, 1904-08-03
GAY, LAUGHING,
JOYOUS WILDWOOD
The Moving Throng Viewed and
Reviewed
The Weeks Record OF What IS
GoiuU On About Town. Notes
About WildwOOd'S Guests
and Residents

and Residents
The founders of Wildwood during
the rast week have completed a hand
some new office on the beach front at
the foot of Wildwood avenue, where
business for the Wildwt cd Beach I'm
provement Company will in future be
transacted. Other improvements per-
fected by Baker brothers include
several pretty pagodas along the board
walk, where visitors can rest in the
shade and enjoy the cool ocean breezes.
Another decided Improvement is the
grand stand this, too, erected by Baker
Brus.), where, during the remainder of
the season, the Millville Band will dis
course music every Saturday evening
and Sunday, in front of the Wildwood
Casino. A new flag pole has been
placed at the band stand, and several
along the board walk, where old glory
will wave to the breeze. These i'm
provements are pleasing to every visitor
and are an evidence that the founders
of this pretty seaside resort are ever on
the alert 10 add TO Wildwood's numer-
Gus charms.
Miss Anna Smith and Miss Kate
Smith, two pretty Philadelphia girls and
talented vOcalists, are the life and light
of the Oaklyn, and guests are nightly
charmed by their sweet singing.
DIR. and Mrs. b. +. Hawley, of Phil
adelphia, have been guests of Thomas
Martindale and family on Pine avenue
this week. DIR. Hawley is "a relative of
United States Senator Hawley, of Con-
necticut.
The great chiefs of the Degree of Po-
cohontas, |. .. r.. NJ, will pay an Of
fetal visit to local Council, Nakomis.
No. 81, next Monday night. Refresh
ments will be served and a royal re-
ception rendered the visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Haverly and
daughter, of Pitlsburg, are occupying
handsome quarters at the Hotel Day
ton for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. b. Cannon, w. s.
w. w. Kennel, of Philadelphia. are
spending a ten day visit at the Seaside.
A jolly party of charming Chester.
Pa, girls at the Oaklyn include Mary
Pearson, Nina N. Woodman, Marion
Is. Shanafelt and Mamie ID. Langdon.
Quaker City guests at this hotel are Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Gamble, Mrs. A.
5. Riggs, Dewitt &. Smith and e. A.
Lyons.
AT many seashore places cistern wa
ter is still used for domestic use. Our
artesian wells furnish an abundant sup
ply OF the purest water for household
use and fire protection. Baker Bros. +
Mrs. Aaron Hart, of Trenton, is en-
loying a foItnight's visit at the Oaklyn.
Mrs. Hart is the wife of a prominent
business man of the state Capital.
Jules Klain, the handsome Western
representative of Carl f. Lauber's Phil
adelphia concern, is a guest of w. G..
Bergen, at the cottage of the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HI. Rice and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Faunce, w. G..
Noll, w. X. Sniffen, ID. l.. Davis and
G. E. Stille, of Philadelphia. are pleas
antly located at the Dayton.
e. w. Hunt, of the well-known dec
oratiye concern of Hunt, Wilkinson &
Co, Philadelphia, is enjoying a several
days visit at a leading hotel.
Mrs. j. b. Kitzelman, of this place
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Emma
King, in Germantown, during the
week.
MI. and Mrs. Charles F. Hallowell.
Harry r. Hallowell, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles f. Walter, Miss May Weldon
Mr.. and Mrs. William Boyles, of Phil
adelphia; M. A. Stewart, d. w. Stewart
and u. A. Evan, of Camden, registered
at the Ruric last Sunday.
Hugh Price, a Seventeenth district
policeman, his wife and family, and w.
&. Mitchell, of e Postal Telegraph
Company's main office, are spending
their vacations at the Thelma.
Miss Mamie Dunn and Frank Wolf
ington, of Philadelphia are the guests
for ten days of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Mcguire, in the cottage of the latter on
Oak avenue.
Mrs. Ada Nicholson, of New York,
has been enjoying a ten days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Wright, in a
Cedar avenue cottage.
The county bridge and turnpike to
the mainland brings to our doors at
lowest possible cost an abundance of
fresh milk, fruits and vegetables, which
will be a great advantage
Benjamin E. Buchanan, who. with
his wife and two interesting children.
has been spending the month of July
at Edgeton Inn, returned to his Phila-
delphia home Monday. MI. Buchan-
an regretted exceedingly that business
called him away so early in the season,
and in future he will be a regular over
Sunday visitor. He was given a royal
send OIL by the guests who wished the
family bon voyage.