' • -i • • .» .» * FOUR * ' OCEAN CITY SENTINEL, OCEAN CITY, N. J., THURSDAY. JUNK 1*;. h>21 g *

PERSONAL NOTES FROM THIRTY-FOURTH STREET Visitors are Arriving: for the Summer and Fishermen are Active Dr. A. R. Blade was a recent visiNorman Ksibill an.l wife, of Phila., George Ksibill and family, of Mill•ville, were here over the week eml. Miss Mabel Querns, of Millville. recently visiteil her sister. Mrs. Edgar Berger. Miss Martha Klierhar.lt, of Philadelphia. was among the Week-end Aaron t'lunn has rented the cottage of Mrs. Mary Oliver 011 West Henry Cooper. J r., has sold one of hia newly built bungalows 011 Central avenue. Mrs. Sarah Dougherty is visiting her daughter Mrs. Johi) Berger. on Asbury avenue. Mrs. Mary Cliver and daughter, of Philadelphia, are arranging their cottage for the season. Mr. Creamer, of Vinelund, has rented the cottage of Mrs. Phoebe Westcott on Thirtieth street. Mr. and Mrs.. William Tyler spent a few day* at their cottage at West avenue and Thirtieth street. H. Albert Smith, of Maryland, has rented one of the Moore * Slade apartments on Central avenue. /Miss Margaret Owens ami Gilbert Wilson of Philadelphia, were recent Suestx of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. hourds. ~ Mrs. S. J. Crist and Mrs. K. H. Lewis, of Millville. are visiting Mrs. Mary Somers at her cottage on Asbury avenue. Mrs. Margaret Wallace has opened her cottage on West avenue for the season. She just purchased it through is! gar F. Berger. Albert Williams and wife, Yif Vineland,,, have rented the cottage of Harry Eberhardt, on West avenue, and are here for the season. The rottage, on Thirtieth street, has been opened for the season. Miss Kathryn Bitler. of Philadelphia, recently underwent an opera-., tion for appendicitis. Mrs. Harris, of Philailelphia, has rented the cottage of Mrs. N. S. Livermore .for the season. This is Mrs. Harris' third year in the same cottage. Mrs. Francis Mourer. of Phila. has . opened her cottage on Asbury avenue for the season. She recently purchased the house through Kdgar F. Berger. real estate agent at Thirty-first street. Kdgar F. Berger. real estate agent at Thirty-first street, reports the following rentals: W. B. Davis's first floor apartment to W. A. -Cross, of Philailelphia. Mrs. Eliza Stillman's cottage, on Wesley avenue to Mr. 8pe!lmore, of Pittsburgh. Thos. S. Berminghoff's cottage, on Asbury avepue to George Waller, of Philadelphia. Mrs. Sarah Thomas' first floor apartment, on Central avenue, i to Mr. E, K. Ward, of Philadelphia. Edward Muckle's cottage, on Thirtieth street, to I-ewis Harnett, of.; Millville.

FINE EXHIBIT Skill Shown by Students in Manual Training Work The annual exhibit of the work of the pupils of the manual training and domestic science departments of the. rooms in the local high school building, which was given Wednesday evening of last week, drew a large number of the relatives and friends of the young people, and they expressed their appreciation of the skin shown by the students in both branches of this work. The young women taking the courses in cooking, etc., made a most excellent exhibit of their effort* in these tinea and there was a fine display of appetizing dishes, not to speak of the pies and cakes. Miss A. Ethel Nickerxon, their instructor, won much praise. The display in the manual training department was much better liicr. in other years, splendid a* it has been . in the past, under the direction of Prof. C. G. Kilby, the painstaking and competent instructor. One. of the first articles that at-, tracted the attention of visitors as they entered the room was a large j China closet, the work of Wm. Hawthorne, a first-year high school boy. j The closet Is 6 feet, 4 inches high, and 4 feet wide. There were two well-made library table lamps, turn- ; ed out by Leslie Smith and Harry ' Hawthorne. Leslie Smith is a young artist of unusual ability, and some of , hia artistic skill was revealed in the figures on the lamp shades. Other articles worthy of mention were chessboards by h red. Pfitxenmyer ami Anthony Selvagn; Morris chair, Sylvester Bushav; book-case. T. Lee Adams: floor lamps, "Jack" Snyder and Wm. Garretson; card tablet, John Devine and. Wm. Garretson; desk tables, George Blackmail and Franklin Jones. The wood-turning work by several of the boys was decidedly above the ordinary. , DOTS Cottagers are arriving in great numbers. The Porter-Smith Co., of this city ' has received the contract to build a storm sewer for Millville, costing 125,000. Fir# in the trash pile at Fourteenth street and the bay Thursday afternoon burned some of the fence and posta surrounding the grounds.' / NOTICE The Officers and Directors of the Home Building and Loan Association herewith desire to announce to the geneml public of Ocean City, the openipg of the new series of shares of stock, known as the 18th series, and do aolldt your subscriptions to, shares of stock in the new series, and any Information will gladly be given by any of the officers or directors. President, Dr. J. Thomley Hughes, Viet President, Harry A. Morris, Secretary, J. Edward Voss, Treasuur, Wm. F. Gardiner. d '-1 ■ y 8

