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Mr*. Harry E. Gladman, Washington, D. C-, has returned home after spending some time

at Cape May.

M. A. Wolf and his family hare returned to their home in Glen Kidge, Pa., after enjoying a vacation in Cape May. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Chariton, of Washington, D. C., are vacationing at this resort. Mrs. George Kirs Koenig, Buriingawr, Cal., accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kithlson, of Philadelphia, spending three months at home of Mia. Koenig’s aunt, Miss Clara Larson, 217 Grant street. Mr. Koenig is connected with the General Electric Company, in San

The Rev. and Mrs. F. Paul Langhorne have been entertaining for two weeks the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Smith, of Lamhertsville, Pa., and fitom Tuesday til Thursday Miss Alice W. S. Brimson, executive secretary of th^X Woman's American Baptist Hom'e Mission Society, who was guest speaker Nat the morning services of the second annual Gape May Bible and MissionaryConference. Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs! Victor Johnson, of Germantown, Pa., were their guests,

and

former secretary of Mr. Langhorne while he was pastor of the Berwyn Church in Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bellangy have as their guest this week

their daught of Philadelj

■ter, 1

slphia, at their cottage on Franklin street.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naulty and their two children, of Narberth. Pa., are spending a month

in Cape May.

Mrs. William M. Path and her infant son, William Michael, have closed their Wildwood home while Mr. Path is with the armed forces, and will make their home with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Richard O’Neil], of Perry street. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kistler have returned to their home, 5743 Woodmont street, Pittsburgh, Pa., after spending a month at the Clark cottage on Second avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Ellen R. Plewes, of 341 East Hotter street, Philadelphia. are spending 10 days

at this resort.

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gibson, of 230 Windsor avenue, are entertaining their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McDuffee and her small daughter, Jean, of Wynnewood, Pa-, for some time. Mr. and Mrs. B. Wray have returned to their home, “Idlewild,” Wayne, Pa., after spending a week as the guest of Mrs. Wray’s aunt, Mrs. Mary Sandts Clark, 27 Second avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Good-

wyn, of Chevy Chase, Md., are spending some time at 824 Kearney avenue. Miss Vivian Whitehead and Mias Mary Lou Wilson are spending this week in Cape May City. Mrs. Ruth J. Thomas, of 1216 New York avenue, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Van Nueys in Kingston, Pa., and now spending two weeks at ML Pocono. Mr. and Mrs. Goftelly Wheeler, of Perry Point, Md., are spending their honeymoon in Cape May. Mrs. Wheeler will be remembered as the former Miss Winifred Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ward, also of Perry Pointy who have 1 summer vacationists at this sort for many years. Mrs. Josephine Smith “and her children, of Wyndmoore, Pa., are spending two weeks at 1101 New York avenue. Mrs. Albert P. Francine, of Haverford, who recently returned from Point au Pic, Canada, and her daughter, Miss Anne Francine, who has returned from Bermuda, are visitors at this resort for a week. Miss Mary L. Bullitt, daughter Mrs. Logan M. Bullitt, of Chestnut Hill, and Miss Mary Louise Quin, daughter of Mrs. Edward Quin, of Blue Bell, Pa., are enjoying'a week in Cape May. Mrs. Joseph Lockard, of Philadelphia, enjoyed this week in ~ ipe May. Mrs. Edward Hunter entertained Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grams, of Pitman, last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, of Haddonfield, with their daughters. Ensign Virginia Miller, WAVE, stationed at New York City, and Miss Jean Miller, were Cape May visitors on Friday and Saturday. Mrs. George Crprer, who is spending the summer jiere, entertained her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Crorer, 3d. Miss- Virginia Barton has returned to her hom^ in Philadelphia after spending four weeks in this city. George Sauers, of Chester, was in Cape May three days this

week.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Giraud Foote, of Merion, who arc spending the summer in Cape May. are entertaining Mrs. Foote's mother, Mrs. Edward Fell Lukens, of Overbrook, Pa., for some time. Miss Halsey Liggett, of Philadelphia, is vacationing at this re-

sort.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley McWilliams and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Vetterlein, of Chestnut Hill, are enjoying several weeks in

delphia, is spending some time at this resort. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Huber, of 106 First avenue, are entertaining Miss Naomi Barris, Camden, this week. Mrs. Paul L. Bennett and her two children, Betty Jane and Paul, Jr., have been visiting Mrs. Roy D. Bradley for the month of August Mr. Bennett has joined them for the rest of the

month.

