THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1942

Theatre Season Social fosnii Of Jhc ixissL

Opens Jan. 23

"The Family Upatairs’’, a richly humorous comedy that had a

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Misses Mary Lou Wilson, Beth! ^

Claypool, Christian Krula and IITJ T

Warden Needle, had a swimmin, ^

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party at the Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic City, on Monday evening.

ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs. Kinzer VanBuskirk entertained the members of her club last Tuesday. Her guests l Misses Jennie and Hannah Smith, Mrs. George Mcpherson, Mrs. Walker Hand, Miss Jennie Haines, Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs. Sam-

uel F. Eldredge.

: and on the road, has been chosen as the opening bill for the winter season of the Cape

Theatre.

The opening night is Friday, January 23, and the play will be repeated the following night, Saturday, January 24. This play and the productions to follow, a different show each week, will be presented at St. Mary's Hall on Washington street, at the rear of the Church of Our Lady Star of

the Sea.

For the benefit of actors and audience the stage at this hall has already been enlarged by raising the proscenium opening |

Be «pJ ?' 0 „ feC . t : . , i at a oirtnaay party monuay m- ™ y th / . h* l temoon when £e observed her farther improved by wudemng Bcvcnth birthday anniversary. f ~ > "’ 1 ~ t- .. _ - SOCIETY ENTERTAINED

- The members of the Woman’ Society for Christian Service of the Methodist Church were the guests of Mrs. John W. Corson

* •ana uuuoiMuicr at her home on Yale avenue,

^owi^'7. ™ -of ihoi-rttV toft. m**". of ■te,P;‘;>o„o •yj «.modio, of domertic life -hi.h pothlCSSS, O.O.U1, appealB to old md I'OonE ] J". « »hich (toe Mr.. Eui Hoi:

lingsead was re-elected as the So- ; j r’ Moon, I '■' et y’ 8 president for^ another year.

CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Stephanie Steger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Steger, entertained a few little friends birthday party Monday af-

Aout two feet. Apart from the; - GuCBts ‘ wcre Bobby Beare', Jersize of the stage, St. Mary s Hall : rv Love, Ann Norris, and Bobby

oners a splendid location for c. clrer

the resumption of Cape Theatre____ Krivitics,’’ T. C. Upham, director., HOSTESS AT B u IDG g The play selected for the first! Mrs - Frank Underkofler was

MRS. STEVENS HOSTESS Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens ez tained at a dinner party at the Batten Cottage Friday evening, followed by bridge at her Guerney street home and had as her guests Mrs. Harry H. Needles, Mrs. Samuel M. Schellenger, Mrs. Edward P. Nittinger, Mrs. George S. Curtis, Mrs. William C. Mecray, Mrs. T. Lee Lemmon, Mrs. I. J. Pocher, Mrs. I. Grant Scott, Miss Helen G. Smith, Mrs. Charles Swanson and Mrs. T. Alfred

Stevens.

Paralysis Campaign Launched la County

Two Mea Fined After Arpments Sunday

Cape May's Red Cross war redrive appears to be Mowing

lief

down a bit, with only little over half the city's quota collected to date. Dr. Edward E. Pickard, local chairman, said today. To date a total of $858.76 has been collected. The quota for Cape

May is $1600.

‘There are, however, nine districts of a total of 84 yet te be heard from," said Dr. Pickard. "When these are in it is expected that the cash received will amount to about $1000, which is $600 sholR^of the quota set by the National Red Cross. ‘Of the districts so far reporting, the foliowring collectors have more than reached their quota: Miss Virginia Bary, Miss Catherine Stevens, Mrs. Elizabeth Luker, Miss Ida Stevens, Mrs. Raymond L. Fite, Mrs. Edith N. Carroll, Mrs. Clara B. Bohm, Miss M. Doak, Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs. W. Sheppard. Miss Jennie Hanes and Mrs. Lillie Vana-

man.”

i paralysis

After an argument in i

is stationed at the U. S. Naval i base here, was arrested by Of-

County Chapter of ths Fight I '- ‘Te Paralysis T countywide ■

: cers Cunningham and early Sunday morning.

