THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1943

Bridge-Bazaar Is Successful With • very targe amnber of Cepe May mxitnti mad summer visitor* in attendance, the annuai August bridge and basaar of the Church of the Advent and SU John’i was held last week at Congress Hall. The affair was sponsored by

Mrs. William C. Gtasa, of New York and Cape May, was chairlady of the special committie. The priest-in-charge of the Advent and St. John s is the Rev. W. Norman Pitttrger, of New York

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lobby of Congress Hall,

We use of which was made possible through the kindness of Joseph B. Uhier, president and manager, was an attractive setting for the affair. The tobies were artistically covered with light bine paper. A gift shop wns set up in the lobby, and a food sale and capdy mart were part of the aftemoon> program. Miss Lena Dawson was in charge of the food sale, the proceeds of which went to the general fund, whHe Mrs. V. M. D. Marcv directed the gift shop, and Mrs. Kendall Swent Ewer, the infants' shower shop, proceeds of which went to the

Altar Guild.

The award oi the $26 war bond, which was a patriotic feature of the afternoon, was made to Mrs. Walter Bromley. Other prises and awards were made as follows: Miss Katherine Hyneman won the permanent wave givni by Mr. Edwin, of the Broadway Bsauty Salon; Mrs. V. M. D. Marcy won the shampoo and set donated by Mr. Hunter, of JoeKey's Salon; Mrs. Allan Shubert won a facial and manicure, which was donated by Mr. Yen one, of the Verrone Beauty Salon; and Mrs. Byron Stillwell and Mrs. Rex Thomas received the movie pastes, donated by Halsey Love, who is a senior warden of the Episcopal

parish here.

The. patronesses and hostessea for the affair included Miss Theresa Ravenel Ashman, Mrs. George W. Edwards, Mrs. M. Richards Essig, Mrs. Reynolds DuPont, Mrs. Graham French, Mrs. George Washington Hoodie, Mrs. J. P. Norfleet, Mrs. C. Edgerton Warburton, and Mrs. Robert Wether-

ill, Jr.

Among the others who assisted in the plans or aided in the work at the gift tobies Were Mrs. Harry Saylor, Mrs. A. Scott Walker, Mrs. Giraud Foote, Mrs. W. C. S. Lex, Mrs. Halsey Jay Ball, Mrs. John T. Higgins, Mrs. Margaret Hough, Mrs. Frank Humes, Mrs. Georgs Macpherson, Mrs. Allen Bush, Sr., Mrs. Raymond Otter, Jr, Mrs. Allan Shubert, Mrs. D. T. Spillcr, Mrs. Rex. Thomas, Mrs. Frederick Tompkins, Mrs. George W. Douglass, Miss Joan Hodgson and Miss Martha Lee Bow-

ANNOUNCE8 ENGAGEMENT . Mrs. Florence E. Yeager announces the engagement of her daughter, Florence A. Yeager, and Earl Donald Hawthorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hawthorne, of Olin, Iowa. At present Mr. Hawthorne la stationed at the Lakehurst Naval Air Station.

Mr. PiuT On Theatre Bill

Canty Wm To Salnge I

By the Observer

play “Mr. Pkn V. Milne which in Now York

and London for a year each is the current bill at the Cape Theatre. The cast is as follows: Olivia Harden, Helen Wagner; George Harden, Don De Jaeger; Dinah Harden, Glenn Smith; Anne, Gloria Goss; Mr. Pirn, W.

James BedeU.

A targe audience was charmed at the opening on Tuesday evening by the cleverness of the di-

situations, all handled . and typical Milne manner. This was perhaps up to the present Milne's greatest success. Although it is familiar to many theatregoers, it bears repeating, and it was thoroughly enjpyed both by those who had seen it before and by those to whom it is a first time. W. James Bedell, staging the play in a most capable manner, also played the name role in his own inimitable style, and had the audience eagerly awaiting each time his several anticipated and yet surprising entrances with news that always had the family upset Helen Wagner and John De leger were excellent as the husind and wife in the largest parts, and Dan Lounsbery and Glenn Smith were more than satisfactory in -the roles of' the younger people. Miss Crane contributed as usual an outstanding characerization. . C. Upham, director of the itre, announced this week the return engagement of Mias Mabel Taliaferro who will return to Cape May after an absence of five weeks. Playing in the first three shows of the season, she now comes back to be starred in the first professional production of a new play entitled '“Listen, My Children,” written by Clay Franklin. . The play, which will run through Saturday night, may go later to Broadway. The Junior Players successfully produced a difficult play on Sunday and Monday evenings. “Moor Bom,” the story of the Bronte sisters, was a hard assignment thst was well done under the caB able direction of Miss Dorothy L Crane. The cast was as follows: Dorothy Moore, Barbara Drake, Justine Johnston, Elizabeth Wilson, Mary Montague, Don Cameron, and Jack Deuel. This coming weekend the Junior Players will present an exciting mystery play, "Ladies in Waiting,” which was a peat success in London. This play should not be confused with “Ladies in Retirement," which was produced last year.

KIWANIANS WORK ON CLUB HOUSE HERE Cape May Kiwanians this week continued their remodelling and renovation program to get the Kiwanis club house on Beach Drive ready for occupancy by the club. Club meetings are being held at e building every Wednesday evening. A large number of Kiwanians are assisting with the work.

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only a fraction of has been saved daily age family,” said T. bead at the Great t^Ownpemy's ady increase in contributions is ry encouraging. During May i June bo one wives turned in at

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Cape Islanb Baptist Cburcbs Corner of Caeney Street and Cstoahia Avenue. REV. F. PAUL LANGHORNE, Minister. 737 WsshingtoR Street — Keyrtone Phone 8841 SUNDAY, AUGUST IS Bible School 10.0S A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Evening Worship 7:46 P. M. Bpectal Musk Mid-Week Prayer Meeting in Chapel Wadnaadaya—7:46 pja. Lieutenant Lee W. Campbell will sing at both ssrvkea. The second snnnsl Bible and Missionary Conferenae opens Sunday for one week. Dr. Harold R. Hasted will speak daily.