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PERSONAL MENTION; Mrs. Joseph O'Hare, motored to Cape a Mny, from Philadelphia, and is staying v at the Hotel Cape May. r Mr. and Mrs. E. L. BartUttle and their beautiful daughter, of Baltimore, have t engaged a suite of rooms at the Hotel c Cape May for the month of August. „ J. Laurance Bon eel, of Baltimore, is coming to Cape May, for a week or two , and will be at the Hotel Cape May. \ Mr. and Mm. Robert M»ir, of 421T ~ Hansberry street, Germantown, are t spending this month in Cape May. Mrs. Richard Norton, of Bryn Mawr, ' is spending the summer in Cape May. ' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills, of i /"astlefin have taken a home in Cape Miy for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Downes, of Wood 1 side avhtqe, Narberth, motored to Cape May a few days ago, and will re- 1 main over the week-end. Mr. Edward L. Duer, 2d, of 1032 Pine street, iB in Cape May, spending part of the summer as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Deniaoo. Mrs. Maud F. Cavert, of Philadelphia, is spending several weeks in Cape May, as a guest at the Devon. Mr. Bear, of Littlewtown, Pa., is spending the week-end in Cape May. Edward Brooke and wife, and their daughter. Miss Brooke, of Birdsboro, Pa., have engaged rooms at the Hotel i Cape May, for the week-end. Mr. . Brooke is a member of the famous fatnilv of Brookes, iron manufacturers, who manufacturers, who

put the village of Birdsboro, Pa., on i the map. Mrs. Brooke is a member of the English nobility. Among the signatures on the register at the lafayette, there appear the j names of quite a few prominent Baltimore Society women, who are sojourning there for the summer. A few of them arc those of Mrs. George R. Gaiither, Mrs. Buxton M. Ridgelv. Mrs. W. W. Norris, Mrs. Alexander Preston, Mrs. . I. H. Newdecker. Mrs. John J. Hurst, i Mrs. Ii. G- Banks, and Mra George S. Dickey. Another product of a typical young American girl, staying at the Lafayette ; ia Grace V. Harrigan, from New York. Aside from being an excellent swim- ! mer, tennis player and .dancer. Miss Ilarrigau is also a splendid golfer, and ; can be seen daily, making a round on Cape May's matchless course. diaries A. Johnson and family, of ; Philadelphia, have taken quarters on ' Perry street for the summer. Mr. Johnson is secretary of the Newton Coal Co. j Mrs. William Bodenbender and her : three daughters, Martha, 1-ela and Eliz- j abrth, from Covington, La., are stay- . . ing at the Iwfavette for an indefinite j stay. Hie little daughters show an un- : usual liking for the aurf. Mrs. Winfield Scott Artcr and her : ■laughter, Mrs. Coleman Peaofe' Brown. . of Devon, came to Cape May on Stnxjgy j and will remain here for a week. j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flanagan and ■ family, of Philadelphia, are visiting , Cape May, and will stay here for a short , time. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Flanagan and son. residents of Philadelphia, are in , Cape May, and will remain for some Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lycett, Jr..

of A.rdmore. expect to spend the month s of August in Cape May. , e Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pfeil and son. . 1 of 5th and linden streets, liimdcu. are 1 in Capo May for the rest of the summer, r Mrs. Sigsbee, wife of Admiral Charles ; I). Sigsbee, is spending the summer in C Cape May. accompanied by her daugh- g ter. Mrs. R. H. Small, of Atlanta. Ga. Is Mrs. G. Howard Shriver, of Lansdowne was a recent guest of Mrs. Frank Cos- j ' 4elk>, of North street. | > Mrs. Benjamin M. Dale, of Philadcl- j I ■ --phta. is enjoying the summer at the Co- j lumbia. j tR. N. Fleming is registered at the Co- | } lumbia and will remain for some time, j Geo. D. and Mrs. Clark, of Philadcl- < phia. are coming to Cape May to spend a part of the season. They- have en- ( gaged roras at the Hotel Cape May- I J. M. Camp, one of Pittsburgh's lead- a ing financiers, has taken quarters at the ■ Hotel Cape May. for the rest of the . Mrs. J. G. Falls and family, of Mem- \ phis, Tenn.. have taken a suite of rooms . at the Hotel Cape May fop August. Miss Kathleen Hanahan. a beautiful and most charming Baltimore society I leader, lias engaged rooms at the Hotel | Cape May. for the remainder, of the N. W. James, of Gatonvllle. Md.l will ; he at the Hotel Cape May for several , weeks. Jas. S. Keen, Jr., and family, of Philadelphia, will spend the remainder of the season at the Hotel Cape May. C. W. Loyd, of Philadelphia, was a week-end guest at the Hotel Cape May. H. A. LaFehr and family have engager a suite of rooms at the Hotel Cape May for the rest of the season. R. G. McKenney and party, of Pittsburgh, are spending the season at the

