, 1904-08-10
Wildwood Budget
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the Oaklyn.
Embroidery silk and other material
for fancy work at Mech d Co.'S.
Baker Brothers, the founders of Wild
wood, have built a coInmodlous ONE
at the board walk at It's junction witt
Wildwood avenue. Everybody o
go there and get the souvenir booklet
and descriptive literature they ar
giving out.
The ever popular Dayton is enter
tanning Mrs. George 2. Lindsey, o
Plymouth, who is down for a lengthy
stay; Mr.. and Mrs. Wolston Brown
of Philadelphia, who are occupying
handsome apartments; thomas Har
ris and family and VIM. II. bowel
and family, for the month of August
A. Dalton MacDade, a member OF tht
Chester county bar, and his family.
and Magistrate Fred M. Wagner and
family, of Philadelphia.
Wildwood has good railroad service
throughout the year.. During the sum
mer season it has the best train service
the Pennsylvania Railroad is able to
give, which the travelling public knows
is excellent.
The Seaside is full of guests. In the
gay throng there are Miss Sadie Whar-
ton, Miss Mabel Bowers, Mrs. M. AFT
slot, J. Smith Rapier, Frank Il. Bren-
ner, William III. Stratton and family,
A. p. Kravin and wife, all of Philadel-
phia; Harry p. McMilligan, Mrs. l.. P.
McMilligan, Miss Leah G. Moser, of
Chester; Mrs. H. S. Cooke and Miss N.
e. Cooke, of Bethlehem.
The following pleasure seekers are at
the Aberdeen: Miss Grace ID. Hall, of
Brooklyn; Joseph Tomlinson, of Jack
sonville, ILL.,; Mrs. Emma J. Tomlin-
son, of Bridgeton, N. j.; Mrs. W. IL.
Waddington and two children, of Ced-
a~rville; Mrs. j. V. Graybill and son, of
Philadelphia; Miss Marie l.. Smith and
Miss Marion b. Oster, of West Phila-
delphia; Mrs. w. b. Cooke, of Ridley
Park, Pa; w. d. Moore and mother,
of Cedarville, N. j.
The trolley road to the fishing
grounds and for excursion parties on
the island is an attraction that is greatly
appreciated and has a marked
effect On the price of property. Baker
Bros.
Among the two hundred sojourners
by the sea at the Bartram are Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward e. Pyle, of S~warthmore,
Pa; Clement Remington, of Haddon-
field, n. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
West, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Mac
Cain and family, and the Misses Anna,
Lottie and Katharine e. Kuhn, of
Philadelphia.
r. w. Ryan has secured the agency
on Five Mile Beach for the sale of the
famous w. H. Douglass shoes and will
soon have a full line of these goods at
the Wildwood Bazaar.
The Lyndhurst is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. e. S. Hale and the Misses NJ.
and *. Pfister, of Philadelphia; Mrs.
Ralph j. Lawrence, who is chaperon-
ing a party of eleven from M~anayunk;
Newton Hodge and a party of six
young men, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hoover and a party of eight, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. j. Wagner, Mrs. f. V. Slaugh-
ter, all of Philadelphia and Mrs. J. r.
Richards and son, of Olney. AL are
having a royal good time inhaling the
ozone from the sea and the cedars.
Wm. G. Hand, d. ID. S., dentist, of
Court House, will be at Cohen Bros.
drug store Oh Tuesdays and FRIDAYS of
each week. X
Sol. Malsberger, a clerk in the Court
of Quarter Sessions, Philadelphia.
room 676, accompanied by his family,
is paying his first visit to Wildwood.
He is charmed with the place and
thinks it a second Atlantic City. Mrs.
Malsberger is likewise delighted and
will in future summers enjoy cottage
life here.
Chester and Moore, two sister towns
IN Pennsylvania, have sem a bunch of
jolly girls to the Oaklyn, and each n
is making the most of a two weeks
soJourn. The party includes Misses
Mary J. Nelson, Helen c.. Diamond.
Jessie Il. Heneks, Florence E. Berry
and Elizabeth Trainor. Other guests
registered at this hotel are Miss Sara
Z. Jeffers and Miss Nan McArdle. of
Philadelphia; Miss Lottie Bachmeyer
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Marcel, of
Pelham, Pa.
Dr. Watson Martindale, of Camden,
mas beer visiting his father, Thomas
Martindale, on Pine avenue. Other
guests there have been Henry Wick
nam, of Devon, Pa; William Yates, OF
London, Canada, and H. f. Horner, OF
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Samuel Stetzer, her daughter
Marie and son George, of Fernwood,
Delaware County, Pa; Miss Emma
Hof1ner, of Lansdowne, and Miss l..
H1nkle, of Fernwood, are stopping al
the Atlantic cottage.
A jolly party of guests at the Oaklyn
include the Misses Tessa Wright, Grace
McGrath. Sue Shilling. Thomas