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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Eld-' redge . spent Sunday in_ Hightstown as guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fow. City Treasurer Gilbert C. Hughes returned to his Columbia avenue home Sunday afternoon from Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia, where he has been a patient for the past three weeks. Charles Reeves, U.S.C.G., spent the weekend in Cape May with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.

Reeves.

William Freas, U.S.C.G., was home fpr the weekend with his parents, Mr. "and Mrs. Elmont

Freas.

-Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Arthur, of Philadelphia, spent several days of the week in Cape May, overseeing their summer properties. the Flower Cottages. . Miss G. D. Homan, of Cleveland, Ohio, is enjoying an autumn visit to Cape May, occupying her Jackson street cottage while here. Miss Eleanor Fruzzell, of Laurel, Md., was a weekend visitor to

this resort.

Benjamin Weaver and Vem Ackerman spent the weekend at the home of the latter in Washing-

ton, N. J.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fite, and their family, of Ocean City, spent the weekend in Cape May with

relatives.

Miss Miriam Sibble, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend in Cape May with her mother, Mrs. Helen Sibble, at her Perry street home. Miss Ella Reeves, of PhiladelE hia. was the weekend guest of er father, Arthur G. Reeves. Clifford Saby, of Philadelphia, enjoyed the weekend in Cape May

with friends.

Robert Starr, son of Dr. and Mrs. R. Walter Starr, Jr., has enlisted in the Army and is now stationed in South Carolina. George Starr, a student at Haverford, enjoyed the weekend here with his parents. Miss Cecilia Hickey is spending some time in Ardmore, Pa. with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stuard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehman, Sr. spent part of the week in

Philadelphia.

Mrs. J. Lubarsky has returned to New York City after spending several days here with her husband, who is stationed at the U.

of Mrs. P. L. Mathews at her Sewell avenue home. ‘ Mrs. Charles A. Swain, Sr. is spending the winter with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Hamilton, at their home in Upland, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Burke, of Swarthmore, Pa., visited Captain and Mrs. A. H. Stilwell at their Madison avenue home Sunday afternoon. On Monday, th« Stilwells entertained Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Douglass, of Burleigh, Mrs. Hhrry Jackson and her aunt, Mrs. Mary Percenpine. Miss Connie Smith, of Rosemont, Pa., has been the guest of Mrs. Dorothy Coyle at her Maryland avenue home for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Winterberger have closed their Decatur street property for the season and have returned to their Philadelphia home. M. A. Petroff, of Philadelphia and Cape May, spent Tuesday

here.

Mrs. Warren D. Robbins has left Cape May to join Captain Robbins at Camp Pickett, Va. Samuel Albed, of Philadelphia, spent Tuesday in Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Henri Borbach, Sr., of Philadelphia, were visitors here during the week. Mr. and Mrs. David Teitelman and Mrs. Sol Teitelman were Philadelphia visitors on Tuesday. Mrs. William C. Glass and her mother, Mrs. Halsey Ball, of New York City, spent part of the week in Cape May. Mrs. Janet Young, of Broad-way,-spent several days in Philadelphia this week. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hewitt ere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Robbins on Tuesday and Wednesday at theii; home in Pit-

man.

Mrs. William Shaw spent Tues-

day in Philadelphia.

Mrs. Stephen Doherty, who recently moved to Philadelphia for the winter, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. I. J. Pocher, during the early part of the week. Mrs. Elizabeth Conner and her small daughter were, Philadelphia

■isitors during the week.

Rev. Samuel Harker, of Bloomsburg, Pa., was a visitor in Cape

May over the weekend.

Mrs. George S. Curtis spent the weekend in Philadelphia with Mr.

_ • , _ ,, t> • . 1 Curtis and her parents, Mr. and S. Army camp at Cape May Point. Mrs Anth Murray. Charles Doak, of Philadelphia Mr nnd Mrs Rcdnald Ring, of spent Sunday in Cape May with Philadelphia and Cape May, hav^

i sisters. Miss Rcbecea S. Doak is now convalescing after an ill-

ness of many weeks.