Hotel Cape May, and are adding mu«h to the life of that house. I Mrs. Louise M. Miller, of the fashionable suburb of St. Davids, Pa., is at the Hotel Cape May for an indefinite stay. Mrs. H. E. Maule and her beautiful and talented daughter of Philadelphia, will be at the Hotel Gape May for the remainder of the season. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Levering, of Baltimore, motored to Cape May on Saturday, and spent the week-end at the Lafayette. Another automobile party to regsiter at the Lafayette, was composed of Mr. J. Collins, Mrs. Robert She*, Mrs. ■ A. Hayward, and Philip Collins. All of the roadsters hailed from Philadelphia. Cape May received Into its midst another pretty young belle yesterday, when Miss Elizabeth Smith, accompanied BY her mother, registered at the - Lafayette^ for an indefinite stay. Miss Smith is prominent in Philadelphia so- , cietv, and it won't be long before she , will hold a similar place among society , in this place. Mr. Edwin J. Brooks, a Baltimore stu- ; dent, is another genial arrival at the i Lafayette. He intends to enter' upon a I college career next fall, and so selected Cape May as the place to rest up before taking up his collegiate studies. Among the week-enders at the Lafay- ' ette were C. N. Lynch from Clarksburg, W. Va. » Mr. Stuart R. Carr, of Baltimore, Mr. Louis Loughren, Germantown, Mr. Mir chad Dohertv, from RU'crton, Md., Mr. i, R. Mayer, Jr., and Sir. R. T. Nalle, both 1 from Philadelphia, ME Geo. C. Rose, of . j Narberth, Pa., and Mr. H. C. Drayton, -jpellyn. Pa. j j Mr. and Mrs. Francis G." Hall Jr., have 1 1 taken cottage No. 244 Windsor avenue,

f j and will he here all summer. Mr. Hall is the assistant proving officer for the 1 r i Bethlehem St«-el Company. ' v | Morton R. Alexander won the trophy. - a beautiful silver cup, at the Hotel Cape - May, for the highest score in Skee Ball, f . Mrs. William V. San ter, of 115 West - ; Washington lane, who has been spend- j ' ing some time in Cape May, has left i. j for a stay in Maine. :, j Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moon, who are ( i. j -pending the summer at their cottage ( j in Cape May had as their week-end ^ g ! guests, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dudley e Warwick, of Ardmore. ^ ;. 1 Patrick Kinney, of Chester, Is also , i- 1 located on Perry Street. »' Mrs. W. W. Akers, of Narberth. Pa.. d and the Misses Ettfel und Vera Parks. ' n | of Johnstown. Pa., .teachers in the pubI lie' schools of t hat place, spent Sunday ' with W. \Y_ Akers, of the Star and ( u , W ave force. | i- | Mrs. Margaret 11. Lloyd, of 818 Car; . >. teret avenue, Trenton, returned to her r j home, after a week's visit in Cape May. | a- the guest of Mrs. H. W. Sexton at j •-jher summer home on North street. . e ! Gys Rief and his lovely wife, who i- have a tine home on Decatur street, are frequently seen strolling on the boarder j walk in the evening, and in the surf ' l, ! during bathing hour. Mr. Rief is not ( y I only a good swimmer, but is a thorough Ilv up-to-date ladies and men's tailor. , 3 j and those who have work done at his ^ g j establishment oil Washington street are t ] always well, pleased. I Miss Elizabeth McCIcllan, of 5531 ' d > Wayne ave.. Germantown, has come to n | Cape May for a stay of several weeks. ^ ,e ' Mrs. Howard Cameron Potts, of 6370 Germantown avenue, has returned to ., her home from Westfield, N. J., where lier none irom vvesmeiu, .i., wuere

