, 1904-09-07
HOLLY BEACH

University f1elSntS, new 1Ork Clly.
Mrs. Anna Valentine, who has peer
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank P.
Downs, has returned to her home in
Millville.
The street committees attention is
urgently called to the many holes and
bad places in the pavement ON Pacific
avenue, especially on the block upon
which the borough hall is located.
These could be temporarily repaired by
filling in with gravel at a trivial cost.
Much is being done by the borough
authorities to beautify the place, but
this condition of the avenue has been
overlooked.
We offei choice cottage, hotel and
business locations for sale at moderate
prices. Baker Bros, Wildwood; or
I'll Drexel Bldg, Philadelphia. n
There has been for many years a So
cial cottage element in Holly Beach
which enjoys all kinds of mutual en-
t%ertainment at the different homes.
One of these on Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 2, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Taylor in the form of a progressive
euchre, was especially enjoyable. 1t
vas given in honor of the arrival of
Mrs. Taylor's family, consisting of her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbst, her sisters, Mrs. Campbell and
Mrs. Rider. and her two daughters.
The house was beautifully decorated
with wild flowers and Chinese lanterns.
After a number of games were played
the prizes were won by Mrs. John H.
Judge, Mrs. Major Stivers, Miss Kate
Lurch, George n. Smith and Mr..
Crewe. Refreshments were served at
small tables. All joined in wishing a
happy reunion of the friends present
and an early return neXt summer.
Among those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. David Herbst, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
g. Campbell, of Sewickley, Pa; Mrs.
Percy Rider and her two daughters, OF
Rico, Colorado; Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Judge, Mr.. and Mrs. Canon, Mrs. M
j. Billing, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Mr.
and Mrs. George N. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan j. Goldsmith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Major Stivers
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Downs, Mrs
Bower, Mrs. Donnell. Miss Lurch
Victor Judge Stocked, Mr.. Crewe, Mr.
HARDWOOD, Mrs. Valentine.
The authorities who control the bridge
road to the mainland should cOnstruc
places along the roadway on the mead
ows to enable carriages to turn.
A. Mandel, Jr., of Philadelphia, has
secured the machine shop on Hand
avenue lately conducted by e. B
Thorne and will continue his business
there. Mr.. Thorne gave up the shop
on account of i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bryan, o
Baltimore, Nd, have been spending {
delightful time here as guests of Mrs
Mary j. Riley, at her Spencer avenue
cottage. Several days were spent il
Atlantic City.
The Misses Devona and GlodeaI
Craig, of Philadelphia, gave a Dime
at their home in Holly Beach on Sat
urday last in honor OF their friend Mis-
Edna X. Smith, of Philadelphia, wht
is spending a short vacation visit will
them. Misses Eta and Bessie Lennie
and Miss Anna Motherwill, all Phila
delphians, were also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordner, of Camden
were among the Barker House guests
the past week. Other guests were Mrs
Josephine Ebert and Miss Viola Win.
tiers, of Camden, and II. G. Sidley, O
Philadelphia.
An agreeable party made up ofChas
Williams, r. r. Williams, Jr., j. b,
Williams, r. h. Williams and wife,
Mrs. Lafolette. Miss G. Riel, Miss
Murray and VIM. Murphy were guests
of the st. Charles Hotel oyer Labor
Day.
Have you a little money to invest!
| have a few desirable lots for sale on
instalment plan. Not premium lots
but take your choice before you buy.
E. Yenney, Holly Beach. 2t
A. Atwood Grant, a well known
Riverton contractor and builder, with
his wife is spending some time at this
resort as guests of the Beachwood.
Miss Anna l. Deck, a Reading belle,
is spending a delightful September
vacation at the BeachWood.
JOS. c.. Squibb, a Philadelphia barber,
has peer spending several days of rest
full vacation at the Beachwood. This
is Mr.. Squibb's first visit to the shore
but will undoubtedly be the forerun-
ner of many more so delighted is he
with the shore. He took his first dip
with "Old Neptune" OF Tuesday.
Among the guests of the Centre
House the past week w been %: u.
Dougherty, &. NJ. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. North, John 1onkel, wife ana
children; Ida G. Mosler, f. w. Crewe,
Thos. Pritty, VIM. Rosengarten and
family. VIM. w. C~leeton, and wife,
VIM. H. Till, Geo. f. Hits, Mary l..
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Harris, Jack Tuttle,
Frank II. Pferson, Geo. Barton, all OF
Philadelphia; Geo. White and wife, OF
Tacony; William Knisell, of Camden
and b. d. Collins, of Millville.
MaBelle Selby and Marie Selby, of
Camden spent a very pleasant Sunday
with friends aft the Beach-WOod.