, 1904-08-10

E. b. Andrews and son, of Camden,
snpnt several DAYS of last week at this
resort as guests of the Barker House.
Do not imagine that the price of lots
in Wildwood today represents any
thing like what their value Will be III a
few years. We say this from observa-
ton of other successful seaside resorts
Baker Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Hayes, haillng
from Alexandria, Va, are quartered at
the Centre House for an indefinite stay.
VIM. F. Roach and family, of Phila-
delphia, are spending the month OF
August at the st. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grad and family, OF
Philadelphia, are summering at the
Centre House.
Where shall | go tonight? For a re-
view of the attractions of the week
examine the JOURNALS Amusement
Column.
Miss Helen f. Maharg, of Holly
Beach, gave a watermelon party on
Monday evening in honor of Miss Eliza
beth w. Lance of Philadelphia. The
guests were Misses Elizabeth w. Lance,
Anna Brenz, Inez Donaldson, Rather
ine Zarra. Messrs. Frank Zarra, Allen
McNally, William Donaldson, Louis
Zarra, Howard f. Maharg.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Harlzef, of German
town, are guests of the Centre House.
Chas. Cobb, exciseman of Camden, is
spending several days at the Barker
House.
H. w. Donaghy, a popular Philadel-
phian is spending two weeks at the st.
Charles.
The sound and drawbridge are draw
ing cards these mid summer days.
Large numbers of our visitors who are
interested in fishing and grabbing lind
this to be the most attractive spot on
the island. Boating parties are beco M
ing more numerous every day u the
supply of boats at the bridge is often
taxed to its utmost.
James f. Conner, and Miss Nellie M.
Conner, Of Camden, are s%ojourning at
the Barker House.
g. H. Hoppe and family .ofNew York,
are at the st. Charles for the month of
August. Mr.. Hoppe is connected with
Clafflln & Co., a wholesale dry goods
firm in New York City.
Miss Anna Sharp, of Williamstown,
came down last Friday to spend
August with her cousin, Miss Effie
Johnson.
Ajolly camping party on the beach
bono - oI,,Iae II nj IntaIincDn A mrod-
uate of the University Law School, of
Philadelphia, Grant Johnston, Frank
Johnston, Horace Linder and William
Young, of Wissahickon, and Charles
j. Mccarthy, of Germantown.
Mrs. T. Pigott, of Sharon Hill, Pa,
is among the Centre House guests for
the month of August.
Councilman David Bourse and wife,
and Louis Stiltz, an extensive Phila-
.elphia manufacturers; are spending
the month of August at the Colonial.
VIM. WINS, of the WINS Deity &
Magee Co., retail carpet dealers of Phila-
delphia, and wife accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Howard M. Craig and Miss
Florence Jones are spending their vac
ton at this resort as guests of the Centre
House.
Miss Mary Weldon, of Lansdowne,
Pa, is a guest for two weeks of Mrs.
w. II. Bright at Castlereagh. Miss
Annie Grosscup of Camden, is also
summering here.
At the Roosevelt on Rio Grande ave
nue. there have been entertained Mrs.
Hannah Lezenby, Mrs. Pauline Lee
enby, George Lezenby, Wallace Lee
enby, Camden; Mr.. Fitzpatrick and
Mr.. Madden, both of the Philadelphia
post Office.
Nelson P. Evans andfamily, of Phila-
delphia, have registered at the st.
Charles for the month of August. Mr..
Evans is associated with the well known
firm of Chamberlain q Evans Co.,
makers of mems fine silk cravats.
The Five Mile Beach Journal can al.
ways be found on sale at the news
stand, Wildwood Depot, and Crother's
General Store, Holly Beach.
Jack Felsburg, a genial Philadelphia
boy, is summering at the Philadelphia
Hotel and is always near the beach,
inhaling the ocean ozone.
Captain George N. Smith, of the
yacht Frances Smith, took a
party of Philadelphians out fishing on
Tuesday, and caught lis barrels of
hake, weak and blue fish and founders.
Several barrels were shipped to Phila-
delphia friends.
Horace j. Maloot and family, of
Philadelphia, returned to their home
on Monday after a two weeks visit here
as guests of the Lynhurst. Mr.. Maloot
is private secretary to DR.. Lee, of the