The state journal., 1884-06-14
ATLANTIC CRY.

A reception will be given by a
committee Of ladies in the parsonage
Of the Zion A. NJ. E. Church, on
Ohio avenue, on Thursday evening,
June 10th. The committee are Mes
DANES L. Dangerfeld, L. Clinton, K.
Elsberry, L. Havelow, ]. Nooks, E.
Wood, s. Cord. M. Anderson, and
Messrs. E. E. Havelow, George II.
Fletcher, George Wood, E. Grim,
and J. Aldridge, general manager.
There will be fine table set with all
the delicacies of the season. They
intend making it one Of the grandest
affairs that has ever been given in
Atlantic City. We will give a full
account of it in our next week g letter.
Cards are out for leap year enter
tainment, to be given by the ladies
of the Busy Bee, at city hall, on
Thursday evening, June goth. Those
wishing to have a good time should
not fail to attend.
The colored brass band, of Atlantic
City, intend giving grand hop at
the city hall in short time.
A grand party was given by Prof
Williams, at Havelow Hall, Railroad
and Kentucky avenues, on Thursday
evening, June 5th. The party was
opened with grand march, in which
most of the ladies and gentlemen par
ticipated, after which dancing con
tinued until late hour. An elegant
table was furnished with all the deli
cicics of the season, and good music
was furnished by an orchestra of ex-
peIienced musicians, led by Joseph
Ross Among those present was
Misses Russell and Ida Bell, John
Price, William Cheston, Mr.. Marshall,
Gorgie Williams, Miss Bailey, Mr.. j.
Tucker, Walter Bailey and many
others. Mr.. Williams intends having
dancing school at the above hall every
Friday evening during the season.
We wish him great success.
Mr.. and Mrs, Adams came down
on Wednesday to spend the summer
with US. They are stopping at Daisy
cottage.
Those stopping at the Havelow are,
r. G. Lewis, Miss +. A. Lewis, Mary
f. Campbell, |. II, Quinn, Thomas J..
Helson, Mr. and Mrs. George, Henry
S. Martin, George Gardner, c. IL.
Gardner, N. Gacher, Philadelphia ;
VIM. J. Stanrard, Pittsburg.
The following are the arrivals at
the Sumner cottage: N. Holrner,
Miss Sarah Holes, Mrs. Henrietta
Wise, Thomas Wise, Harrisburg !;
Mrs. Anna Schtzburg, Mrs. Jane
Shut, Philadelphia; Pref w. L.
Brown, Washington, d. c.; M. M.
Beamer, Henry Powell. N. Y; Mrs.
Caroline Habriiton, Miss Sarah Green,
William Brooks, Baltimore, Md;
Martin Wells, n. j.; Emma Hatchel,
Susan Hatchel, Georgetown, d. g.,
Master Clinton Edwards, Atlantic,
n. j.; A. Lawrence Asken.
Miss Fannie Clateton and Miss
Josephine Parlow, of Florida, are
stopping with Mrs. Mary Ginlack, on
North Carolina avenue.
J. L. Dangerfe'd, of Atlantic City,
has opened barber shop for the ac-
commodation of his many friends, at
No. 1918 Atlantic avenue, where you
can always find first-class artists in
attendance.
Messrs. +. Swat, H. Bostic, James
Freeman and William Emerson came
down on Sunday to spend few days
with us.
L. J. Carter, the we'll known head
waiter and caterer, who has been
with us all spring, has taken charge
of the Ocean House again this sum-
mer at Manor Squan Springs, N. j.,
where he was so kindly appreciated
and remembered by the proprietor
and guests for the courtesies he
showed them during his stay last
summer
William Thomas, janitor of one OF
our schools, is said to be very i'll. We
regret it very much and hope that he
will soon be able to attend to his
business again.