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THURSDAY, JULY 1, 194J

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Staff Sergeant Edward Sand^_j>ran, of Aberdeen, Md., visited Mrs. Sar.dgran at their Washington street apartment over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kadel entertained Mrs. Kadel's nieces, Elaine and Helen Hawn, of Linwood, N. J-, for a few days this Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Stites, accompanied by the Rev. F. Paul Langhome, were in Philadelphia cn Tuesday visiting Gilbert Hughes, who is a patient Graduate Hospital. Mrs. John L. Younger and her daughter, Elizabeth, of 2020 Pine street, Philadelphia, are spending the summer months at their cottage, 1005 New Yofk avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Peterson and their family, of Drexel Hill, have opened their cottage at this resort for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernett and their children, of Drexel Hill, are summering at this resort. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Konowitch entertained over the weekend and has as their guests over Saturday and Sunday their son-in-law and daughter, Lieutenant and Mrs. Boris F. Sokol, of Hempstead, L. I., at their Hughes street home. Mrs. Mary Hildwine and her N daughter, of 1207 Lafayette street, _ .are entertaining Mrs. Hfldwine's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, of Norristown, Pa., while their son is stationed at the Amarillo Air Field in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. George Hess, of Philadelphia, are spending this • week with the latter’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Goff, of Queen street. Mrs. John Sloat, of Mt. Vernon avenue, was a Philadelphia visitor during the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. (Sow and their family, of Pittsburgh, have returned to this resort and will occupy the Smith cottage on Broadway for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Molwig, » Jr., of Philadelphia, and their daughter, Grace Lee, accompanied by Mrs. Robert' Patch and her son. Bob, of Drexel Hill, were weekend guests of Mrs. Melwig’s mother, Mrs. Edward Mel wig, Stand his sister, Catherine, at their Mt. Vernon avenue cottage over Saturday and Sunday. The Rev. and Mrs. F. Paul Langhome entertained over the weekend and had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Victor M. Johnson, of Germantown, Pa., who will , spend the week at Martha s Vineyard, Mass., and Miss Ruth Brown, of Chicago, 111., who will remain as their guest at the manse for several "tfcoeks. Dr. and Mrs. R. Walter Starr, Jr., were in Philadelphia on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briant, of , Congress street, are entertaining their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jules Halsman, Washington, D. C., for two -weeks. They also hud as their weekend guests Mrs. Ruth Briant, of Col lingswood, and Mr. and Mrs. William Briant, of Haddonfield. Mrs. Edmund Sprigman and her small son, Edmund, Jr., have returned to their home in Woodbury after enjoying two ' weeks • visiting her sisters. Mrs. William Moss and Mrs. Harry Holmes, of Windsor avenue. Mrs. Wayne Heath, of Windsor avenue, entertained her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fritz. • of Manayunk. Pa., from Friday until Sunday. Gordon Whitehead, L\ S. Ahas returned to his camp at Fort Knox, Ky., after enjoying a 15day leave at hortn- with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Whitehead, at their home on Senator and Mrs. I. Grant Scott are entertaining this week and have as their guests at their Kearneylavemu- home Mrs ChesOer Garre, of Germantown, Pa. , Mrs. Robert Hertxog, ,.f Audubon. spent a few days last week as the guest of Mr. Ilertzog, who is stationed at the Naval Air

■ Base.

Mr. and Mrs. Blevin. of 92G • Washington street, had as their guests over Sat Unlay and Sunday Private (let James Blevin and Mrs. Blevin. of Syracuse. N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. K. East wick haye | returned to their home in Haddonfield after spending two > weeks at this resort as the guests i of | Miss Catherine Hynemann of | " i diway. S. F. Leaman and Ben of Philadelphia, were I visitors in Cape May. k. Sergeah: and Mrs Earnest ! Pham. Jr-'venjoyed a brief visit 1 with his patents, Mr. and Mrk. j Earnest Phard. of 1218 Lafayette j street, recently.- Sergeant and j Mrs. Pharo llve'dn Garden City.1 ’ Kansas, where heVis stationed at the Garden City afyfifldLieutenant Comfcander and j % Mrs. Yfi' Corliss, of 90S Sewell; avenue, have left tnis city after | makihg-tHeir. home here for some i time, and' have gedie to Boston J where CommandeiyCorliss is now stationed. Mrs. Laura Harris , is entertain-j ing guests at her eottzige on I . Columbia avenue, and hks ' Mrs. i Lawrence C. Glass and her son. jj Sonny, and Mrs. Glass' mother, j Mrs. William .C. Huelings. of' Philadelphia, for two weeks. Miss ! ,* Ma> I-ampfield. Miss Kitty I . Brittingham. of West Chester. | and' Mis- Gloria Ann 'Elley. of : Wynne wood. Pa. were also her I guests for a week. Noble Bright. Jr- of Wildwood.! who spent the weekend in Cape j May Point with Mrs. Honor Al-

