The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-04-24
The WHITE CITY.

The collectors ARE now receiving
the gifts for this year
THE WHITE CITY.
unequalled for Sunday School aud
day school picnics, club or lodge out
inss, church pleasure parties Trent
ems White City will he formally open
ed May 30 Nature hns made the
spot on which the White City is To-
Gated genuine fairyland and this
unsurpassed natural beauty has been
enhanced by the master hand of some
of the best mechanics and Landscape
gardeners i'll the country.
The White City will offer advan-
tages for pleasure seekers beyond that
of any other park in the enst, simply
because nature hhs done SO much her
self that il has been easy for the hand
OF man To increase the beauty TO II
most remarkable degree.
Manager orbefheide has completed
arran Eements for placing in the White
CITY score or more OF the latest and
most attractive amusement devices
known To the summer park business.
Similar devices can not be found IN
any except the very highest class
parks III the country. No eastern
park except the marvellous lnnu
and the fascinating Dreamand of
Goney Island eau boast of as mnnv
novelties as will be seen IN the White
City.
These devices will include both land
aud water features for it has been de.
cided 10 fully develop the beautiful
natural lake IN the White City. This
will mean all sorts of pleasure craft,
the famous chutes and many other
devices popular III parks where good
water IL available.
The White City will haye one Of the
finest bands to be secured and tins
music can he enjoyed ut all times with
ont cost.
There will be skating rink, merry
20 round. scenic railway aud II host
of other things not possible 10 go into
detail about now.
The management Of the White City
will make every endeavor to make the
park popular with school picnics aud
outings of all kinds. Liberal induce
nen,s will be made to all such par-
a -, 4 l.. 4
free tickets to The various attractions.
This Will insure IA pleasant day for
ntl, even those children who have not
much money To spend
1t will be serious mistake for any
committee to decide on it's picnic
grounds without first consulting the
White CITY outing excursion depart
ment II will be the same IA throw
ing away Your time 10 20 anywhere
else when such n delightful aud fns
einating fairy as the White City
is 80 convenient
The work of construction ~ going
on rapidly aud Manager Oberheiae
ShN' ''th 'h' lIiS Nfth
that he would surely be ready to open
May 30. Any information desired ms
to the White City as II picnic ground
and as to the Inducements the man
agement will offer can he had by ad.
dressing Manager c. II Oberneide at
The White City Trenton, ~ J.
Miss Anna keai ns was rendered
surprise party at hen home on Bruins
wick Avenue by her classmates Of st.
Johns Parochial school ON Friday
evening. Piano selections were rem
dered by the Misses Katheryn f.
Egan, Regina Murray, Jennie Murray
aud Anna K9arns. Voca solos were
rendered by Regina Murray, Kathryn
Egan, Jennie Murray, Anna kearns
and Mary Twomey Alice Leary was
awarded the first prize and Mary
Kelly the second, games were played
and repast was served at late
hour. Among those present were;
Kathryn EgaD, Regina Murray, Mary
Twomey, Jennie Murray. Anna
Kearns, Mary Kelly, Geraldine
Twomey, Anna Behan, Clair Egan,
Anna Burns, Theresa Lawn, Alice
Leary, Pauline Kelly, Victoria Mar
ducci. John Beban, Robert Moonau,
James Boomer Francis Egan, Eu-
gene Narducci, all Of this city. Also
Clarence Smith and family Of Trenton
Mrs. Catherine Kearns, Mrs. Kelly,
Miss Carrie Smith Of Trenton, Mr..
and Mrs. John Egan, Mrs. Michael
Carmody Of this city.