, 1905-08-23
WILDWOOD BUDGET
(Continued)

dIlu tIlC11 bWO InbCICotlDS
Mary and George, have returned home
after a delightful s%ojourn at the Day
ton. Mr.. McManus is a member OF a
big firm of railroad contractors and
the inventor of the ''endless train or
conveyancer" with which he expects
to revolutionize the construction of
railroads.
The entertainment and musicale
held at Edgeton Inn on Tuesday eve
ming of last week war a grand success
and $54 were Melted for st. Simeon's
p. E. church, through the efforts of
Mrs. J. Albert Harris and a corps of
other able assistants.
Jacob Glare, of Philadelphia, accom-
panied by his estimable wife, finds
life pleasant at the Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. C. Fletcher, of
Washington, ID. C., are occupying
apartments at the Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
their charming daughter, Miss Nellie
G. Williams, of Philadelphia, enjoyed
a brief stay at the Sheldon during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thorpe, of
Philadelphia, will spend the remain
der of the season at the Sheldon.
Door screens, window screens and
screen cloth at Wildwood Bazaar. n
Three West Philadelphia bellies, who
enjoy the superb bathing from Wild
woods splendid beach, are Miss AIDE
line Gray, Miss Minnie Myers and
Miss Tillie Myers. They are envied
by many in their attractive suits of
black silk with white sailor collars.
The ladies are being entertained by
Mrs. Elmer e. Hansell at the cottage
of the latter on Wildwood avenue.
Charles A. Bonnell, Esq, who is To-
Gated in Lawyer Huffman's Office at
Cape May Court House, was a Sunday
visitor. Mr.. Bonnell is attorney for
the national bank now organizing at
the county seat, and has been admit
ted to practice in New York as well
as in this state. He also practices in
the U. S. courts.
F. NJ. Wilson, of Parkelsburg, West
Virginia; Miss Margaret Hoffman,
Philadelphia; Miss Mary p. Ferry and
Edgar ID. Coleman, Trenton; Misses
Miriam and Margaret Harris, Camden;
Miss Blanche E. Wilson, West Col
lingswood; Miss Anna O'Hara, Miss
Florence Neiler and Miss Margaret
Zoll, of Philadelphia, are enjoying life
at the Oaklyn.
The Bartram is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Baker, of West Philadel-
ton, ID. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carney
Brown, Wissahickon, and Fred. E.
Cleaves and family, Camden.
Lost.-On the road from Holly Beach
to Anglesea, either on trolley route or
Pacific avenue, a pocket-book, contain
ing sum of money, railroad ticket and
business cards. Liberal reward if re-
turned to Hotel AItna. \
Miss Alice ID. Martenis, a public
school teacher of Asbury, Warren
county, concluded a fortnight's stay at
Severn Hall last Monday when she
left for Goldsboro, Md, to visit a cousin.
Miss MARTENS has been a visitor to
wildwood for the past ten years and is
much interested and pleased TO note
the steady progress of the place.
AT the Wissahickon on Pine avenue
there have been the following guests:
E. Barker and family, of Germantown;
Mr.. and Mrs. McNichols, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raughley, of Camden; Mr.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman, Frankfort; Mr.. Freeman
and family, Miss Roe and nephew, Mr..
and Mrs. Schmeltz, of Philadelphia.
d. H. Lowell, superintendent of the
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad,
was among the gay throng who wit
messed the parade last Thursday.
John A. Corcoran, a prominent
young man in Philadelphia politics
and formerly Superintendent of Postal
Station j. has been spending his va
cation here,
William Dennison, a civil engineer
of Camden, accompanied by his wife,
is at the Dayton. Jenkintown, Pa, is
also represented here by MIR. and Mrs.