Mr. and Mrs. Ale* Murray are entertaining their daughter, Mrs. Norman Hallahan and her two small daughters, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Donald H. Russell is spending several weeks with her sisteijin-law, Mrs. Robert Logan, of Washington street. Mrs. Russell will .join her husband, Private Russell, when he is assigned to a station upon completion of his basic training. David Walters, who is convalescing after undergoing an operetion in the Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, where he has been a patient for several weeks, returned to the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Postmaster and Mrs. Lemuel E. Miller, of Hughes

street

Miss Kathryn Melwig, of Philadelphia, joined her mother, Mrs. ~" ' Melwig, Sr., at this resort

. _ for the summer, is spending a brief vacation at borne be- -—— Goucber College. l Joseph R. Brooks, - • » *-r their stationed in Washington, D. C., visited Mu. Frances Brooks at Washington .street home on

Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Love had as their guests over the weekend Mrs. Irwin Renniesscn, Sr., and their granddaughter, Gail Renniessen, of Philadelphia, their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred England, of Oak Lane,

Miss Elizabeth Drips, of Phila-

Edward „ on Saturday to spend a week’s

vacation.

Miss Rose Hill had as her guest over the weekend Joseph Mooney, of Philadelphia. Carl Berger, of Washington, D. C., was the weekend guest of Miss Ruth Borbach at the apartment of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henri Borbach, of Beach avenue. Miss Josephine Quinn, a former resident of this resort, who is employed in an insurance office in Philadelphia, was a weekend visitor here. Miss Lillian Frances Jones, of 629 Columbia avenue, had as her guest over the weekend her nephew, Gifford Weaver Jones. Mrs. Jones is convalescing after turning here recently from the Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, where she hatj been a patient for several weeks. She also has as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Denby and their small daughter, Peggy, and Mr. Denby’s sister, Miss Peggy Rhilbin, for some time. Mrs. Maurice Silverburg, who enjoying the summer at this resort as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. David Konowitch, was joined over the weekend by Mr. Silverburg, who will spend 10 days hpe, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Silverburg, of Philadelphia, who will also remain as their guests for some time. Their daughter, Gloria, who has been attending Skidmore College in Saratoga

Mrs. Leslie Holland and Mrs. Charles Young spent several days in New York City recently. Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Steger, of 708 Benton avenue, have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kiebler, of Kingston, Pa., for a few days. Mr. Kiebler, who is a former teacher at the Cape May High School, spent Tuesday in New York City. Mrs. Elizabeth Shields and H. Weckerly visited Mrs. Shields' son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Foley, in Camden Monday. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Irwin, of Reading, Pa., are spending their annual vacation in Cape May. Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Howard Souder are entertaining the* former’s sister, Mrs. Ernest Frunzi, and her two children, Pauline and George, Philadelphia, for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Konowitch, of 625 Hughes street, are entertaining Mrs. Philip Sokol, of Dayton, Ohio, for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alden. of 619 Hughes street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Alvin S. Hinkoe, of Oak Lane, Pa., for some

time.

Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, of Grant street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reeves, of Millville, and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Holmes this week.