Fite Back On Job

Ray L. Fite, veteran director of Ocean City public school physical education for boys, was back in harness this week when the resort's schools re-opened after the holiday vacation period. Fite, a prominent Cape May hotelman, had been out on leave of absence since September due

was fined five dollars by Magistrate Edward P. Nhtiagwr. John Donnelly, 87, of Cape May, was also fined five dollars by Nittinger on Sunday after he had been arrested by the same officers on a charge of interfering with an officer foliowring a disturbance outside a local tap-

Mr. »nd Mn. WaW Hn » upon th, birth of a bom at the Women* in Philadelphia oa Friday, January 2nd.

May and St. Florida, are receiving — lations upon the birth of e . ter, Doria, bora in St. PeUnbexg on Friday, January 2nd.

to ill health, but be returned this week to resume bis duties with gymnasium classes and other ac-

tivities.

of life. It has often been thel^Me, Mrs. Donald Lear, choice of stock companies, sum-!^ a,t ?r Trout, Mr-

theatres and community l r - Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Mrs. theatres. Although it may have , Schellenger, Miss kathbeen seen a few years ago, by «Tn Stevens Miss Manon Fix

some Cape residents, it is believ- and Miss Mildred Holliday. «d that its many laughable situa- „ tions, comic linea, and human re- BRIDGE PARTY lationships drill be enjoyed even Mr8 - Enc Axelsson er

by those who remember the play. » bridge party Monday eveGeneral admission is 55 cents. | nin 8 ®t her Washington street A few seats in the first three | hom e ■ and had a * h" guests Mrs rows are reserved at 83 cents. |J°hn Cunningham, Mrs. Albert B. Men in uniform and school pupils Lm' 0 - Mrs. Edward Gnffm. Miss will be admitted for 22 cenU. I £ ntJl Hines. Mrs. Milton Blume, Seats will be on sale from one I Mr *- Steven Steger and Mrs. Wis-

o’clock till curtain time on days ^ Dougherty. of production, or they may be [ reserved by calling Keystone 383. STARRS HAVE GUESTS

The plays will begin at 8 P.M. Only two productions are scheduled for the first week, but additional showings will be arrang-

ed if there is a demand.

Other plays in prospect for the season are “Button Button", “Three Live Ghosts", “The Pat- - ay”, “Ten Nights in a Barroom”, “Big Hearted Herbert”, “Kempy”, “The Saturday Evening Ghost”,

“Squaring the Circle”.

Hie meeting was followed by holiday party and dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The guests were Mrs. John Long, Mrs. Clarence Sayres, Mrs.

..o Pe "7'. “to-.p-s Sta. Erie AmImou entertomri Mr *ri L, ; <i *., Sm ' th e - - . Walker Hand, Mrs. Sue kish-

paugh. Mrs. Lottie Briant, Mrs. William Gilbert, Mrs. Lillie Vanaman. Mrs. Laura Smith, Mrs. Daniel Hand, Mrs. Anna E. Kehr, Mrs. Carl Taylor, Mrs. Frank L. Bennett, Mrs. H. D. Lemmon, Mrs. Henry Spencer, Mrs. Charles Foulke. Mrs. Harry Jackson, Mrs.

nn.c uuno.a '[? kn ^ eT i John Stewart, Dr. and Mrs. R. Walter Starr, Miss V .ola Schellenger, Mn. Mary Jr. entertained at a noon-day din- Ha t '™. M ™ Nellie Chalfant ner party and afternoon bridge •J r ?-. Edith Woolsom Mrs^ E^rl New Year s Day at their Decatur H°llingsead and Mrs. Clifford

street home.

NEEDLES ENTERTAIN [ MECRAYS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Needles Mr. and Mrs. William C. Meentertained at bridge, Saturday | eray entertained at a New Year's evening at their home in Cold Eve party Wednesday at their Spring, when their guests were home. 314 Jefferson street. The Mrs. Ralph T. Stevens, Mrs. Char- mvited_ guests included M:

Collections from the Red Cross i boxes placed at various points throughout the city amounted to $14.36. Those who have subscribed five dollars or more to the drive i Mrs. Charles Stone, $50; Friend, $30; Mrs. E. Hollingsead, D. C. Appeigate, Colonial Hotel, Hewitt & York, Merchants National Bank, all $25: Dr. Warren Robbins, $X6; Mrs, John T. Hewitt, Miss Lucy Powell, Robert Cherry, Mrs. R. Faulkner, Mrs. Warren Robbins, Dr. Frank Hughes, aU $10; Mrs. M. R. Brownell, I i Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens, Mrs. | | Mary Knerr, Mrs. Charles Shields, | i Mrs. Grace Mecray, Mrs. Clarence Gallaher, Mrs. C. Schoenemann, 1 Mrs. N. S. McDowell, M. Washington, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fite, Mrs. Frank Hughes, Mrs. E. Carroll, Mrs. Charles A-. SWain, Jr., Mrs. Alex C. Mooh, Misses Jennie and Mildred Hanes, Union Welfare League, Mrs. Carolyn Underkofler, Mrs. Clara B. Bohm, J., H., and I. Smith, Paul Samms, Sunday School Class No. 4, Baptist Sunday School, C. B. Shields, and American Legion Auxiliary, each five dollars.

A group of high school young! les .Swanson. Mrs. Samuel Schel- Mrs. Goorge S. Curtis, Mr. and ladies will have charge of the lenger. Miss Helen G. Smith, Al- Mrs. T. Lee Lemmon, Mr. and sale of tickets at the door and lan Roseman and Warden Needles. Mrs. Samuel M. Schellenger,

of the ushering. . The cast for the production ! MRS. HEWITT HOSTESS

will be announced shortly on the Mrs. John T. Hewdtt entertainCape Theatre bulletin board and ed at luncheon and bridge Wedelaewhere, as well as in the next nesday afternoon at her Washissue of The Star and Wave. Two ington street home and had as or three local people who have her guests Mrs. Edward Miller, had considerable acting exper- | Mrs- Samuel M. Schellenger. Mrs. lencc will take parts in the play, Everett J. Jcrrell, Mrs. Edward in addition to the cast that Mr. P- Nittinger, Mrs. Charles SwanUpham is bringing from New son. Mrs. Lemuel E. Miller Jr.

York. jand Miss Helen G. Smith.. Mr. Upham also announced this I week that anyone-in Cape May ENTERTAIN AT CARDS

or vicinity interested in acting or Mr. and Mrs. William Aldinger other stage activities should come j entertained at cards Saturday to St Mary's Hall any Saturday evening at their Lafayette street St 4 P. M. home and had as their guests Mr. The following are serving in an end Mrs. Jesse Carr. Mr. and honorary advisory capacity for Mrs. T. Lee I-emmon and Mr.

the Cape Theatre winter produc- and Mrs. Howard Souder. tions, and other names are to be added: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Og- HAS DINNER PARTY

den, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Stev- Mrs. T. Tasker Smith enterens, Captain and Mrs. H. B. Me- tained at a dinner party Weddeary, Mrs. I. J. Pocher, Rev. nesday afternoon at her Decatur and Mrs. Benjamin Brown, Mr. street apartment and had as her and Mrs. Edward P. Griffin, Rev. guests Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Paul N. Fairbrother, Rev. Samuel Thomas B. Hughes, Mrs. Isabelle Blair, Theodore Thompson, Dr. Keeney, Miss Mary E. Smith and

Edward Pickard, Mrs. James C. Mrs. J. R. Moon, Sr. Hand, Mr. and Mrs. Amsbry Mit- ; chell Brooks and John T. Hewitt. VISIT IN .PITMAN n j Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Robbins,

I formerly of Cape May and now

Commander and Mrs. Stephen ! Doherty, Captain and Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Miss Helen G. Smith, **'s. I. J. Pocher, Mrs. Nathan Folwell and Allan Roseman.

Club Will Hear Book Reviews

Com-

The Cape May Woman's munity Club will herfr reviews of the 10 best-selling books of 1941 this afternoon at its regular meeting. Dorothy Bennett will review the books as part of today's ’■rogram, under the direction of the Literature Group of the club, of which Mrs. Samuel Schellenger is chairman. The meeting will be held at the Episcopal parish i house at 2:30. Tea will be serv- . ed after the meeting. Tomorrow evening, the club! ill take a defense program to Cape May Court House. Everyone - interested is invited to attend. Those desiring to attend should , contact Mrs. James C. Hand, club president

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Mr., and Mrs. Raymond Mumford, of Berlin, Md., nounce tBe engagement of their daughter, Eleanor Katherine, to Walter Phillips Hughes, Jr., son ®f Mrs. Hazel Hughes, of Philadelphia and Cape May.

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