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"Ptjvpt* Norman Dellas, of Fort nhx, enjoyed Sunday here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Pc$er Dellas.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew. J. MacAdams, Mrs. Lillian Focer and Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Vogt, of Mt. Penn, Pa., will be Easter guests of the Misses Jennie and Mildred Hanes at their Perry street .home. Private "'Ralph Carroll, of Fort Epstis, Va., is spending a week's vacation here with his mother,

Mrs. Edith N. Carroll.

.spent the weekend in Cape May with hie parents at their West Perry street home. Miss Jennie Hughes and her sister. Miss Sara K. Hughes are spending several days in New York with their, aunt, Mrs. Anna

Harrington.

Mrs. Julia Krula was a Philadelphia visitor on Wednesday. ■ Miss Joan Wallaston, of Philadelphia, was the guest of Mrs. I Mary M..Davis over the weekend.

Mrs. Sara Hogan, of Philadel-1 Miss Marion Brown and her E hia, enjoyed Sunday here with mother spent part of the week

er sister, Miss Catherine Shields, in Philadelphia.

Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hines | The Misses Margaret and Elsie and their daughter, Miss 'Caroline i Kokes spent the,, weekend here Hines, of Draxel Hill, Pa., will with their parents, Mr, and Mrs.

spend the Easter holidays in Cape Karl V. Kofce,*. . '

May as guests of Mr. Hincs• mo-1 Mrs Maude Mitchell has rether and sister, Mrs. trank D.; turned lrom Philadelphia, where Hines and Miss Ruth Hines, at wag vjgjting herxlaughter,

their Jefferson street home. (Mrs. Carrol Scherer.

Dr. and Mrs. Alexander C. Ar-I Miss Felo^e Hampcrian, ofPhilthur, of Philadelphia, were week-, a( j e iphia, spent the weekend here

end visitors in Capo May, over- j with her p ar ents. properties,, Mrs. Rolth has returned to her

slj, after

es.^of' Phiiadeiphia, spent the i wlth""^^ “sMidn-law 'and ‘daugh-

phia, is spending som Cape May. Daniel Ricker, Jr., x a student of Cornell University, Ss at the home of his parents, convalescing from a recent illness./ Miss Ida Stevens has returned Cape May after visiting friends in Philadelphia./, * Henri Borbach, Jr., of Philadelphia, spent part of the week here making preparations for the coming summer. About 160 yards of silk are re quired to make a parachute for ( parachute trooper carrying necessary equipment, according to the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts of the U. S. Navy.

seeing their summer

the “Plpwer CottagMi'. i„ liehoboth, Mr. and Mrs. T. Powell Hugh- 1 di thl , wblter

Inhm client the ' i

weekend here with the latter’

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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Starr j r

Stevens- On Saturday evening they attended the marriage of Miss Ella Way, daughter of former Judge and Mrs. Palmer M.

Way, of North Wildwood. Mrs. Gilbert C. Hughes

and Mrs. R. Walter

Mecray returned

to Cape May this week from Elizabeth. ,N. J.. where she has been the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams, for several

returned to Cape May from Eas- mont j, 8 .

ton, ' 1^1. where she has spent j

Kri 'szstZtu'rjs’gL i “-r-’i i>h r rs, ^ Donald Hardio. Mr.. Hard], h „ her mothar, (Mn. H .,al Huithes. tean seriously ill and has been ,, M, “ “"ll.'' S' confined to-her bed for the oast 1 th ® r> Phdadclphia. wire week-

end visitors m Cape May.- Miss Clark is a regular summer resi-

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnett, of Pottstown, Pa., spent part of the week in Cape May, making improvements to their properties

here.

William Chamlie

Rice,

Cape May this w-

ing the winter in St. Petersburg.

Florida.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul

and/ their daughter Paulett companicd by Mrs. James motored to Atlantic City on Sat-

urday.

Mrs. Elwood Marshall, of Hnddonfield, a regular summer resident of this resort, was a recent visitor in Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robbins and Mr. ami Mrs. Van Fossen, of Ocean City, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cossalioon during

dent of tliis resort.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Givins, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend with Mrs. Givins' parents. Captain and Mrs. H. H. Palmer ' ' Washington street home.

spend-1 M r and Mrs. Palmer and Mr

the

cek.

Captain Ralph Schellenger and his son Samuel, of Philadelphia, spent part of the week in Cape May witl\ Mrs. Sara E. Schellenger at her Washington street Hobart Stevens, of CqJHnfcswood, spent part of the week <nere

T. Stevens and Stevens, at their CoYgii

home.

Miss Marion Fix snon day in Philadelphia.

and MNfc. Charles Marklc; recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Palmer at Cape May. Court House. Ensign Richard E. Deutoch, U.S.N.K.. and Mrs. peut^T are occupying the Schellenger cpttage on Michigan avenue while nmking their home here. \ Mr. and Mrs. George W. EVlwards, of Philadelphia, will entertain at a house |>arty at their summer cottage, Madison and Kearney avenues, over the Easter

holidays.

Mrs. John Younger and her daughter, of Pine street, Philadelphia, are visiting in Cape May

over the Easter holidays.

. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perry and Mrs. Perry’s mother, Mrs. J. L. Kehr. have returned home after spending several months in

Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Miss Rebecca Stevens and her street ; sister, Mrs. Peter Dolphin, spent

Wednesday in Philadelphia.

Sutur- ' Mr. anti Mrs. John J. Hill and

of Drexel Hill,

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BAND CONCERT SUCCESS The debnt of Cape May High School's recently organized Friday, evening was an otttaj tag success, accor*’ " *" officials. An atb proximately 125 was present at the band’s first concert. The school musicians executed a number of difficult selections on the program and the entire concert was well received. Total receipts from the silver offering taken at the concert amounted to $26 which will be used to help defray band expenses.

. following children of Mr. Mrs. Henry B. Beiinett, of 272 Sixth avenue. May, were 1 ' Chapel last. Mary Ann Bennett, Nancy Lee Bennett and Henry Bohm Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hawley were god-parents for Karen Diane Franz, infdnt daughter of Mr. and MrsT'O. A. Franz, of Stimpson’s Lane, who also received the sacrament of baptism. The Rev. Samuel Blair, of the First Methodist 1 was the officiating minister. ' - ■ cxr •

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