she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm 11. Duteher, at tlieir home, 110 Dudley avenue. Later Mr. and Mrs. will conic to Cape May for seveMr. and Mrs. Elliott Burton, of < Charleston. S. C.. who are at present, guests of friends in Germantown. w ill I spend August here. ' ' Mr. and Mra. Arthur Burgess, of 0300 ^ | Germantown avenue, came to Cape May j yesterday, and have taken a cottage on street. < ) Ross E. Kaufman, the celebrated j sporting writer of the Philadelphia . American, motored to Cape May. , yesterday and spent a most enjoyable i day as the guest of Edgar Page Stites. ' Quite a few charming young adherents ' of the younger Cape May social set ( been attending the evening dam-c-at the Hotel Lafayette. Among those - who were seen there, lately, were: Miss ! Annette Newdecker, Miss Stella Kelly, Miss Marian Reinike, Miss Grace Harrigan. Miss Marv .Frances Kelly, Miss Alice Reinike, Miss Helen Clark and Miss Helen Dorsey. Another enjoyable diversion at the is the afternoon card parties given by Miss Annette Newdecker and Miss Grace Harrigan. When cuclire and five-hundred become tiresome games, the players, in order .to liven things up, tell each other's fortune* by means of the cards. Lately, this game has a stronger hold on the players. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Block were among the many New Yorkers who registered at the Lafayette recently. Another New Yorker at the 1 -a fay ette who is fast becoming popular with, the guests because of her charming manner. is Grace V. Harrigan. She is an all-round athlete aud an excellent swimmer and pianist. >1 :

IGas H. D. CdMbfrBW *# -NOT win- | ter's society leaden of Baltimore, D J staying at the Hotel Cape May for an indefinite period. She is one of the really attractive and popular ladies at the resort this summer, and take* a very active part in all social affairs oat at ^ ' the hotel. Miss Eleanor Hopkins waa seen out in her large sixty-horse power motor car yesterday. One of the summer visitors to this ^ resort who really enjoys every moment of each day is Mr." Pflaging, of Balti- ' more, who is staying at the Wyoming. 1 • Mr. Pflaging never misses a swim, dur- » - iug bathing hours, and during the rest c f of the day, always 'Snds time for an ' automobile tour, over 'Cape May 8 - county's fine roads. > Mrs. Thomas A. Simons and daughter < - of Edgewater Park, are staying at the f e Columbia. They- Arc enjoying Cape 1 s May's attractions. ■ Miss K. Hock, of Williamsport, Pa., ' e one of "Bill Town's" most charming ' r daughters, who learned , to swim in the dreamy Susquehanna, where it winds 1 - through the Lycoming hills, and Muncv 1 e Mountains, is at the Star Villa for a - * few weeks. d Mr. L. Mettgar, a member of the well ' c known Metzgar family of Williams port. Pa., is in Cape May for a few> weeks" ' '• stay at the Star Villa. 5. Mr. and Mrs. A. Warom and son, from Port Jervis, are at the Colonial for the r- summer. The picturesque mountain i- scenery of the region* around Port Jcrr- vis, at the head waters of the Delah ware, is not so alluring to these people if as the pleasures and attractions of Cape b 1 lay. Miss Mary E. Warom, their daughter, is also with them, and is c highly pleased with this resort.