EXCELKST MUSICAL ' | Given Tor Benefit of Eastern Star in ' r MuMc Pavilion The musical given in the citv's pa-i I villon o„. the Boardwalk. '» riday evening, for the • honef" Ocean City Chapter ,vi. Order of the |. Ka-te- .Mat, was one of the lie-t given here in a long while, and the number* of the program were enjoyed— some of them so much so that encores were demanded. Becauag.-of' other affairs in which - members and friends of the organization were interested occurring un . the same evening, there were a num- , Iter unable to attend the entertainmeut, but there was a fairly good- '• The musical opened with a piano - solo by Mrs. Clinton It. Price, an.l r • this was the forerunner of the ex- , eel lent program arranged. Dr. Chas. , il city, scored a hit with his two bari- ' tone solus. Those who had not pre- , . viouxly heard Dr. Vail were enthu- . siastic in their praise of him as a vocalist. Dr. VaU Was followed by , , Mrs. Clarence Dike, who gave a read- . ing. "Polly of the Circus," which , pleased her bearers. Those who had . read the story or seen the play fol- i e lowed Mrs. Dike appreciatively, n Prof. Lapitino demonstrated his skill as a jierformer on the harp. He ( f played one of his own compositions, , - and was encored, to which he re- , -ponded. Mrs. Ruby Dunstan, soprano. sang "The f-ast Song." by , Tnsti, and was followed by Miss Muriel H. Rice, who gave a pretty , selection on the cornet. A feature dance,' "Fireflies." by ' 1 eight ' little girls from the Viola Studios, Atlantic City, was done in an ( s artistic manner. The girls in this , » classic' dance were Audrey Sturges, | Evelyn Ogdon, Virginia Knight, t Anna Cluin. Beatrice Wells. Sylvia . t Bring, Dorothy Fortman an.l Frances . [. league. j I-ater in the evening three of these ( i young women appeared in a speciul- . tv dance. "Moment Musical." repre- I '' seating the "Pipes of Pan," and again they pleased the gathering very1 much. These girls were Audrey Stur- ' ges, Virginia Knight and Sylvia ; r Bring. These two numbers were pie- . ' scnte.1 through the courtesy of the Viola School of Dancing and Kxpres- - sion, of Atlantic City, of which Ward f H. Kentner is manager. Dr. S. H. Upschutz, of Philailelphia. and summer resident of Oceun h City, opened the second part of the . program with a bass solo, 'The Bar- . ber of Seville." sung in Italian, when . he played his own accompaniment on, the piano. 'He followed with another ' fine selection, "The Dream," sung ." in -French, being accompanied this-' '• lime by Prof. I-apitino, harpist. Dr. ~ Upschutz is popular with local audiences. as shown by the applause acconled him. ® '• Additional numbers were given by f y Prof. I-apitino, the first being selec- ' y tions from "Tales of Hoffman." f While the musician was thus etil gaged, the electric lights, after the manner in which they have been actt ing for several nights, went out, leav- - ing the pavilion in utter darkness. ,t l*rof. laipitinn continued playing the f instrument, however, and in a few s moments the lights came gack. As. r. an encore, the harpist played "MothI. er Machree." i A humorous reading by Mrs. Dike i- cornet solo by Mis* Rice and soprano it solo by Mrs. Dunstan, together with u selection hy the male quartet roundi, ed out a most enjoyable entertainf A feature of the musical were selections by the male quartet,- Which composed Wm. H. Collisson, Jr., Russell UJ. Nulty, C. Homer Shoe-; maker and Dr. Vail. il : :

