, 1905-09-06
NORTH WILDWOOD
SEPTEMBER CHAT
PROSPECTS OF ANOTHER HOTEL
An Enjoyable Music Recital at
Hotel OttenS Last Sunday
Evening. Quite a Number
of Guests at the Hotel
and Other Items

Several prominent Atlantic City mer-
chants who came on the excursion last
Thursday have made purchases of OF
tens, syndicate contracts and an option
has been given on an ocean front piece
of ground, adjoining Hotel Ottens, for
the erection of another hotel.
An artistic and unusually satisfac-
tory recital was given at the Hotel
Ottens on Sunday evening by Miss
Julia u. Robinson, soprano, st. Charles
Borromeo and Philomela Ladies' Quar-
tette, Philadelphia, assisted by MI.
Goldsmith, tenor and vocal instructor
of New York, and Professor thinner
man with his hotel orchestra. The
program included: Repentance, Goun-
cd; S%pringtide, Becker; Ave Maria,
Goun,d; Sc Savan Rose, Arditi; Be-
cause, D'Hardelot, and as a final num-
Der The Last Rose of Summer. Miss
Robinson's voice, temperament and
Interpretation, augmented by perfect
ease and n%aturalness in her method,
warrant her standing in Philadelphia
musical circles. She is a pupil of
Frederic Pealse. The following guests
were entertained by the hotel manage
ment after the recital, under the genial
hospitality of Manager Fritz Freyberg:
DIR. and Mrs. Fleming, Thomas Mar
k;,I.Ia I Itrasv ShfaIdc Misc Nj Me-
Nally, Mrs. Harry Ottens, DIR. and Mrs.
Sidetotham, Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Judge, Victor Stocked,
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith, New York;
Mrs. Munhall, Mrs. earns, Pittsburg;
Miss Alice Nagle, Marietta, Pa; Mr..
Maggie, Hampstead, Long Island; Mes
srs. NJ. and w. McClafferty, Pittsburg;
Mrs. Voorhees,, Camden; Mrs. An
drews, Haddonfieid.
Some of the arrivals at the Hotel
Ottens the past week were Mr.. and Mrs.
James McCaulley, Miss Ella McCaul-
ley, Miss Bess McCaulley, Mrs. j. H.
Clarke and daughter Bessie, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Betz, Miss E. w. Stewart,
Miss Kesson, Nh. and Mrs. l.. M. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Johnson, Miss
Julia u. Robinson, J. w. b. Lineman,
Philadelphia; Mrs. f. r. Shoemaker,
Chicago; II. A. Weigh, Germantown;
Miss Hutchinson, Miss Fairlamb, Cam
den; Ferd Sommers, a prominent CT
gar manufacturer of QuakertowD, Pa,
with his wife. Messrs. L. q. O'Brien
and Chester b. Fulmer, of New York,
mnched at the hotel last Thursday.
The JOURNAL subscription list is
steadily increasing. A hint to adver-
tisers. S1.00 per year.
Prizes were awarded to the following
persons at the usual Friday night eu-
ehre last week: Mesdames Palmer,
Lowell, Keene, Thompson; Messrs.
Hegeman, McCurdy, Charles Beck,
Mrs. Duncan.
A we'll known Philadelphia livery
man is having plans drawn for a livery
stable and automobile station, to be
located on Speedway and 18th street.
Mrs. II. l.. Holbrook is entertaining
her friend, Miss Jennie Holbrook, of
Palmyra.
Rev. William A. Mclaughlin, rector
of st. Stephens church, north Broao
street, Philadelphia, and Rev. Joseph
A. Strahan, rector of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, Jenkintown,
Pa, were the guests during the week
of Cottager William f. Brennan.
Frank Larkin, foreman for Contrac-
tor Smith, will build a cottage on 18th
street, neal the Ottens canal, this fall.
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