Ventnor news., July 02, 1924, Page TWENTY-FOUR, Image 24

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Ventnor Trade Board
Dines at Yacht Club
Annual Ladiet’ Night A Brilliant
Social Event for Ventnor
Business Organization
The Annual Ladies’ Night of
the Ventnor Board of Trade which
was celebrated by a Hotel-Dennis
served-banquet at the Atlantic
City Yacht Club, Tuesday evening,
June 24th, scintillated with meaty
eulogy on the growth and pos
sibilities of Ventnor City delivered
by Mr. William Emley, prominent
realtor; Mr. Albert Moise, noted
orator of the Philadelphia bar;
Mr. Charles Beyer, who served as
chairman of the evening owing to
the absence of the president,
Judge Allen B. Endicott. Mr.
William Montgomery was toast
master during one of the most
entertaining and constructive
functions ever programed by the
organization. The Melody Boys’
Orchestra and quartette furnished
diversion between courses with
vocal solos and ensemble selections
which amused the distinguished
gathering following the commu
nity sing led by one of the talented
four.
The pioneer work of the men
of vision who bought up the sand
dunes of Ventnor in the old days—
the ones who beheld in imagina
tion and idealism the beautiful
skyline of Ventnor City as it
now is, the veritable city beyond
the rainbow was the subject of
Mr. Emley’s discourse which
illuminated the members upon
many interesting facts relative to
the growth of the Dream City of
which Mr. Emley was one of the
original boosters twenty years
ago. He rocked the cradle of the
Baby Ventnor and when the green
heads made it cry he consoled
her and predicted a wonderful
future for the lady in spite of
the fact that the aforesaid green
heads have separated more so,
called wise heads from fortunes
than anything else in Jersey. The
magnificent homes of Ventnor
City—the well kept lawns with
vivid rambler arbors—the con
tinual improvement and growth
fell from Mr. Emley’s lips with
the eloquence of an artist who at
least has realized a great ambition
and who unspoiled by realization
of one glorious dream seeks with
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Mr. Albert Moise who was met
at the station by Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Kraver who entertained him dur
ing his visit to the resort, paid
eloquent tribute to the speakers
who preeeeded him in remarking
that he always liked to come late
to gather food fot thought from
those who preceeded him on the
program. His seemingly endless
repetoire of funny stories includ
ing narratives appropriate to
every walk of life and every
nationality was a grateful con
tribution to the evening, and his
impressions of Ventnor which fol
lowed those of Mr. Emley in im
promptu style closed with an ex
travagantout sincere laudation of
the woman-hood of Ventnor, our
schools, water, balmy air, the beach
and surf so much appreciated by
those who prefered to make Vent
nor their home.
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Resort Lacking
Beau Brummels
So Reports Tom Endicott After
Observations in Southern
Seashore Cities
Atlantic City men do not wear
the proper clothes.
This rather startling statement
comes, however, from a criterion
in the matter of fashions—Tom
Endicott, popular local cleaner
and dyer, who declared further
on returning from an extensive
tour of the country, “in such re
sorts as Miami and Palm Beach,
Florida, the men there wear the
proper clothes for residents of a
rfcsort. It is only natural that
pure, balmy breezes indicate an
air of light-heartedness and so
it is that clothes should virtually
rhyme in the same meter.
“Light-colored clothes should
be the fashion in a resort such as
Atlantic City. They bespeak of
the seashore and are, without a
doubt, the best advertisement the
individual can give his community.
‘ If a man should wear an over
coat in Miami, no matter how bad
the weather should be, I can as
sure yuu he would be taunted by
his associates—it is the proper
spirit.”
And it might be added that in
these days of efficient cleaning and
dyeing when clothes of the light
colored variety may be cleaned
easily it is only poper Atlantic
City residents should harken to
this bit of wisdom.
Summering in Ventnor
Miss Sara Levy, of Wilming
ton, Del., is numbered among the
Ventnorites for a summer. Miss
Levy is acting as hostess to How
ard A. Miller, also of Wilming
ton, for several days. Mr. Mil
ler graduated with the highest
honors from the Wilmington
High School.
Leave For Camp
Maxwell and Sydney Rosen
baum, Jr., of 101 South Oxford
Ave., Ventnor, left last Sunday,
June 29, for two months’ vacation
at Camp Idlewood on Lake
Schroon, N. Y.
Wedding Announced
Announcement has been made
that the wedding of Miss Lillian
R. Bogatin, of Ventnor, and Philip
J. Sachse. of Philadelphia, will
take place sometime in March,
1925. Both are popular in the
younger sets of their respective
cities.
The high-hatted tragedian of
melody, Ted Lewis, first took to
wearing his head covering by rea
son of his fondness for those en
gaged in tragic acting, with their
proverbial tall silk hats. Lewis
appears nightly at the Ritz-Carl
ton. *
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