•; Bureau of Health h and Charities CITY HALL f T. LEE ADAMS. Health Officer p OH*. Hmci : '« 11.00 Is 12.0# A. M. Phone jo sod ask for Health i. Officer during ufficr hours, if comr' plaint' it to be made for aoy violation of health code, or address " postal to boZ 344. 'I e Information On Financial o Subjects *; IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR BANKING n SERVICE, WHICH IS OF s THE MOST APPROVED I! TYPE. WE ARE PLEASa ED TO RENDER INn FORMATION ON FI,1 NANCIAL SUBJECTS e AND ADVISE ON SOUND INVESTMENTS. .t1 * * » OCEAN CITY h TITLE AND TRUST j COMPANY 'OCEAN CITY. N. J, I n ' ■ ' ! American Audit Co. ; ACCOUNTANTS Audits Examinations , Svstcms Income Tax e Chat. W. Perry, C. P. A.(N.Y.) Kc.iJ.sl Hsascsi Irikva. Cowl lsUs«. PUaistyiU. Ps. William S. Leech b Ocm cut SiirmaUtiTi M4 Allaatic in - Ptiwe »IN . — — — 1 — — i

CAPF MAY COUNTY TO HAVE fl.A. R. CHAPTER : Preliminary Meeting; or Interested Women Held at , Mrs. H. F. Witmer's The preliminary meeting of the pro- ' posed D. A. R. Chapter of tape May County was held at the home of the organizing Regent, Mrs. Horace F. ' Witmer, lies* lev- Point, Thursday afI temooii. Cape May County was well ! represented. ' Mrs. Witmer o(iened the meeting with un uiblress of welcome. Follow- ' ing thi- was an address by Mrs. Fb.r- ' ence SomerS Scull, Regent, of the General Lafayette Chapter of Atlantic County. There was a discussion as to the choice of unsuitable name for the chapter. SeveraTs were proposed, ami the ■ ' was resorted to,. with the result ! that the new chapter shall lie known I 1 as the "Cape May County Chapter of > 1 the I). A. R." Miss Mabel Clay was chosen to lead ' the ways and means committee. She 1 ' demonstrated her ability by the excel- I • lent plans which she unfolded, provid- j ing for monthly summer entertain- I ments to be held in different sections of the county. The future meetings of the chapter ' will lie held in the Court House High I School building, it being easily acees- ■ '' sible from all parts of the county. 1 Henry Clay has presented the new < ' chapter with a gavel of historic in- I 1 terext. The story of thi* gavel is to I ' lie given the chapter at a later date. • Among the guests were: Mrs. Ar1 thur J. Bankenl, Mrs. Robert Hughes | ' and Mrs. Wm. Slieppard, of the Qua- | ker City Chapter. Those attending the meeting from Ocean City were: Mrs. ' S. B. Swan. Mrs. Herschell Pettit. Mrs. , B. Frank Smith, Misses Ixiuisa T. Cor- ' -on, Sara Goff ami Ethel Nicker son : " After the business meeting, Mrs. ' ' Witmer entertained delightfully, serv- \ 1 ing a dainty repast. She was most , ; ably assisted by Mrs. Florence S. Scull ' ' who, as guest of honor, presided at j j the coffee urn. READY FOR SEASON j ? Germantown Boy's Club Plan Good.i Time Here ,j The Germantown Bay's Club head- ; r quarters in this city have been fixed . up in fine shape for the summer out- i ing of the members of this organiza- | tion. many of whom are now visitors here every week. Says th» Germantown Boy's Club news: "The following have been appoint- " . ed to work at the Club s Vacation • House at Ocean City, N. J.; William . D. Sutton to 'ucl as director; Mrs. , Sutton purchasing agent for the . house and have general charge of . the dining room. Mrs. nellie Jordan. who «fiU lie mether ami have charge 'i of that part of the house outside the , ,, dining room. Ted. Barrett will l>e , R the lifeguard and he will be stationed ' .'on the wharf looking after the safety , of the bathei-s and the boats. t "Norman Griffeth, who has l*en „ acting in so many I, Triangle Club , plays the past winter, will serve as . an assistant to Mr. Sutton. . — . . . - 4-14,101., P. r. fis.M- r.xseutrli.

