, 1898-08-26

III liao OSOA uhuoufiiJ gay az tlC
Oaklyn the past week. The large
crowd which has been quarterrd at
that well conducted hostelry during
the summer was augmented on Satur-
day by fifteen Salem countians, chap
eroned by Mrs. A. N. Peterson, of
Woodstown. This forms one of the
~jolliest parties that has ever visited
Wildwood. In the party are Miss
Georgian G. Boon, Miss Alberta S. Og-
den, Miss Mary G. Hand, Messrs.
Thomas G.. billiard, William b. Dunn,
II. Earl Ogden, Frank A. Grier, of
Salem; Miss Bessie Miller, of Alloway;
Miss Sara A. Colson, Miss Elizabeth r.
Vanpelt, Messrs. Warren Shinn, Will
liam H.. Andrews, Frank Andrews, of
Woodstown; Miss Lulu M. Bassett and
David Bassett, of Harrisonville. Since
the arrival of the above the following
persons have joined the party: Mr..
and Mrs. William M. Weatherby, Miss
Cora B. Weatherb Miss May r.
Weatherby, Samuel Weatherby, of
W~oodstown; Miss May E. Pownall, of
Christiana, Pa.
Thomas +. Simmons, brother of J..
w. Simmons, who is spending the sea-
son at Edgeton Inn, is pleased with
Wildwood and thinks it a delightful
place to spend a vacation.
MI. and Mrs. John Ray, of Vineland,
are greatly pleased with the improve
ments that have been made in the past
year.
Mrs. EllWood Farrer, of Philadelphia,
is sojourning with her friend, Mrs. F..
Deylin.
MI. and Mrs. William Dick and their
three well bred children are domS Ied
at Marine Hall for a fortnight1e. stay.
Mr.. Dick is an attache of the Board of
Public Education in Philadelphia. He
is an ardent fisherman.
Piano forsale. -Steinmetz instrument
in first-class condition. Will sell at sac
rifice to avoid trouble of shipment. APP
ply to DIR. Keelor, Ryan's cottage. If
William b. Dunn, assistant editor
I'D nephew of the ~proprietor. of the
ternaf call on Thursday. He is a voGng
and popular member Of the party from
Salem county who are stopping at the
Oaklyn.
Clifford Butcher, of Salem, n. j.,
has Joined his mother and sister at
their beautiful cottage on Pine avenue
for q weeks vacation. He is book
keeper at Ayars' Machine Shops at
Salem.
A progressive euchre was given at
Edgeton Inh Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Episcopal chapel fund.
1t proved to be the most successful eu-
chre of the season, both from a social
and financial point of view.
Mrs. M. J. Rowland gave a most de-
lightful and enjoyable matinee euchre
on Thursday afternoon of this week at
her well appointed cottage on Pine ave-
nue.. This little function was attended
by some very nice people. The prize
winners were Mrs. E. II. johnson, who
secured the first ladies' prize; Mrs. f.
Devlin, second; first gentlemen's prize,
f. w. Seitz; second, Mrs. ID. A. Ken
ney; consolation prize, Mrs. Howell.
Other participants were Mrs. IL. q.
Johnson, Mrs. r. II. Esehler, Mrs. M.
Leedom, Mrs. III. r. Andrews, Mrs.
II. l.. Shock, Mrs. l.. Dull, Mrs. Farra,
MI. and Mrs. E. r. Ayres, Mrs. Har-
riet Shaw, Mrs. d. w. Flemming, DIR.
and Mrs. X. S. Keelor, Miss r. Spratt,
Miss NJ. N. Sweeney, Miss w. Swee-
ney, Charlotte S. Keelor, Miss II. b.
Gilbert, Mrs. Troemner, Morris M. Neu-
rath.
The entertainment by the Morton
Sisters in the Casino Wednesday eve
ming for the benefit of the Wildwood
Fire company was a great success in
point of numbers and quality of the en-
tertainment. Those present were de-
lighted with the Misses Morton ih theil
new musical comedy and bell ringing.
The animated song sheets were another
pleasing feature.
Miss Mabel Prettyman, who has