TO END SERMON SERIES The Rev. W. Norman Pittenger, priest-in-charge of the Episcopal parish in Cape May, will conclude his series of summer sermons on “The Christian Faith,” on Sunday morning at 10:30, when morning prayer will be said at St John’s Church. Mr. Pittinger will remain in residence here during September, and services will be conducted at St John’s Church for several weeks before all services are returned to the Church of the Ad-

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Sens Csuty Girts Gives Sebelarsbips NEW BRUNSKICK—Winner* of 202 scholarships awarded by New Jersey College for Women to students in sdl four classes, including seven Cape May County girls, have been named by Dekn Margaret T. Corwin. In addition to these grant', which will give financial aid to the cipients during the coming y the State of New Jersey recently awarded state scholarships to 106 members of the incoming freshman class, covering a year’s tuition at college. Besides the outright scholarship grants, New Jersey College for Women provides loans and self-help opportunities for students in financial need. Service in the college dining hall, which is staffed entirely with student waitresses, provides one of the most lucrative means of self-help at N. J. C. Dean Corwin announced that 61 seniors, 43 juniors, 41 sophomores and 67 incoming freshmen are recipients of the scholarships awarded by the college. Among them is Miss Norma Taylor, '47, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Taylor, of Cold Spring. Other Cape May County girls who were awarded scholarships are Misses Eleanor White, ’46, Cape May Court House;Katherine Braid wood ’45 and Mrs. Robert Wegner, '44, both of North Wildwood; Sally Henry, ’46, of Ocean City; Elizabeth Harrison, '47, of Wildwood; and Betty Oxley, ’46, Woodbine.

ENTERTAINS RELATIVES Mrs. Malcolm McDuell entertained over the weekend her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edmund Fox, of Salem, Miss Mary Elizabeth Fox and Miss Jean Sharp, of Haddonfield, and for a week Miss Myra -Fox and Miss Reba Lawson, of Springfield.

NOTE I! SATURDAY & SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4*5 Evening Shows 6:30 — 8:16 — 10:16 P-M. At All Theatres

WllDWOOD. .

Now Playing thru Sat, Aug. 28th Fred Astaire—Joan Leslie “THE SKY’S THE LIMIT”

SkunouMiinq, Fall Suits in Stroocka. Brittany and other choice fabric*! Coats trimmed and antrimmed. in Stroocks and dreoay black*. Many antrimmed topcoats In Stroock. Brittany and Shetlands. Afternoon and Cocktail DRESSES Back-to-School Dresses

SKIRTS in all wool in beautiful fall colors and materials! All-Wool Sweaters! Joan Kenley Blouses! Size* 32 to 40 Lovely Handbags to complete your fall ensemble! Closing Out 200 Summer Dresses Cottons, Prihter^Pastels Broken Sizes—Broken Lots ' Size* 9 to 44 All at $5-95 $sdm£L $OW/L SkoppSL 309 Washington Street

OCEAN PIER

DANCING

. EVERY NIGHT CHUCK GORDON AND'HIS ORCHESTRA

ON THE STAGE

Direct Prom ZiegfeU Follie* The LIME TRIO Presenting The “GOLLIWOG”

Wed, Thun, Fri, Sat, September 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 Ann Bothern — Jama* Craig “SWING SHIFT MAI8IE*'

CASINO

THEATKE WILDWOOD. N. J. Now Playing Thru Wed, Aug. 3I*t Paulette Goddard—Claudette Colbert

7 Days Beg, Than, Sept lit LacUlle Ball — WIMIam Carton “BEST FOOT FORWARD”

TRAJSTD

On the’Boardwalk, Wildwood, N. J,

Now Playing thru Sat, Aug. 28th Charlea Boyer—Joan Fontaine THE CONSTANT NYMPH"

Sun, Mon, Tues, Ang. 29 - 30 - 31 Fred Astaire Joan Leslie THE SKY’S THE LIMIT"

Professor Dodson Present* His Hollywood Monkeys In Monkey ~ '

Hale Hamilton GSister “NOVELTY SURPRISES”

REMAUD & RUBY THE ADOINISES OF BALANCE

wills

OZZIE

THE MYSTIFYING YOUTH”

lyiMiaiiiMma FIRST RUN PICTURES M

FRI. A SAT, AUG. 17 - 28. Tom fconway — Jean Brooks THE FALCON IN DANGER"

