Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-05-21

ATHLETICS

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Ladies Aid of Lutheran church in the
Casino on Saturday, May 22nd.
May 26-Musical at Bakers theatre
by pupils of Miss Ida May Buzby.
May 2S.-Blaker's theatre. 1.-THE
Cape May County Fair by local
talent for benefit of Five Mile Beach
Boys Brigade.
May 20. 31-Minstrel show in
Bakers theatre for benefit of Holly
Beach Board of Trade.
Arrangements are being made to
have a fifteen mile Marathon race on
the island on the Fourth of July and
great interest Is being manifested. In
formation can he had from David G.
Bayless and entries should be made to
him.
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Tonight will probably be the last of
the dances given by the young folks in
the Anglesea thorough hall and a big
crowd is expected.
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An interesting and delightful musi-
Gale was given in the Hollywood M. e.
church last Tuesday evening by class
No. IL, Mrs. Carrie Duran, teacher, for
the benefit of the piano fund of the
Sunday school. A good sized audience
was in attendance and showed their
appreciation of the excellent program
by calling for encores for nearly every
number. Following is the program;
Selection by piano and v~iolins, Cliff
ford Vaughan. pianist; Walter Gala
her and Charles Leiby, violins.
Piano solo, Clifford Vaughan.
Singing, "America,n by audience.
Piano solo, Miss Bertha Ingersoll.
Vocal duet. Mrs. Stein and Miss
Meyers.
instrumental duet, Miss Pauline and
Clifford Vaughan.
Vocal duet, Miss Caramelia and Will
liam D. Moore
Selection, fianO and VlOjlns.
Vocal duet, Misses May and Bertha
Ingersoll.
Piano solo, Miss Pauline Vaughan.
Trio, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Chalmers and
Miss Meyers.
Piano solo, Clifford Vaughan.
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Miss Mabel L. Sparkling, directress oi
one of the finest amateur musical
comedies ever produced, reached Holly
Beach Monday and has begun the work
esetino and staging her play fos
benefit of the Five Mile Beach Boys
Brigade. The play is entitled 1.-THE
Cape May County Fair" and will be
presented Friday evening, May 28, at
Bakers theatre.
This County FAIR must be made
the biggest amateur play, from every
standpoint, ever given on the island.
The committee has been very success
full in securing the very best talent OF
the, island for most of the principal
parts. The plan and plot of this play
is very simple-nothing but a County
Fair scene with all of people
coming to the fair. 1t will be a real
picture of a real old time County Fair
but the chief interest will be in the
dialogue of the visitors and in the
splendid up-to-date musical numbers
to be presented.
On May 26, 1909, at Bakers theatre
a recital will be give by pupils of Miss
Buzby, assisted by Mrs. Joseph Geisen-
berger, Mrs. F. S. Tice, the Ladies'
Glee club and a mixed quartette.
We call your attention to the concert
of last year which vas so well received.
Therefore, do not fail to be present on
this occasion. Mrs. Tice will appear
in Jean Ingelow's s'Songs of Seven"
representing childhood, romance, love,
maternity, widowhood, given in mar
riage and longing for home. This role
alone is worth the price of admission,
and this being in~terspersed with bril-
liant vocal selections will make the
program complete.
Don't forget the date, Wednesday
evening, May 26, at $50 sharp.
Tickets, Zoe, 35c and SOC.
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A May Party and dance was given
last Wednesday evening in the Holly
Beach borough hall which was one of
the most successful social affairs given
here this winter. 1t was held by the
ladies of St. Simeon's Guild of ST.