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Arthur C. Colahan and his fam- I

ily, of St. Martins, Pa., who have w here they have enjoyed the sumoccupied their cottage on Beach mer at i 0 i 7 New York avenue, avenue for the season, returned ii rs , Augustus Purdy and her

home this week.

J. Arthur Nelson and his family, of Baltimore, Md., have closed their Beach avenue cottage where they have spent a long season, and have returned home for the

winter.

Dr. Robert E. Moran and his family, of Washington, D. C., have returned home after occupying their Beach avenue cottage since early summer. Thomas B. Herron, Jr. and his family have leased the Longmier cottage on Guemcy street for the

winter.

Mr. and Mrs. Carrow Thibault, formerly of Ardmore, Pa., have leased the cottage at 1022 Stockton avenue, where they will make their home. Mrs. J. C. Stockham has closed her summer cottage at 15 Jefferson street where she has spent the summer, and has returned to Baltimore. Md., her winter home. S. M. Griscom and his family who have occupied their Beach avenue cottage for a long season, returned this week to their home at Kcnnett Square, Pa. Mrs. J. D. Collet has returned to her home in Washington. D. C. from 104 Howard street, where she spent the summer. G. W. Okerson and his family have moved to Norfolk, Va. from 1600 New Jersey avenpe. A. Morris Herkncss i family, of Rydal, Pa., regular summer residents of this resort, have dosed their cottage on New York avenue, where they have been visiting, and have returned Mrs. Owen Ix^wis, of Philadelphia, is enjoying a late stay in Cape May at Oil Beach avenue. Mr*. J. Dove, of 104 Howard street, has returned to Washington, D. C., her winter home. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.- Harris, Jr., of Wilmington, Del., annual summer residents of this resort, have dosed their Stockton avenue cottage and have returned home for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Swain and their family, of Philadelphia, have returned after spending another summer at their cottage

here.

Mrs. Delvin Downer has joined Captain Downer at 908 Stockton avenue for some time. Ensign and Mrs. Richard Deutch, who have been residing on Michigan avenue, are now located at 26 Guemey street for . the winter. Walter C. McMir.n and his famfly have leased the Allred Cottage on New York avenue for the win-

ter.

Charles A. Johnson and his family, of Phoenixville, Pa., who have been occupying their cottage 104 Howard street, have returned home for the winter. f Joseph K. Campbell ^vho has been spending two weeks at his Hughes street cottage, returned on Wednesday to Blue Bell, Pa. Kenneth Rafferty, of Pittsburgh, Pa., has returned after spending some time here with his daughters, the Misses Rafferty, at their cottage, 822 Stockton ave. William K. Baird and his family have leased a cottage on Maryland avenue where they will remain for the winter. A. A. Harvey and his family closed their cottage on Sewell avenue this week after spending a long season here and have returned to St. Davids, their winter

home.

Mrs. George Curtis motored to

Philadelphia on Sunday, accom4>anied* by her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. Anthony J. Murray, were returning home after spending two months in Cape May. Frank L. Thompson and his

family, of Cynwyd, Pa., returned home this week from this resort.

family returned this week to their home in Swarthmorc, Pa. from 918 Stockton avenue, where they spent the summer. Francis B. Wadelton and his family, who have been making their home at 1009 Kearney avenue, have left to reside in Norfolk, Va. Captain H. Hoffman Dolan, who has been residing at 15 Reading avenue, is now located on Stockton avenue. Henry Shaw, of Baltimore, Md., was a recent guest of his mother, Mrs. Harrison Shaw, at her Corgie street home. Mrs. Richard Allman, of Stockton avenue, has been spending several days out of town. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hill, Sr. and their family and J. J. Hill, 3d., who have occupied their New Jersey avenue cottage since early summer, have returned home to Drexel Hill, Pa. Lieut. Gaylor Donley, recently of 1005 Kearney avenue, has left for Norfolk, Va. Lieut, and Mrs. Allen E. Schubert are occupying 903 Franklin

street.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strobel, who have been spending the sumhere at 915 Stockton avenue, have closed their cottage and returned to Baltimore, Md. Victor- Kinon and his family have closed their' Kearney avenue cottage and returned home for the winter, after enjoying a long season at this resort. Mrs. Frank Pardee and her family, of Hafclton, Pa., have returned home after spending the summer at 927 Kearney avenue. George Harrison Frasier, Jr. and his family-, of Plymouth Meeting, have closed their cottage on Stockton avenue and have returned home. Lieut. John Paul ’Kraft has taki a cottage at 104 G Lafayette

street.

Mr. and Mrs. Amsbry Mitchell Brooks and their son, Mitchell, will close their Jefferson street home in a few days and will occupy 1005 New York avenue for

the winter.

Mrs. Gene Pizzini, of New York City, returned home this week after spending the summer at the Hotel Macombcr. Mr. and Mrs. Porter F. Cope and their ‘family, of Philadelphia, annual summer residents at their cottage at Kearney avenue and Jefferson street, have dosed the cottage for the season and have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ellis, of Woodbury, spent the weekend here as guests of Mrs. Ellis' parr. and Mrs. William H.

Cbokman.

Mrs. W. G. Corliss, who has been visiting out of town for the past month, has returned to her

home, 908 Sewell avenue.

Dr. and Mrs. Edward E. Pickard and their son have leased the VanWinklc cottage on Hughes

street for the winter months.