S900 IN ARREARS Stranger Here Taken to Philadel- ' Iphia to Face Charges Wm. Campbell, a young white fel- . low employed in one of tile large ' hotel, here for a short time, was ' taken back to Philadelphia, whence ■ . he came, by Detective Frank Weill- ' iter, of the district attorney's oftjee. 1 the latter part of last week. He is charred with having failed to < comply with u c.«irt order le sup- ' port hi- wife ami two chibltrn in 1 • Philailelphia. It ,wa< stated that Campliell i< - flMKI in arrears on thi-, court v>rdei . | Detective Wei.lner also picked up | ■ another workman in tliiC city who I wa- a!leg»d to have fulled to comply with a court order of *12 a week . I for hi- wife and child. Thi* fellow - • wa- SlpS behind, hot his employer • from 'custody.1^ ' "" ' MDTHER Bi'RlKD 4 The mother of Miss Bradley, one . of the instructors in the Ocean City l High School, was buried the latter i part of last week from her late ie-i " r donee in Birdslmro. Pa. Mis. Brad- , ley's father .lie.! a few veal- ago. J I He was active in politics in Berk- > County, ami had U-eri sheriff and . postmaster. Miss Bradley has the . sympathy of many friends in her . heavy bereavement. City Clerk Wlnterbum. of Wild- - wood, was in town Friduv and railed , see City Clerk Harry A. Morris . . at the latter'.- office in the City Hall. Mr. Winterburn is preparing for the . in Wllilwood, the present ofi ficials having been recalled. LoFt something? Place an ad in ' the SENTINEL and it will lie qaickJ ly returned. | l-h.nr-rj oMxIw" J-V-J'.' ml.W ol, III" | u. ill— -1. ons-l or il-Tiiut to il,- r.uni.Uo.Bi.r. i.i'nu^r« M. 4u r?l nil Notice to Limit Creditors. r ' " I'tated April If. A. t>. IWI. - 4-14. Mt., P. r. ""xwnltrlz.

„ J. Prescott Cad man, Jr. MhM'U Estate of Mark Lake funeral mrcctor «0» C.n.r.1 Av.nio VOcean City New Jersey Bth and Wesley Ave. « AUTO eQWPMBWT HEAD LEY A ADAHK ggtegJg Reading Coal A bright spot on the wnll— lbs ion (narsnuea. Hell or KoUrprlM * framed print one* asi Tare, tksth w Kxri of the artistic sort All klod> ol kevi made aad General NEWMAN F. MrGIRR Lockwnhhlng " s' "• 114 WaS^AIlen Phila. Ocean Cily 745 ASBURY AVENUE J|_ - EXHIBITOR for the York Ready-made Ford Commercial Body " | An inspection of our stock solicited before making . your purchase Automobile Bodies Rebuilt and Repaired J. W. K1RKBRIDE Old Turnpike near Shore Road PLEASANTVILLR, N. J Phone. 104-J • | A ^ A A A A A A A ^ ) , | i I • J ' I What could be nicer for a' graduation remembrance I ' I ' | — . than a box of those j , j exquisite i \ | , ! "Norris Chocolates" ! • I I - I I ' I Exclusive agency at 1 ' I : ! !• « \ — i «l 4 • • I i ' ; ' Hughes' Central Pharmacy J ; , | Eighth Sirecl aad Wesley Avenue f . 4 \ OCEAN CITY, N. J. I ' 'I I ' - I I ' 4 wwww+vwfwtf 1 1 /

WITH BKLAS t (i Hall Will S.«.n Appear in "The Ka.irxt Way" Mi- I uiura Nel-.ni Hal!., a we"! -star in the tlieoliieal w.ubl and writer of plav... i.u* letun..-' t.. . »NVw Yi.ik after ViH-ndie.g a w.-.-k with her mother Mi-. Mary A Barnhurxt. D'>12 a -bury avenue. Mi - Hall ha- dgnmi a be ir tei contract willi David Beta-.'., an.! . in""The Way."" If you haven't »btnine«l v.nir auto 1«> at. Fa- |H.|ice eonit in .■!> Satur-I: v. .lime 28. ABBOTTS' Alderney Dairies ytne. Philadelphia and Seashore St. and West Ave. Ocean City, N. J. Abbott's "A" Milk Cream Buttermilk SF tfc" Before Luyitvi^ NextCar see our lart^t? stoc k of new and KioK - tirade UsedCars CitAor/}jne PtvatfAh States Motor Service 808 Allan tic Ave Real Estate and Search Company RKPRKSKNTS Fidelity Trust Comuauy of Newark Wildiood Title and Trust Co. Title Insurance Searches, Abstracts of Title, Conveyancing Fire Insurance » Prompt Service All Work Gunanteed Money to Loan on Good First Mortgagr Farms for Sale Offices in First Nationl Bank BuildinR Cape May Court House N.J. "

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