' THURSDAY. TUNE 10, 1943

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Plans Progress For Opening Of Summer Theatre Opening night at the Cape Theatre for the 1943 summer season is Tuesday, June 22, and a large audience is elpected to greet the eery- successful play “Claudia" and the well known actors who are -playing the leading roles. Coming to Cape May for the first time is Mabel Taliaferro, who made herself one of the most famous actors in America some years ago in her starring role in “Polly of the Circus.’ - Her characterisation of Mrs. Brown in_ “Claudia" is her 201st part, not i counting stock appearances. She • has played all over the world and has had many starring vehicles in I New>York. She has been playing - in “Claudia" for all of the past season. „ „ In the star part of "Claudia will be seen Elaine Ellis, who has ' played in New York in “Tobacco! Road," in “Stage Door," and in i “Out of the Frying Pan,” and in I stock all over the country. She has appeared in at least eight _ summer theatres. She has been in “Claudia” in the same company with Miss Taliaferro the

past year.

Mr. Lpham also announced that the theatre will be open every night all summer, as the -junior group will play the nights when , the -professional company is resting. The first production of this group will be. “The Family Upstairs," which will be presented Sunday and Monday nights, June 27 and 28, with possibly an extra showing on Tuesday, June 29. The junior group is the largest in the past five years and altogether the Cape Theatre company will

consist of 30 persons.

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Social fcvswtiL. 0# Jhe UlesJc CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY George Douglass, of 1210 Maryland avenue; was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party given by Mrs. Douglass at their home on Thursday evening. Their guests were Mrs. David Bewick, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Settle, Mr. and Mrs. Spicer Learning, Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Kent,- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underkoffler, Mr. and ’Mrs. Louis Cox, and Mr. and Mrs.

William McGonigle.

MRS. RUBICON HOSTESS Mrs. C. Rubicon, of 711 Madison avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Ethel Stevenson and her two

* grandchildren,’*- of Collingswood,

this week.

ENTERTAIN FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underkoffler, of 807 Columbia avenue, entertained Sunday evening and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert DeHart, Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Griffin, and Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Steger. ENTERTAIN AT COCKTAILS Lieutenant and Mrs. Fred Wallace entertained at cocktails recently at the Kearney avenue home of Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Wallace Douglas, and announced the engagement of their son. Fred W'allace, Jr., to Miss Evelyn Sullenger, of San

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be held in the court house, Cape May Court House, at 9:80 a. m. on June 16, to act upon an appli- i cation of the Pennsylvania-Read-ing Seashore Lines for permilssion to abandon the Stone Harbor Branch, extending from Cape May Court House to Stone Harbor, The hearing has been assigns) to Examiner Prichard, of the In- - terstate Commerce Commission, by reason of representations mads by the Public Utility Commissioa, because of local objection. Commissioner Boswell will sit with Examiner Prichard in this joint cooperative panel proceeding. The application of Pennsylvan-ia-Reading Seashore Lines to the Interstate Commerce Commission was made in January, and the Utility Board asked the Interstate Commerce Commiasion for a joint public hearing by reason of the numerous protests from various organizations and individuals in this territory. The Stone Harbor banch is approximately four miles in length and extends from the main line of Pennsylvania-Reading at Cape Court House to the Thorofare at Stone Harbor. Protests have been received by __e Public Utility Commission from the Cape May Court House Chamber of Commerce, Harry W. ms, borough superintendent Avalon, J. N. Alexander, borough clerk of Stone Harbor, and H. S. Clark, secretary of the Stone Harbor Chamber of Cbmmerce. It is contended by the railroad company that the Stone Harbor Lumber Co., Inc., which is located at the end of the branch, is the only shipper presently being served.

—Photo by Atlantic Studios Shown above are the 50 member., of Cape May High School's Class of 1943 to whom diplomas will be awarded tonight at the school-s annual commencement exercises at Convention Hall. Ten boys of the class are now in the armed forces. In addition to those designated in the picture as being in the service. Charles Weckman and Ralph Lewis have answered their country s call since the class photograph was made.

Honor Roll Unit Formed Here; Benefit Dance Saturday Will Open Fund Raising Campaign

guests included:

Lieutenant Commander Mrs. E. R. Eastwold, Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Stanley Peck. Lieutenant .and Mrs. D. L. Korn. Lieutenant and Mrs. W. G, Maurer. Lieutenant and Mrs. Samuel Violet. Lieutenant and Mrs. R. C. Watson, Lieutenant and Mrs. C. T. Durgin, Jr., Lieutenant and Mrs. H. L. Folkerts, Lieutenant Jack Burrell, Lieutenant O. W. Johnston, Lieutenant R. B. Hoffman, Lieutenant Orville Dryer, Ensign J. W. Anderson, Ensign Rose Simmons, Ensign Jo Remus, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Haldeman and Mr. and Mrs. Don-

ald Lear.

