, 1898-08-12
Wildwood.

G. p. Tustin, a prominent real estate
man of Philadelphia, with his wife and
family are s%ojourning at the Latimer.
The Millville Second M. E. church
is booked to bring an excursion to Wild
wood next Wednesday, the 18th inst.
The dance floor of the Wildwood Ca
sine presented a pretty and animated
scene last Saturday night at the dress
hop.
On Saturday evening of this week at
the Wildwood Casino will be held a
"Mid-Summer Carnival and Fancy
Dress Hop" The grand march is an
nounced for $50. Some pretty pro-
grams are being prepared for this event,
and incidentally some pretty gowns.
d. MacColl MacGregor and Madame
Celeste, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Wildwood, stopping at the Aldine.
Madame Celeste is an impersonator and
elocutionist who has spoken in 1900
towns, and she wrote the welcome poem
to President Harrison on the occasion
of his visit to Wildwood eight years ago.
Celebrated Heinz picked goods at
Leedom's store. All kinds of groceries.
Give us a call or stop the wagon.
Mr.. Nefierdorf and family are at the
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beautiful Wildwood.
The congregation at Wildwood
church had a rare treat last Sunday
evening in listening to the music rem
dered by Miss Fannie Penrose Bernard,
contralto singer, aud Miss Adele Phelps,
soprano singer, both of Philadelphia.
Miss Phelps also presided at the organ
accompanied by Geo.J. Reed and James
| nkar IF HnIlu paaah with first onA
second comets. Miss Bernard sang as
a solo "Just as | am,n the rich melody
of her voice filling the house, and her
rendering of the sentiment of the hymn
touchicanR hearts. A kentleman pres
Len-sHfngef 81 thfs country. 5nS ex-
poets to go to Italy to further pursue
her studies. These ladies have been
staying at Edgeton Inn.
DR.. w. S, Moslander, a prominent
Camden physician and politician, has
his family occupying the Flynn cottage.
The Doctor spends most Of his time
| here, his favorite recreation being his
frequent trips to the fishing banks, via
Anglesea.
William T. Cooper, wife and family,
of Woodbury., are pleasantly located at
the Latimer, Mr.. Cooper is secretary
VI LDG OOoDulJ MILL anu hullDCl W.
Mrs. NJ. J. Rowland has been enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. r. j. Fisher, of
Washington, ID. G. Mrs. Fisher, who
was much pleased with Wildwood, has
joined her husband, who is a prominent
patent attorney at the nations capital,
at Deer Park, Md, where they occupy
a charming country seat.
S. n. Stewart, of Brooklyn, n. Y,
owner of the Stewart cottage on Cedar
avenue, is i'll Europe on a business trip
and will not return for some months.
For Sale.-Lot No. IA, block 6, Oak
avenue. Apply at this office. n
Hon. w. Henry Sutton, wife and
family, of Haverford, are down at this
popular resort for their summer ~sojourn
and registered at the Latimer.
There is a clique of lively young peo-
pie at the Dayton who are noted
throughout Five Mile Beach for their
successful fishing and grabbing expedi-
tons. On Wednesday they were caught
out i'll the sounds by the high wind,
and it was several hours before all were
safely landed, thoroughly drenched.
The young ladies are to be highly COM
mended for their courage during this
trying incident, there not being a MUIR
muir heard from any of them. They
presented an amusing spectacle as they
marched up Oak avenue in the rain to
their hotel. The party consisted of
Misses Fox, Ayres, Kathryn M'Guckin,
M. M'Guckin, Lunn, Lyle, Haggarty,
MessIs. Fox, Lee, Wright and Barrett.
The seventh annual Fair of the Cape
May County Fair Association will be
held at Court House, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Sept. 10, IA and Is.
Among the numerous guests at the
Latimer last week was Lieutenant
f. p. Goddard, of Philadelphia.
ForSale or Rent.-A Groom cottage in
Wildwood finished in natural wood.
Woodbury. Mill and Lumber company,
Woodbury., n. j.. Price right. At
DIR. Sunshine's entertainment, con-
sisting of the best musicians, singers
and r~eciters from the hotels and Gotta
ges of Wildwood and Holly Beach, will
be held in the Wildwood Casino next
Thursday, the 18th inst, at s p. m.
Misses Annie and Bertha Meadows,
two charming young ladies from Phil
adelphia, are visiting Frank Devlin
and wife on Oak avenue for the month
of August. They are having a delight
full time, and agree with all who have
seen the Devlin homestead, that the
surroundings are charming.
Miss Alice Harris, a talented musi-
clan and very popular young Philadel-
phia lady, is a Latimer guest.
Lost.-Between Edgeton Inn and the
beach, a gold ring with single pearl set
ting. Finder will please leave same
with proprietor of the Inn and receive
suitable reward.
e. j. Hall. a monument PHILADELPHIA