AY 13. 1943

beddings.

IHOMTRA

pretty home wedding niied on Monday afternoon 2 o’clock, at the home of Mra. ‘' i d’Romtra, 228 Perry rtreet, her daughter, Mias Helen d'Komtrm, became the of Sergeant Owen a, of the U. S. Army, __ at Cape May Point, for_ly of North Carolina. The ceremony, which took place the preeenre of the Immediate mily. wp* performed by -the gf. Sanflael Blair, pastor of the Methodiet Church. _j bride, whose only attendwas her sinter, Mra. Nelson _jtarvelt, of Yeadon, Pa., wore eery becoming two-piece drees pearl grey crepe and wore a _• . ,— Beauty

ailed At Meeting

IMUKO FeOM Paok On

T*he committee

J to discuss port-war plans. : is hoped to hare a speaker l the subject at a fall meeting.

ronnnttteg was I Victory Gtr-

with Mrs. Macpherson as . The committee will ato stimulate interest in gardening among club a and will award a prise

r the beet garden.

u Hand, retiring president, 1 the meeting to order and * eports of her various i. She lauded committee

their work and

, ce and expressed f appreciation for thejr rtforta. . Hand was presented with' and pencil set from the > Mrs. Ralph Stevens, and

■ and Mr*. Scott received j the club’s presidency, said the would *t-

t to carry on the traditions ’ the organisation which stand ? the uniting ■ of influence and ‘ uprise of the women of the munity in matters civic and thanked club members for sing their confidence in her electing her president of the

‘lation.

elnb adjourned until Octoling for the summer

iSL 1 !

Social froanlA. Of J hi UliiL HAV* DINNER GUESTS Mr. and Mra. Harry VanZant, of T12 Windsor avenue, entej' ed at dinner on Wednesday ning. Guests included Mrs. Harold Hand, who recently returned from the Hahnemann Hos-

WesterveK acted as The couple, who left immediateon their honeymoon, will make )ir home at 22S Perry street ion their return, frs. Teague is employed as a phone operator at the Kayla Telephone Company. WED SATURDAY The marriage at Mies Marjorie prley Ortlip, daughter of Mr. any S. Ortlip, of Ardmore, P» and 9 Broadway. Cape May, and ariwrt Krieboffer, U. S. Army, Philadelphia, will Uke place irday at 6 p.m. in Chapel, Valley F< in Wayne, Pa. _ ride-to-be it a member the social art of the summer ' ay at this resort.

A <juiet wedding took place at Cold Spring Preabyterian on Saturday, May 8 at

Mr. Atkinson's home was i Yfldwood, is no* i ■ <«.. and the brides home has been on Min Lane, Cold Spring. At the present she living at Bel mar, N. J„ where Wt father, Alfred Cresee, ■ployed is government serv Mr. Atkinson has been induct- ' the U. S. Navy and will ia a few days. at at the ceremony weia parents of the bride, Mr. and a Alfred S. Creese, the parents the groom, Mr. and Mrs. E. Atkinson, of Chester, Pa., a Louie S. Hoffman, Miss Ce Ewing, and Mr. Richard E. nraa. Mrs. WUUam Bullock and ■ Isabella W. Elmer, all of “Ww William BullVk, pasof the Odd Spring Pres byla Church, performed the lemony. • Mr. Edwin B. Pagan, Jr., of U. S. Navy, was the best ' Mias Beatrice M. Haddonfield. was maid of honor. Mr. Cresee. bride’s father, gave her away. LC.T.U. Braacli Sessiai Mere

CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. David KonowHch, of 67Q Washington street, celebrated their 26th wedding anniversary on Sunday, May 6th, entertaining the immediate families at dinner. GRIFFIN FETED Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin, of Ocean street, entertained a number of friends on Saturday evening in honor of the former's brother, Gerald Griffin, of the Army Air Corps, Radio Division, who is stationed at Boca Ratan, Florida. He is at home on a 20day furlough. Guests included: Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Howard Souder, Lieutenant and Mrs. Gerald Hern, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Steger, Mr. and Mrs. James Mecray and Mr. and Sirs. Gilbert DeHart. / ATTEND BANQUET Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kunx, accompanied by the latter’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Devine, attended the Hosiery .Manufacturers' banquet, held at the Hotel Philadelphia on Saturday evening. Mrs. Kunz is spending this week in Roslyn, Pa., as the guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hammer. HOSTESS AT BRIDGE Mrs. Stanley Schellenger was hostess to the members of her bridge dob at her home on Michigan avenue on Tuesday evening. Among her guests were Misses Mildred Holliday, Marion Fix, Kate Stevens, Mrs. Frank Underkofflcr, Mrs. Kenneth Miller, Mrs. Stewart Sibble and Mrs. Walter Trout. STEGERS HAVE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Steven Steger entertained a few friends at their cottage, 708 Benton avenue, on Sunday evening. Among their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underkoffler, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert DeHart. NEEDLES HAVE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Needles are entertaining Mrs. Needles’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hollingsworth Warden, of Elmira, N. Y., at their winter home in Cold Spring for some time. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Murray, of Freeport, L. I., formerly of Cape May, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on Sunday at their home in Free-

port.