MRS. KILLEEN HOSTESS Mrs. John Killeen entertained the members of her bridge club at her home on Thursday evening Among the guests were: Mrs. Edward P. Griffin, Mrs. Howard Spader, Mrs. Eric Axelson. Mrs. Edward Griffin, Mrs. Wister Dougherty, Mrs. Steven Steger and Miss Ruth Hines. HOSTESS AT BRIDGE i. George Douglass was hosti the member* of her bridge " er cottage at 1210 avenue Tuesday evehad as her -guests l Corliss. Mrs. Spicer ., Mrs. Howard SoudValter Benckley, Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph MRS. d KOMTRA ENTERTAINS / Mrs. Sophia! d Rotntrs enterNR^iped at her J Perry street cote tags over the/weekend and had as her guests/her daughter. Mrs. Carl Haiti e/and her son, Richard, of LanadOwre Pa Mrs. d’Romtra also had as. her guests on Baturday and Sunday Mrs. Charles Hefner, of Lansdowne PICKARD VISITS HERE Lieutenant Edward E. Pickard is enjoying a brief furlough at home with Mr* Pickard and their - mb, Bob On his return to his camp in Massachusetts on Wednesday, he will be accompanied by Mra. » Pickard and Bob, who will their home there for the Before entering the

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— CONTiNueo From Page One — dance is co-sponsored by the Recreation Commission and the Honor Roll Committee. The dance, which will be strictly informal, will be chaperoned by ladies of the various organizations represented on the committee. Subscriptions will be 40 cents plus four cents tax. All proceeds will go for the purchase or construction of an honor roll, upon which the names of all men and women of this locality now with the armed forces will be

placed.

At Friday's meeting, the group discussed the possibility of having

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the honor roll include names of men and women from communities immediately surrounding Cape May. Committee members this week are contacting officials of the various communities, seeking an expression of opinion from them. The committee is also endeavoring to obtain a number of samples of Honor Roll boards with their prices so that a selection can be made soon. It is expected that approximately 400 names will be on the original Honor Roll, with more to be added constantly The Honor Roll Board will be erected in some public location, where passersby may see the names of all from this locality who are giving their services to their country.

Weddings.. . DE VAUGHAN—KOLLMORGAN Miss Esther Kollmorgan and Samuel B. DeVaughan, both of Alexandria. Va. t were married in a quiet ceremony at 825 Washington street Sunday afternoon by the Rev Samuel Blair, pastor of the First Methodist Church. The ceremony was performed amid a profusion of American Beauty roses. Johanna Kollmorgan, of Nashville, Tenn., and Lieutenant (jg) Martin Kollmorgan, ?f the Cape May Naval Air Station, sister and brother of the bride, served as witnesses to the ceremony. Following a wedding breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. DeVaughan left for theii honeymoon. Mrs. Martin Kollmorgan was wedding host-

Eighty-eight per cent of employees in the New Jersey laundry industry are women.

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TRIANGLE CLASS MEETS On Tuesday evening members of the Triangle Class of the West Cape May Union Chapel held their final meeting until September, in the social room of the

chapel.

Mrs. Harker, Mrs. Richard Hawley and Mrs. Lewis Hoffman led the devotionhl services preceding the business session, over which Mrs. William Whitehead

presided.

-Plans were made vo sponsor a hay ride for the juvenile classes of the Sunday School some time this month.

be given to the boys and girls who are members of the Sunday .School and who are graduating from Cape May High SchooL They will be presented this Sun-

day afternoon.

The hostesses of the evening were Mrs. Harry - Kunr, Mrs. John Devine, Mrs. Alfred Matthews, Mrs. Frank' McNeill. Mr*. Leslie Poulson and Miss Catherine

Hynemann.

Bibles were purchased

VISITING PARENTS

Daniel Ricker, Jr., of Tucson, Ariz., is spending some time at this resort as the guest of his 1 parents at their home on Benton

nd will avenue.

LADIES’ AID MEETS The Women's Society of tha Cape Island Baptist Church held its’ monthly Ladies’ Aid meeting on Tuesday afternoon with 25 attending. Members enjoyed- a luncheon at the White House Tea Room before gathering in the social room of the chapel for the

I business session.

j Mrs. Laura Ware led the devo-

I tional service.

A food sale has been planned, and will be held sometime ia

August.

Among the members attending

I were:

. Mrs. Paul Langhome, Miss Jennie Hanes, Mrs. Arthur Cohen, Mrs. Horace Church, Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mrs. William H. Stevens, Mrs. Edith Fischler, Mra. Louis Ivins, Mrs. Ida Pierson, Mrs. Charles Perkins, Mrs. Jesse Rutherford, Mrs. Walter Phillips. Mrs. Albert Pierce, Mrs. Jennie Douglass, Mrs. Richard Muagrove, Mrs. Irvin Stevens, Mrs. Herbert Lummis, Mrs. Herbert Hebenthal, Mrs. Evan Brown, Mrs. Rodney Hand, Mrs. Harriet Ware, Mrs. Bessie Hazlett, Mra. John Hewitt and Mrs. Mary

Hughes.

The U. S. Navy is the best educated navy in the world.

SCHUMANN’S CORSET SHOP lit W. Wildwood Ave. Wildwood Key. 4*13 Corsets Carried in Stock ! GOSSARD — REN GO — CAMP SURGICAL BELTS

For War-tine Menus!

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Opening for the Season June 26 BAR AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE NOW OPEN Under the personal direction of Arley Coleman. Look for further notice of entertainment features.

JOSEPH B, UHLER, Pres, and Mgr.

on the Beach at Jackson OamiMl. CAPE CLUB AND OCEAN TERRACE “cocktails in your swim suit" Vine and Vito and the Baldwin Twins 4 to 6—8 ’til closing Steak Platters :: Lobsters Steamed Soft Clams

STURDY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ANNOUNCES ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $5<KKI.M by the FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION

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