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—THUbcn XIXDie HMrte
You can eat when you want
AT
CONROY’S
AFETERIA
[Open All Day—Every Day
18 So. So. Carolinia Ave.
Formerly Manager STELLA MARIS CAFETERIA
Virginia Avenue and Boardwalk
Famous 90c Luncheon
Celebrated $1.50 Dinner
Sunday Dinner $2.00
Frank Black’s Dinner Orchestra
Daily 6.15 to 8.30 P. M.
Victoire catering for every occasion
You Can Improve the Pleasure of
the Meal with Vienna Pastries
The ease with which a wide variety of Pastries,
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your table at any meal is every reason for your
visit to our shop today.
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ing to midnight.
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A delicious and dainty luncheon served at midday.
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Music and Musicians
Edited By
Vincent E. Speciale
NOTE—In this department the Vintnor
News seeks to print everything of
interest to music lovers of Absecon
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 Av«„
or phone, Neptune 1278.
Mme. Yager Hall's Concert
Mme. Yager Hall, the well
known singing teacher, presented
her professional pupils in a very
elaborate song recital in the Rose
Room of the Hotel Traymore last
Wednesday evening. There was
; a big audience present, and all
! the participating vocalists were
! cordially received. Those who
j took part were, Blanche Mazet,
(soprano; Louise Moore, Marjie
Delaney, Mrs. Marcus Weintrob,
Larry O’Dell, Emily P. Conover,
Irene Mandelstam, Mrs. Albert
Abbott, assisted by Chester Quig
ly, flutist; Suzanne Hackett and
Georgienne Yager. Marcel Han
sotte gave intelligent and sympa
OPEN UNTIL 2 A. M.
For good things to eat,
And your friends to meet
Stop at the “DEEP SEA.”
Some good meals, Oh, Gee!
A fish dinner is a treat
Our quality can’t be beat.
i
Deep Sea Restaurant
2427 Atlantic Avenue
thetic piano accompaniments.
Veatnor Pier Open* Seaton
. The first concert of the season
at the Ventnor Pier was held last
Sunday evening when Frederick
E. Wagner, conductor, led his or
chestra in a program which in
cluded among others, Thomas’
‘‘Raymond Overture,” excertpts
from Bizet’s “Carmen”; Luigini’s
“Egyptien Ballet”; Victor Her
bert’s “The Serenade,’’ et. Eliza
beth Parson Chew, soprano, was
the assisting artist.
* * *
Julliard Foundation Offer*
Fellowthip*
The Julliard Musical Founda
tion will award approximately
100 fellowships to American mu
sic students by competitive ex-1
amination, it has just been an
nounced. These fellowships will
be for study in all departments
of music: singing, piano, bow in
struments and composition. Ap
plicants for admission to exam
inations should be made on forms
that will be furnished to students
by the foundation. *A letter ad
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* *
and
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phone-Plarine~'8'Z~6‘J~
9^ ‘Z ATLANTIC AVENUE
AMERICAN £* HUNGARIAN
KITCHEN
UNDER PERSONAL SUPERVISION
Or M«? MAURICE LEBLANC .
former ou/ner - HoteI Le b lan^, Ph/Va.
Zbe Green ^Lantern
Opposite Bell Telephone Building—Pacific Avenue
“It is not what you pay for a thing but
what you get for your money that counts**
- 1
HOME COOKED FOOD REASONABLE PRICES j
We Serve Nothing Bnt tha Bast, Which Has Mtda Ua
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Pennsylvania Avanna batwaaa Atlantia and Pacifia
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FOOD • DRINK . SERVICE
111* Atlamtfa Ann
JOHN T. FORTH AN
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dressed to the Julliard Musical
Foundation, 49 E. Fifty-second
St., New York City, asking for
an application form, will be im
mediately answered. The exam
inations are open to all students
in all parts of the United States.
* * *
Mme. Bingey Gives Musicale
Mme. Bingey’s pupils were
heard in recital in the lecture
room of the Central M. E. Church
last Sunday evening. Leonard
Hayden, the young violinist, was
the assisting artist. Those who
took part in the excellent pro
gram were, Wayne Redfield, Es
ther Pred, Martha Trilling, Mrs.
Alfred Johnson, Elmer Campbell,
Sara Pred, Emily McQueen and
Zora Gittell.
The Second Ward Republicanj
Club of Ventnor held a barn
dance last Thursday evening at
128 North Portland Ave. Those
present enjoyed the evening’s
fun, which consisted of dancing,
with its lucky favors and prizes.
Hospitable, Homelike
Chalfonte
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
In the very center of things.
On the Beach and the Board
walk. Illustrated folder and
rates on request.
Leeds and lippincott
COMPANY
American Plan Only
-The
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INN
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We cater to
Automobile Parties
ON SCULLVILLE ROAD
Beyond Linwood
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Motor Route No. 2, Box 208
Pleasantville, N. J.
QUAKER INN
ON THE BOARDWALK
AT NEW JERSEY AVE.
Famous
Home Dinners
Celebrated Chicken and Waffles
Herbert Henderson
Organist Colonial Theatre
Instruction in
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Beginners A Specialty
Studio:
2 N. Weymouth Avenue
Phone: Neptune 1688-J
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With Seashore Musical Bureau
Superior Orchestras and Talent for
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Phone—Marine 3207
Hotel Bothwell
A hotel of homelike
comfort and table.
Ownership-Management
Nur J. Collins
Virginia Are. and Beach
Directly on the Ocean Preat
The American Plan Hotel Par
Excellence of the Atlantic
Ooaat
Brick Garage on Hotel Propectt
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Owner and liaaaaw
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IDA STANTON
Proprietress
S. Pennsylvania Ave.
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Private Baths Electrically Lighted
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