CLASS HAS LUNCHEON Members of Class Number 4 of the First Presbyterian Church held a pot-luck luncheon on Wednesday afternoon in the social room of the church, preceding the monthly business meeting, which was the final session for the season. Meetings will be resumed in October. Mrs. Edwin Miller was chairman of the • luncheon and was assisted by her committee. MINISTER HONORED Seventy members and friends of the Cape Island Baptist Church gathered at the home of Mr. and Mra. John T. Hewitt on Saturday evening and proceeded to the parsonage at 787 Washington street, surprising the Rev. F. Paul Langhome with a birthday party. Mr. Langhorne was presented with a book entitled “Around the World" by Wendel WiUkie, and a huge birthday cake. TEA HONORS MOTHERS A tea was given in honor of the mothers of the Cape Island irt Church Sunday evening mothers of boys jn service given special attention. Members of Mrs. F. Paul I*ng>me's and Mrs. William Stevis’ classes acted as hostesses. Miss Helen Porch, president of e younger girls’ group, presided. Mrs. Franklin Porch responded with a tribute to daughters. SETTLES ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Settle, of Idaho avenue, entertained at their home Friday evening and had as their guests Mr. and Mra. Charles Sheets and Mr. and Mra F. Marvyn Kent.

RMA—Mr. and Mrs. -Jack Wiseman, of Erma, announce the birth of a daughter, bora Tuesday, May 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Biddle. The baby has been named Betty Anne. COLD SPRING—Mr. and Mra Clinton Elliott, of Cold Spring,

wood Hospital, Woodbury. The baby has been named Gail Elisa-

VILLAS—Mr. and Mra Roeco DeCamillo, of Villas, announce the birth of a son, born Tuesday, May 4, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Berta The baby has been named Daniel V. DeCamillo.

— Continued From Auk One — “It is unfortunate flli condition should exist we approach the summer vaeatf son. but it U the dizee of the war. If our sacrifices will aid the war effort in any way, the inconvenience will bo worth

while.

“Wo are ante that moat will appreciate the situation and •rill not be unduly annoyed if things are not just as they would like to have them. Everyone has rienced the same situation la ate business and in private living. There is nothing to do but to make the best of the sit-

itRm.

“Our visitors can be sure that they wOl be made as comfortable snd happy as ever, and nothing essential will be omitted," the Commissioners said.

entered the I

. and nxpecta t_ __ _ for a period of IB days or I

CLINIC Ifi PLANNED COURT HOUSE — A dink for lest examination will be held ere ui Thursday, May 20, by Dr. Max Gross, state clinician. The clinic will be open from 9 to 11:80 arn^ Mias NataUs M. Hand, county tuberculosis nurse,

announced today.

daughter, Charlotte Hooper Dares, and E Warren Althouse, son of

Cape

Robert Cannons, captain of Cape May High School's 1942 football team and a three-letter school athlete, is in “boot" training at Sampson, N. Y. Naval training station. Young Cannons, a junior in Ugh school, enlisted in the Navy two weeks ago and was immediately assigned to the Sampson station. He hopes to be assigned to Naval aviation upon completion of his training. ’* Ugh school Ouanoae. starred football, basketball and track. wes president ef the high tool athletic aeescieti

Recreation Planned For Colored Youth A citisens’ meeting was held Monday evening at the Macedonia Baptist Church in the interests of establishing a community center for the colored population of Cape May. The Rev. Augustus Chancy, pastor, pre-

sided.

The Civic Welfare League of Cape May is the sponsoring prganizstion. Mayor T. Millet Hand addressed the meeting on the work of the City of Cape May in the matter of better facilities for recreation and social development of its people without discrimination of race. He personally pledged his support of the movement for better recreational facilities. Other speakers were Adjutant Theodore F. Thompson, of the local USO Club; the Rev. F. Paul Langhorne, of the Cape Island Baptist Church; the Rev. Albert W. Lenx. of the First Presbyterian Church; the Rev. J. L Peaco, of the Franklin Street Methodist Church; and John H- Edmonds, of the Macedonia Baptist Church. The meeting brought affirmative action in the matter, and plans for realizing the establishment of a center will be entrusted to a board of managers.

SCOTT ENDORSES EDGE CANDIDACY FOR GOVERNOR — Continued From Pao* One — qualifications, the outlook was for bitter primary squabble. Now,

individual ambitions, is a political miracle. It shows the determinsof all wings of the party to

sibly without opposition, looks as though he will sweep the state in November. But looking bevond this it means unified leadership for the G. 0. P. in this state in the future. “I am satisfied that the people of Cape May are enthuseastic about Walter Edge’s candidacy",

eluded.

the Mayor concluc

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