bridgT tournament Thursday's Daily Star and Wave The Corinthian Yacht Club, which is doing more than any other social institution in Cape May, this season to things going at this resort, will to-nigbt to bold a Bridge Tourimwill bring together, every Thursday night, at the Corinthian, all the good bridge players of Cape May's most exclusive social set. Mr. Morton IL Alexander the chairman of the Regatta Committee at the Club is an ac- - tive promoter of the tournament, and the people of Cape May have already learned to know that when he lends his influence to any movement it is certain to succeed. All tlie members of the Club are taking an active interest in the coming tournament, and the are especially enthusiastic. Tables can be subscribed for by one or more persons. Each table will be . arranged for four. At each weekly event there will be a prize awarded to the winner at each table. ' At the end of the season there will costly prizes for the winner of the tournament. For to-night's event there have been twenty tables subscribed for. and those in charge anticipate that after the first night there will • be no less than fifty ' tables taken every night. Extra tables will be provided for the friends of the | subscriber- who wish to play.

DOUBLY PROVEN i f Cape May C. H. Readers Can No Longer - Doubt the Evidence. I This Cape May C. 11. citizen testified * j Told of quick relief — of undoubted 1 The facts are now' confirmed, i Such testimony is complete — the evidence conclusive, i It forms convincing proof of merit. i Mra. Eldredge, Mechanic St., Cape ' May C. H., sava: "One of the family . • suffered for years from bacliache and !■ attacks of sharp, shooting pains i. through the loins. Rest at night was s disturbed by irregular passages of. the ' • kidney secretions. A number of medi- | eines were used, but no relief was had. J - Finally, Doan's Kidney l'ills were proe cured at Corson's Pharmacy and they ' g drove away all. symptoms of the trouble." (Statement given January 11, "' 1908.1 | Over three years later Mrs. Eldridge , s said: "We think a* much of Doan's j Kidney Pills today as ever." Price 50c, at all dealers. Dont simply ask for a kidney remedy — get i c Doan's Kidney Pills — the same that s Mrs. Eldredge recommends Foster-Mil- ' ,1 burn Co.. Props., Buffalo, N. Y, ,1 1 • LUMBER AND Mill Work » GEO. OGDEN & SON

CARD PARTY GREATSUCCESS HOTEL CAPE MAY aESTERDAY AFTERNOON— PRIZES AWARDED — MANY . SOCIAL Y HROMINENT LADIES IN ATTENDANCE. Thursday'* Daily Star and Wave Yesterday afternoon, the ball room of the Hotel Cape May wa* the scene of a very pretty and also a very select society event. The event was the annual Benefit Card Party of the Women's Ass sociation of the Cape May Golf Club. There were about eighty ladies present, and' they represented the most exclusive of Oap^ May's social set. The room was tastefully prepared for the occasion and the many fashionably gowned and beautiful ladies set off the whole scene to perfection. Mrs. R. W. Starr is president of the association and with the assistance of the other members of the committee, Mrs. J. M. E. Hildreth, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Walter Cose, every detail waa carefully taken care of, and the guests were made to feel entirely at home, at once, and all spent the afternoon very pleasantly. The prizes consisted of four decks of , very beautiful and expensive cards. 1 There were twenty tables, arranged in . four rows, extending the full length of the ball room. During intermission the , ladies repaired to the hotel dining . room, where light refreshments were . served. = Among those present were: Mrs. -R. W. Starr. Mrs. J. M. E. Hildreth. Mrs. Walter Coxe, Miss Marie Starr, Miss Corry, Miss Hancock, Mrs. ' David Ellis, Mrs. Patten, Mrs. Walter J. Frieman, Mrs. J. A. Pierson, Mrs. Porter F. Cope, , Mrs. E. Epencer Miller, Mrs. Beattie, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Morton R. Alexan- I ■ler Mrs. Wliittall, Mrs. T. W. Eastwick; Mrs. Langdon, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Wm. Welsh, Sirs. J. C. Oorry. LECTURE AND MOTION PICTURES ( j BENEFIT OF ST. MARY'S CHURCH ■ Frow. Wednesday's daily Star and Wave " Night in Ireland, at the Casino, Madi- I _ -on and Beach avenues, Sunday evening, I August 1st, at 8.15 o'clock, for the benefit of St. Mary's church. An illustrated lecture by Jolin W. Hart. Motion Pictures, funny stories, extract from speeches by great Irish I statesmen, etc. Don't miss it. Wantzeii a, SI Perry atraet, will rlr« you bids »u furniture, carpet and Bt- * tiny* for your entire houa* and pot U f in Dlaee for yew. ^ IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW | Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children relieve Feverishness, Headache, c Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, jnove e and regulate the Bowels and destroy v worms. They break up Colds in 24 hours. Used by mothers for 26 years All Druggists. 25c. Sample Free. Address, A. S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. PARKER^S Hgl HAIR BALSAM : For Bltonni Color ,rd 1 WyXV lrtoGrJTcrFAdedlU:r4 t m -- ! 1 r : Meadow View Farm

