lowden directed the affair and the tremendous success It achieved was due to his masterly management. Among the participants were: Miss Marlon Osier, soprano: Mrs. A. Randolph Fogg, contralto: Dr. J. Thornley Hughe*, tenor; Edward C. G. Hogan, bass. There were also several selections given by the choir. There were three anthems entitled: “Shout Aloud Hosanna." by C. Harold Lowden: "I^ad Vs Onward.” by C. Harold Ix>wden. and "The Birthday of a King." by Neldllnger. Dr. Milton Buck spoke upon' "Following of the Star.” A large attendance waa present at the exerclsei which were evidently very much

enjoyed.

George Jefiries Head* Fire Company The members of the Liberty Fire Company of this city staged th«4r elections last week with the following results President. George Jeffries: vice-president. Vernon Carlson; secretary. Jesse Stephenson; treasurer. Samuel Smith. Emerson Smith was elected as representative of the tremens relief, while Jesse Stephenson wss named foreman and Horace Angen waa reelected a trustee for threi years.

'Neither of the cars wire very badly

Miss Catherine Harris damaged, although the iM-mpaiil* of • Howard Barrett both wen- shaken up Aftei « short Ira Vincent examination of the damages the both

Miss Jeanette Smith drivers drove away.

Herbert Wilkes! According to the witnesses nelthe. * Annie. ;«f the two drivers saw the other until Miss Lillian McClure they were almost on top of eurh

Laura Locsy Mias Florence Way other. Fortunately the cars were not Mr Hogan the ’Cop" Samuel Way going at a lust pace, or the arrldent Aunt Minerva Mr*. J. Smith,might have been more serious.

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Hold High School Entertainment As * fitting end of their work for the year, the student* of this resort staged an entertainment at the Strand Theatre, on Friday afternoon. About fifty student* took part in the program which was arranged by Ml** Louisa T. Corson, and consisted of various speaking pert* as well as s ■mall one-set play entltled. “A F*lry Conspiracy.” The program: 1 Vocal Dust—"Silent Night.” Misses Marion Slnklnson. Mary CoUseon. 2 “Under the Stars." Miss El Dose Wheatley 3 "Christmas Song.” William Garretaon. Matthew Chlok. 4 "Christmas Story,*' Miss Mary Collins Selection. High School Orchestra. Christmas Carols by all Students. "A Fairy Conspiracy.” 1-act play CAST OF CHARACTERS'^ Santa Claus Jacob Chlak Cinderella Jean Maglnnls Goldenlocks Thelma Smith Jack the Giant Killer. Lawrence Evans Sleeping Beauty Honorla Wallis Jock of the Beanstalk. Christopher Benthsm Rose Red Ivy Cassidy Snow White Adelaide Van Osten Beauty , Olive Way The Beast Leon Mlgltacco Fairies—Kitty Costello. Lina Gardiner, Elva McPherson. Metta Potts. Cornelia Verhey. Elanor Spencer. Beatrice Sharp and Sara]^ Moody, rowntes—Dorsey Anderson. George Adams. Dean Webb. James Smith, John Grillo. Henry Johnson. William Johnson. Francis Graham and Albert MacMurtrie. Clowns—Joseph Dattlio. Albert Moncreff. Robert Hughes. John Miller. Eugene Morey. William Hutchinson. Jame* Johnson. Harry Stockman. Harwood Cunningham.. Wm. Haughey. Warren Smith and Julius

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