Son, Mon, Tues, Angut 29-30-31 Inez Cooper — Edward Norris “WINGS OVER THE PACIFIC"

WED. A THURS, SEPT. 1 - 2 THE GHOST AND THE GUEST

SPECIAL FAMILY DAYS Mtoday & Thursday

AU- FOR ONE ADMISSION

Wed, Thnrs, Fri, Sat, September 1 - 2 - 3 - Hope — Betty Hutton

ob Hope — Betty l “LETS FACE I

SUKSQilSEi WILDWOOD, N. J.

O'Brien — Randolph £ “BOMBARDIER”

3m, Mon, Tues, Ang. 29 - 30 - 31 Cary Grant — Laralne Day

“MR. LUCKY"

Wed, and Thnn, Sept 1 - 2 Red Skelton — Lucille Ball “DU BARRY WAS A LADY"

Fri, Sat, Son, Sept 3-4-5 Bing Crosby — Dorothy La moor “DIXIE"

NIXON WILDWOOD, N. J.

Now Playing thru Sat, Aug. 28th Virginia Weldler—Edward Arnold THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION’

in, Mon, Tues, Ang. 29 - 30 - J Bette Davis — Paul Lukas “WATCH ON THE RHINE"

Wed. and Thnra, Sept 1 - 2 w Piton Joseph

HERS TO HOLI

Fri, SaL San, Sept 2 - 4 - S Fred Astaire — Joan Leslie THE 8KT8 THE'LIMIT*

GRAND

Cape May Cmt H—no. H. J.

Sat, Ang. 28th—Mat * Eve. ABBOTT and OOSTBLLO “HIT TfflWCK"

O'Brien — Randoph 6 “BOMBARDIER" Thnra, Sept 2—Eve. Shows Only Virginia Weldler^ Edward Arnold Sat, Sept 4th—Mat A Eve. Judy Garland — Van HsfUn "PRESENTING LILY MARS"

SXLrf ' ' ' I '///*/ ' , W/uuj lujel PLATS WfP Gtf' Horn* from Chino on Ucw...thh zmwxtor- * minotor pom at a dmvtti of dmp^ong... ' / ' S '\ faddwontoManhaWan'zcolosfAidiandbloyz / \ ha top on ^vo, barrsi-hooso, lov* and hml ^ z'

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Astaire lblie 'Tie t6e_/jtKtZ i ROBERt’bENCHLEY u f) ROBERT RYAN •ELIZABETH PATTERSON •MARJORIE 6ATES9N J / FREDDIE SLACKS ORCHESTRA £ Prodsctd by MVD HEMPSTEAD •OiracM by EDWARD H.flMFFITN \

Sun.-Mon.-Tues.-Wed., Aug. 29-30-31 - Sept. 1

BETTE DAVIS

PAUL LUKAS In the Play That Won the New York Critic’s Award —Now A Picture to Win the Whole World’s Heard

fifi

WATCH on THE RHINE

with GERALDINE FITZGERALD Lucille Watson — Beulah Bondi

' George Coulouris

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Thursday-Friday-Saturday, Sept. 2-3-4 Ann Sothern — James Craig “SWING SHIFT MAISIE”

CITY PIER

ON THE BOARDWALK MATINEE DAILY AT 3 P. M.

CAPE MAT. N. J. EVENINGS 7 * • P. M.

Friday & Saturday, August 27-28 MacDonald Carey—Betty Rhodes “Salute For Three”

Sun., Mon., Tues., August 29-30-31 Joan Crawford — Fred MacMurray ‘ABOVE SUSPICION’

Wed.-Thura.-Fri.-Sat., Sept. 1-2-3-4 BOB . BETTY HOPE — HUTTON In the Riot of Comedy and Laughs ’S FACE IT with ZASU Pins—MARJORIE WEAVER