Vegetables and Produce ERMA, N. J. Keystone Phone 24X A. H. FAULKNER Contractor and Builder Xejllott Phone «.m *20 Hughes Street Cape May.N.J. NOTICE It has just come to my notice that a well-dressed man, with waxed ipoustachc the past week, been soliciting money from cottagers, unauthorized, for the work at the Sea Side Home, Cape May Point, N. J. Please take notice, the Sea Side Hpme' not given authority to any solicitor to collect money for its large and unceasing work at the Point. The managers of' the Home only colmoney, for its support and any one else is unauthorized. Any donations will be thankfully received by me. * SIRS. WILLIAM KING, President, Beach avenue and Jackson. 'Tor Rent" cards carried in stock 5c each. All kinds of sign cards made to order. Star and Wave Stationery Department- '* ; KEYSTONE POULTRY FOODS ^|g|gj|gp linos BK06. llTiUrtMt BOWS. CuuLn. nTl

1 j iL. HORSES ' for sale Constantly on hand all sorts of hor»os from the j heapest t» the best, 'any sine or kind. Jost write I what yea want and I wfll send it on 10 days ferial and I will take it away if net satisfactory. You positiwely t take mm chance as the animal Most Salt Yea. J Remember that the guarantee is goad en H arses I Cows said at Anctien as well as at private sales. ? Most af Cape May County horses come from Woodbines on account of square dealings. MAX POTASHNICK ^ Woodbine. N. J StL specials for summer at LaventhoFs A very nice line of silk Crepe de Chine waists and very latest style in skirts. reasonable prices. 319 WASHINGTON STREET Store open Daily WHEN furnishing a SUMMER H0ME whether it be a eozv bungalow or a magnificent mansion, it is of fir.t importance to secure the aid of a reliable dealer. Your comfort and pleasure depend on your selection not for a day only as with many purchases, but for years to come, and a large percentage of the cost can he saved by the advice and assistance of an experienced dealer. WENTZELL'S, 33 Perry Street Refrigerators of"tried and proven quality. New importation of mattings. New<Einoleums, Crex Grass Rugs. Everything in house furnishings. Come in and see. # WINDSOR HOTEL NEAR THE BEACH OPEN ALL THE YEAR Large Sun Parlors. Electric Elevators THE WINDSOR 0p,!° FV" S,M" He" CapeMav NJ. miss halpin JV|1M HM.PPJ TL. It A _ „ Comfortable Surroundings. Special 1 HC iviarcy rates for Winter and Spring. Open all the Year Excellent Table. MRS. T. C SINK miller cottage 334 perry street . Now open, excellent table, comfortable rooms, good service, convenient location Keystone Phone 58-8. H. h. mepherson. THE SANRITA HIS. 6E0R6E i. COOPER , 514 Ufayelte Street Cape Miy, New last} THE HARRISON MRS. C. D. HARRISON - Cw. Perry and South Lafayette. Street*, Cape May, N. J. HOTEL DEVON 3 J, L. KEHR, Proprietor South Lafayette Street Cape May, New Jersey ! BELLEMERE C0TTA6E I MRS. E. SMITH 109-11 Perry Street, Cape May, N< J