, 1904-07-13
The ACTIVITY OVER
In HOLLY BEACH
Items of Interest Gathered From
Different Sources
Evening Trips to SeweII's Point and
Cape May ON Launches are
Very Popular

July, as will also Miss Harriet MAY
Mills, of Syracuse, N. Y. They will
hold a meeting in the parlor of the
Lansdowne at eight o'clock, to which
the ladies of Five Mile Beach are invi-
ted, to organize an association. Mrs.
Sexton is the daughter of A. G.. Ora
ham, the shorthand inventor of Orange,
N. j..
DIR. J. G. Stirk, who has just returned
from Berlin. has been staying with his
friends, the Misses Hart.
Miss Edna Barnett spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
Rev. David H. King, of Vineland.
is . entertaining Mayor Conwell. of
Vineland, at his cottage here. They
made the JOURNAL a pleasant visit on
Tuesday of this week. This is the first
visit the mayor has made to Five Mile
Beach since 1896. The wonderful
transformation in the island during
this lapse of time is an agreeable sur
prise to him and his unstinted admira-
ton for our thriving resort is pleasing
to hear.
Jacob Lawser, of West Girard ave-
nue., Philadelphia, and his family, are
pleasantly located for the season in a
Rio Grande avenue cottage.
Little Joy Bright, the six-year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Harry
Bright, is quite an elocutionist for one
so young in years. She recites Little
Boy Blue" in an admirable manner
William r. Pinker's Elmira Hotel
has been greatly improved in appear
ance by the new additions and new
coats of paint, and Proprietor Pinker is
entertaining his quota of guests
regularly.
e. B. Wiley & CO., of Pottstown, are
pleasantly quartered in their Burke
avenue cottage.
Ex-Councilman f. A. Winslow and
family and Benjamin Leech and
family, of Vineland, are enjoying two
weeks of tent life on the beach.
Miss Ella Stout, of Shamokin, is
summering here as the guest OF Mrs.
w. III. Bright.
Councilman Edward S. Culver, has
purchased three lots on Garfield ave-
nue., upon which he purposes erecting
cosy summer cottages.
Frederick w. Bauer, of the law firm
of Simpson d Brown, Philadelphia,
and his family, are occupying a pretty
cottage on Rio Grande avenue.
Yachting parties to Sewell's Point
and Cape May City are becoming quite
a fad these warm July evenings.
Miss Frances Lisle, of Philadelphia,
recently registered at the Beachwood.
Many of the friends of H. P. Sum-
mers called at the Oaklyn on Sunday
and inspected the newly enlarged
hotel, now containing AZ bed rooms.
A special car attached to the excursion
train from Philadelphia was made
quate to hold Mr.. Summers and his
party.
H. w. Search and family, of Phila-
delphia, are enjoying a week of plea
sure and recreation at this resort as
guests of the Centre House.
q. w. Hughes and wife, of Philadel-
phia, were recent guests of the Centre
House.
cHeci IldrlLuau, eA-SneTlu, Vi
Philadelphia, with his wife and
family are delightfully."- located at the
Beachwood, enjoying a seashore va
cation.
Mrs. VIM. T. Ryan and child, of
Philadelphia, are s~ojourning at this
resort.
VIM. HI. Landon and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are spending a delightful va
cation at this resort, stopping at the
Barker House.
Mrs. Helen and daughter, of Cam
den, are pleasantly located at the Bar
ker House for a ~sojourn here.
Harry Mitchell and wife, of Phila-
delphia, have registered at the st.
Charles Hotel and will enjoy a vaca-
ton by the shore.
w. A. Gilbert, of Philadelphia, is a
guest of the st. Charles Hotel.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Myers, of Cam
den, were recent guests of the Barker
House.
William 9. Coles, treasurer of the
Five Mile Beach Lumber company,
was in town last week looking:after the
interests of the company.
Among those who registered AT the
Hanover the past week were Geo.
Pfeifer, Albert Samler, Earnest Frank.
Chas. Kettertimus, Mrs. J. Loew,
Regina Loew, MI. Eckurdt, and Frank
Eckurdt, all of Philadelphia.