Miss Laura Ottinger spent part of the week in Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles Swanson left Monday for Norfolk, Va. to spend a week with Lieut. Swanson. Mrs. Harry Brewton is spending several days in Norfolk, Va. with her son, Joseph Brewton, who is attache^ to the U. S Coast Guard. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stevens visited their son James at Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. and their daughter, Miss Mary Ann Stevens, at the State Teachers College at Trenton, over the

weekend.

Mrs. Gilbert C. Hughes returned home on Saturday from Easton, Pa., where she has been visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Reeves, of Easton, spent the weekend

Cape May.

Mrs. Robert Hewitt and * two sons were weekend guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson's sister, Mrs. Elva Benckert, has_ been entertaining her daughter, Miss Frances Benckert,

r several days.

Miss Miriam G. Scholl, of 220 West Evergreen avenue. Chestnut' Hill. Pa.,'is spending the fall weekends at her cottage, 1037 Lafayette street. Cape May. After spending the summer in Cape May, Miss Anne Kearns will be the guest of Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Ralph A. Sentman in Alexandria, Va. for sev-' era] weeks before returning to

Elizabeth, N. J.

Miss Elizabeth Bellangy is spending a faw weeks in Washington, D. C. as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ballard and thcr son. Mr. and Mrs. Ballard will entertain at a dinner party Friday evening for Miss Bellangy and their son, who leaves Monday for New York, where he will be stationed. He recently joined

the U. S. Coast Guard.

Mrs. George William Keonig, of Denton, Md., are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Glaubit. Mr. and Mrs. Glaubit and their son Bobby have relumed home after spending a week

'n the Poconos.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drogo are tpending several weeks visiting friends at Delaware Water Gap

and Reading, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Biddle Page, of Oaks, Pa., and Mrs. Franklin Bocke Sattcrthwaite, of Shore Hills, have returned to their homes, having been guests ' t a week at the Moore cottage

i Perry street.

Chester Carroll, of Audubon, was a Cape May visitor during

the week.

Mrs. S. H. Moore entertained as her houseguest over the weekend her neice, Miss Margarctta Lang,

of Germantown.

Mr. and Mrs. George Otis and Mrs. L. Drummond were week-

at the home of Mr.

Methodists To Open Conclave At Ocean City The fourth session of the New Jersey Annual Conference of the Methodist Church will be held in the First Methodist Church of Ocean City, starting today and continuing through Sunday. Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam will be the Presiding Bishop, and Dr. Ernest G. Richardson will be the Residing Bishop. Assistant district superintendents will include Corbin Brady, New Brunswick District; W. Holland Raver, Trenton District; Albert L. Baner, Camden District; Charles D. Whitton, Bridgeton District. The Rev. Benjamin F. Allgood, pastor of the Ocean City church, will be the Conference host. Today’s session of the Conference will open at 3 p.m. with the call of the Conference followed by the Conference Communion Scr-

ee.

A memorial service will be held with the Rev. S. Monroe Van Sant presiding. There will be a roll call of the deceased by the Conference Secretary. Hymn singing will be followed by prayer by the Rev. Harry F. Henry. The memorial address will „ ven by the Rev. W. J. Sayre, after which the hymn, “Hark, Hark, My Soul” will be followed by the benediction. Following a banquet at Hogate's restaurant, there will be a roll call and the organization ! of the Conference with the report of the Commission on Evangelism and business and announcements. Friday’s program opens with devotion led by Bishop Oxnam, followed by a report of the Commission on World. Service and Finance. A report of the Commission on Social Service; Conference Claimants Anniversary ^ and other business will conclude the morning program. The Women’s Society of Christion Service will meet Friday morning with Dr. Ida Scudder as : the speaker. Princess White Cloud i will be the speaker at the after- • noon session. There will i executive session of ministerial j delegates at 2 p.m. » Friday night there will business session.. On Saturday morning, devotions • by the Presiding Bishop will be | followed by elections, reports of : various committees and an ad- ! dress by Dr. J. E. Washabaugh. There will be a Youth Fellowship Banquet and Rally Saturday j evening, and there will be a rally : program by the Board of Lay Activities. There will be a worldwide j communion service Sunday morn- s ing at the closing session of the • Conference.

Congratulations

Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Drinklouse, of West Cape May, announce the birth of a eon, Erie William Drinkhouse, born September 10 at St. Agnes Hospital,

Philadelphia.

Miss Agnethe Andersen, daughter of Mrs. Johannas Andersen, of

Korsor, Denmark.

Everett J. Jerrell, cashier of'and Mrs. James Parker, of Cor-

the Merchants National Bank, acoompanied by Mrs. Jerrell, left this week to spend several weeks’ vacation in the Pocono Mountains. Mrs. Richard L. Burke, of Swarthmorc, Pa.. spent several days last week with her uncle and aunt, Captain and Mrs. A. H. Stilwell, at their Madison a\ r enue

home.

Mips Jane Crawford, of Philadelphia. spent the weekend in Cape May with her aunt, Mrs.

Jennie Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carvill

who Lewis, of Chestnut Hill. Pa., with

their daughters, Misses Janet Biddle Lewis and Adelc Dixon Ix'wis, have returned home after spending the summer at their cottage on Atlantic Terrace.

MAN ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGE Charles R. Hunt, colored, of 725 Osborne street, was arrested by Officer Ellsworth Major, of the Cape May police force, on a warrant charging him with assault and battery on a West Cape Maywoman. Complainant in the case was Mabel Smith, , colored, of

West Cape May.

The case, which was taken before Police Magistrate Edward P. Nittingcr in the local police court, was continued due to lack of proper witnesses when the case

was opened.

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