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Music and Musicians
Edited By
Vincent E. Speciale
NOTE—In this department the Vintnob
News seeks to print everythin* of
interest to music lovers of Abseeon
Island and is glad to receive any notes
concerning orchestras, musicians or
singers. Such notes can be mailed to
the Music Editor at 8 South Troy Ave.,
or phone, Neptune 1278.
At the opening meeting of the
Crescendo Club held last Tuesday
evening in the music room of the
Hotel Chelsea a most varied and
interesting musical program was
presented. This was in charge of
Mrs. Alice Warren Sachse, who
chose as her subject, “Modern
Artists and Their Work.” Excel
lent exhibitions were given by the
pupils of Miss Laura Lee on the
Modern Art of Dancing. These
were interspersed by a group of
Modern Classic songs and modern
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popular songs sung by Mrs. Lil
lian Westney in her inimitable
way and selections by the Hotel
Chelsea Trio.
* * *
Under the auspices of the Junior
Crescendo Club a program of
Chamber Music will be given this
Friday evening at the Hotel Chel
sea by the Boyle-Gittelson-Perha
Trio, of Philadelphia. The known
individual skill of each of these
players will surely contribute an
excellent evening of delightful
musical enjoyment.
* * *
Mrs. Dora Davies Williams,
Welsh soprano, has just been ap
pointed soloist and musical direc
tor of the First Baptist Church.
* * »
A very interesting interview
with Lucrezia Bori, prima donna
soprano of the Metropolitan Opera
Company, will be found elsewhere
in this issue.
* * *
Phillip Gordon, noted pianist,
will appear as soloist at the Steel
Pier on Sunday, April 13, in con
junction with the Comfort Phil
harmonic Orchestra. He will be
heard in Saint-Saens’ “G minor
Concerto” and Guion’s concert
transcription of “Turkey in the
Straw.”
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you wish just a bite with some of our own delicious pastry, you
will be equally glad that you came.
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MSS. GERTRUDE E. BURCH, Owner and Manager
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Longport News
By William S. Gilmore
The Board of Commissioners
held a lengthy and busy session in
Commission Chamber at Borough
Hall on Saturday afternoon. Two
bids were presented for an ar
tesian well and for a deep well
pump. Upon examination it was
found that both bids were irregu
lar. The Layne-New York Com
pany did not furnish a certified
check as required and the Walter
H. Egan Company did not comply
with the Engineer’s specifications
concerning certain types of ma
chinery. Both bids were rejected
and the Solicitor was directed to
prepare a contract for an air lift
water system to be installed by
Jos. L. Sweigard and Co. and to
prepare a contract for a concrete
reservoir to be constructed by F.
P. Molinara & Co. Both Margate
City and Ventnor City are secur
ing a generous supply of water
with the same type of air lift
system that Longport will have.
Through the efforts of the Com
missioners, Contractor Louis J.
Sieling gave the Longport Yachts
men’s Association a check in the
sum of $100 to pay for damage to
the Yachtsmen’s wharf caused
while Mr. Sieling’s employes had a
railroad float fastened to the
wharf last year.
» * »
A change in the personnel of
the Board of Commissioners is ex
pected after the election which is;
to be held on May 13th, 1924.
* » *
Mayor Lavino has decided to
give up his position because his
duties as Mayor have caused in
convenience and loss in his private
business.
The same reason is keeping
Commissioner Rainier from being
a candidate for re-election. These
men, along with Commissioner
Goldsmith, have -worked faithfully
for the best interests of Longport.
Through ^heir influence and ex
ample, more homes have been
built in Longport in the last two
years than in the fifteen preced
ing years. With the assistance of
the State and the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. they have erected an
immense stone jetty that has built
up and protected our long ocean
front and has forced t.he channel
away from our shores. Few
property owners in this borough
can realize how extensively and
how tirelessly these men have
worked for Longport and few can
appreciate the debt of gratitude
due them for their unselfish ef
forts.
* * *
John T. Langhorne, a man of
extensive financial interest, a man
who had confidence enough in
Longport to build homes at a time
when conditions looked dark, is
looked upon as one of the new
Commissioners to be. Maurice
Sloan, Jr., oldest son of one of our
most respected and most success
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Sunday .12.00-9 P. M.
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ful citizens, is counted upon as the
majority choice for the other
vacancy on the board. Mr. Sloan
is a young man of sterling quali
ties and it is expected that his
enthusiasm will be an element for
greater progress on the new board.
* * *
Dr. Andrew J. Lippi and family
are occupying their cottage on 23d
Avenue.
* * *
Addie Magee, a student at Win
chester, is the proud owner of a
new sport model Studebaker.
Herbert Henderson
Organist Colonial Theatre
Instruction in
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Beginners A Specialty
Studio:
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Phone: Neptune 1688-J
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Hotel Bothwell
A hotel of homelike
comfort and table.
Owner ship-Management
Nur J. Collins
Virginia Ave. and Beach
On the Beach
Chalfonte
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
While “old-fashioned” in its per
sonal attention and service
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
has for more than fifty yean
kept abreast of the times in its
modern facilities for pleasure,
comfort and rest
Directly on the Ocean Front
The American Plan Hotel Par
Excellence of the Atlantic
Coast
Brick Garage on Hotel Property
WALTER J. BUZBY
Owner and Manager
Hotel Stanton
IDA STANTON
Proprietress
S. Pennsylvania Ave.