len, spent Monday with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Haldeman, at the Youngberg apartments. Mrs. Elizabeth Gray and her son, Kent, of Elizabeth City, N. C., are enjoying two weeks’ vacation with Mrs. Gray's mother, Mrs. Joseph Hand, at 1007 Washington street. Mrs. Olaf Olsen is entertaining Mrs. John B. Bellingsley, Sr., and her two children, John, Jr- and Betty Carol, of Aberdeen, Mdthis week at their home on Myrtle avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clayton, of Philadelphia, «pent a few days with Mr. Clayton's mother, Mrs. M. Clayton, of Second avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William Stevens are entertaining at their home. 612 Hughes street, Mrs. Stevens’ mother, Mrs. Henry Hohnhorst. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eiseman, of Logan. Pa- for a few

days.

Miss Joan Wallaston, a former resident of this city, spent Sunday here visiting friends. Lieutenant and Mrs. N. LeMote are entertaining the former's mother. Mrs. Emma LeMote. of Athol, Mass., for several weeks. and Mrs. Robert Griffin have returned to their -home in Brooklyn after spending a fortnight with Mrs. Griffin's mother. Mrs. Walker Hand, at 1000 Wash-

ington stret’.

Mrs. Joseph Hand, of 1007 Washington street, IS* entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Parker, and her two children. Beth and Marion Carol, of Brooklyn. for a week. Harrison Shaw, who is employ1 by the RCA in Camden, enjoyed the weekend at home with Mrs. Shaw and their daughter, Isabelle, of Corgie street. Miss Elaine M. Long, of Penn-fii-ld. Pa., enjoyed Saturday and Sunday at this resort. The Misses Priscilla Giles. Ann Cochran, Lee Sheridan, and JesGilbert, of Swarthmore, Paenjoying a "week’s vacation

this resort.

4iss Elizabeth Lamont, of Oaklane, Pa- and her mother, are -acationing in Cape May. Miss Lamont attends the Edler School ic in Philadelphia and the Grace Baptist Temple in Philadelphia. She was so- ' at the Cape Island Baptist Church both at the morning and veiling services. Mrs. Mary S. Clark had as her uests on Sunday her son Garfield. and her nephew. Harry Sandt. and his son, Harry, Jr., of

Philadelphia.

The Misses Anna and Stella Weinmoun, of Glenside, Pa- have opened their First avenue cottage for the season and are entertaining Mrs. Thomas McCullim daughter. l^eo, for a month. Mr. McCullim is stationFort McCelland, Ala. and Mrs. George C. Clarke, of Washington. D. C- opened home at 825 Beach avenue

over the weekend.

M rs. Warren I>. Robbins »ill return to this resort this week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin, after spending three weeks visiting friends in New ' York City and Philadelphia. I»r. J Michener Fry. of Phila- i delphia. will arrive here this j Weekend to spend the Fourth of j July holidays as the guest of Mrs. Edna Whedon, of First avenue. Mrs. N. Bonelli, of Philadel- ( phia. is visiting her sister. Mrs. S. Buckley, of Mt. Vernon Bve- ; nue. Mr. Buckley, also of Phil- i adelphia. will spend the coming | weekend at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Karp, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. I^tura Harris of Columbia avenue !

for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. O'Brien |

and their family, of New Yoak. j

have opened their cottage

Franklin

of Bento street for

WETHER ILL STARTS NAVAL TRAINING Edward Bispham Wetherill, son j of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wetherill. j this city, and j

resort on enter Mt. I

Saint Mary College V-12 Naval ! Training School in Emmitsburg, Md. ' He is the fifth son Mr. and Mrs. Wetherill have given to the

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