Miss Mary Bellangy, of Philadelphia, spent Sunday in Cape

May with relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hartig and their son Richard Carl, were weekend guests of Mrs. Hartig’s mo'li r. Mrs. Sophia d'Romtra. Miss Dorothy Blair, of Philadelphia, s-‘ent the weekend here with >ts, the- Rev. and ...IWrs.

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and 'h- r daughter, Mrs. E. Clifton Thomas, of New York avenue, will leave next week for" St. Petersbur", Fla, where they will occupy an apartment for the winter

at the Flori de Leon.

Mr. nnd Mrs. CUfton Rnhr, of Seaside Park, were weekend guests

•d after three weeks.in Atlantic City and will enjoy a brief visit at their Jackson street cottage before returning to their Philadelphia home for the winter. . Thomas Wilbraham, of Alloway, was a visitor in Cape May during the week, -ovorseeing his ' First avenue property. Thomas Cunningham, Philadelphia, who with his mother spent a long season here at their cottage on Windsor avenue, spent Sunday in Cape May. Benjamin *Mnrcy, of Haddon Heights, was a visitor in Cape May this week, overseeing his property on Maryland avenue. Mrs, Samuel H. Moore and her daughter. Miss Helen Moore, spent the past week in Germantown, Pa. as the guest of Miss Margarettn

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Mrs. Harry Knott, of Philadelphia, and her aunt, Mrs. James B. Rock, of Washington, D. C., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bellangy for several days. Ensign and Mrs. T. Powell Hughes, of Philadelphia, spent the weekend here with the letters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T, Stevens. • Mrs. Walter Y. Shaw, of Merion, Pa., accompanied by Thomas Hanley, spent part of the week here. Sargeant and Mrs. William Rice, of New York City, spent part of the week in Cape Mav. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kaskey visited their daughter, Miss Marlyn Kaskey, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, during the week. Mrs. Bessie T. Hazlett has been spending an autumn vacation at Sunset Hall, Wernesrville, Pa. Mrs. Robert D. Carrin is spending some time at Van Buren, Miss, with Chaplain Robert D. Carrin, former pastor of Cape Island Baptist Church, who was recently transferred from Indiantown Gap. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnett, of Pottstown, Pa., and Mrs. Barnett’s sister, Mrs. Francis Morgan, of Gloucester, have been spending several days in Cape May as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Camp at their Windsor avenue home. Mrs. J. K. Spare, of Moylan, Pa, and Cape May, motored to Collegeville. Pa. on Friday to visit her daughter. Miss Geraldine Spare. Mrs. Spare plans to occupy her New York avenue cottage for the winter. Daniel Ricker, Jr. left Cape May this week to attend schocl in Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. Boris Sokol, of Mineola, L. I., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Konowitch. On Thursday, Mrs. Sokol, Mrs. Konowitch

Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Needles spent the weekend in Alloway as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. Robb Sawyer. Mrs. Harry Brewton spent part of the week in Philadelphia. Mrs. Ray Fite, of Ocean City, spent Thursday in Cape May with her mother, Mrs. Bessie Stevens.

SKILLING AT COLLEGE NEW BRUNSWICK — Joseph Kennard Skilling, of Cape May and iSouth Dennis, is one of 69 persons from various parts of New Jersey and neighboring states who are enrolled in a 12-week agricultural course at the' New Jersey College of Agriculture, Rutgers University.

Red Men To Collect Emergency Fund ATLANTIC CITY—By direction of Great Incohonee Edwin C. Wilcox, of the Great Council of United States, improved Order Qf Red Men, a second World War emergency fund is being collected from members of the order and will amount to well over $2,000,000 throughout the country, Stanton Thielldng, director of publicity for the Great Council of New Jersey, announced this week. The emergency fund is to be used for the relief of .suffering among the members and their family. The quotas set will be obtained through voluntary contributions of members of the order.

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