, 1905-08-02

KOOp, OF OlOucester, N. j FREDERICK
Autermuth, of Palmyra; Mrs. Charles
Klauder aud Lawrence Klauder, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. H. L. Andrews
and Miss Ruth Andrews, of Pittsburg,
Pa, are among the gay throng at
the Seacrest.
l.. H. Newberrv and family, ofPhila-
delphia, are at the Lyndhurst.
DR.. J. Richard Shannon and DR.. A.
j. McNelis, two prominent young
Philadelphia physicians; g. Washing
ton Gibbons, a North Tenth street
printer and publisher; r. M. Fitzgerald,
a well known instalment dealer, and
John w. Mccall, a leading merchant,
Phyrography-Wanted, a girl to do
photography. Carl Oldach, New
Ocean Pier.
were in Wildwood this week enjoying
the beauties of the place. They were
accompanied on n fishing trip to-day
by Boniface Adams, of the Ruric, and
Harry l.. Sparklin, a wide-awake real
estate man, and enjoyed the sport i'm
mensely.
For Sale-Two choice lots on Poplar
avenue near new pier. Also cottage cor
ner Atlantic and Pine avenues. H. S.
Fulmer, 1927 Columbia Ave, Phila. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthor Page, of
Brooklyn, are enjoying an extended
visit at the Dayton.
Miss Marion Langdon, ofSheepshead
Bay, Long Island; Misses Ethel M.
and Edna Pape, of Cincinnati, Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Frank. OF Brooklyn,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kogel,
Mrs. II. Affredt, Harry M. Smith and
John Quinn, OF Philadelphia, are
among the many guests at the Seaside.
Salads and sea foods, accompanied
by Iimmerman's orchestra, at the
Hotel Ottens cafe. Rightup the board
walk II short distance.
Thomas Bruder, a prominent Arch
street merchant in Philadelphia. ac-
companied by his estimable wife and
six handsome boys, is summering at
the Aldine. The younger Bruders in
clude Arthur, Harry, Thomas, Herbert,
Edgar and Bertram.
Elmer Isitt, a Philadelphia Journal
ist, is spending the month of August at
the Dayton.
Hotel Ottens cafe now open. Sea
foods and salads of all kinds.
Peter Vansant, a retired business
man, of Newark, n. j.; Schenck Van
SAINT, his son, and the latter's accom-
plished wife and pretty daughter, Miss
Mabel, are enjoying life at the Oaklyn.
J. G. Luper, a Filbert street wall
paper manufacturer, his beautiful wife
and interesting baby boy, are domicil-
ed at the Aldine. The youngster il a
new arrival of which Mr.. and Mrs.
Luger are justly proud.
For Sale or Rent-Newly furnished
new cottage, nine rooms, Magnolia
venue opposite school house. John
A. Ackley, a%uctioneer; Office, Reeves
building. \
Misses Alice Roosevelt Seifert, Leah
Deter and Fannie Albright, are three
attractive Allentown girls visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Elmer Hansell, at
the cottage of the latter.
b. Bosch, representing the American
La France Fire Engine Company, of
Elmira, New York, registered at the
Seacrest yesterday.
Furnished rooms to rent by the day
or week. No cooking. Emmet cottage
Park and Cedar avenues. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frank, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Dean and daughter, Mrs. A.
Walton and daughter, Miss Lille p.
Walton, Norman NJ. Morris, Richard
S. Wedges, Mrs. j. B. Settle, Miss A. S.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradley,
of Philadelphia, are occupying
quarters at the Aldine.
Sea foods and salads a speciality at
the Hotel Ottens cafe. /
Rev. John f. Nicholas, a Presbyte-
rian divine of Freeland, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Wainwright, of Davis, Nj;
Miss Anna Hoover and Miss r.. Y.
Luther, of Pottsville, Pa, registered at
the Dayton yesterday.
Charles b. Smith, Sunday editor of
the Philadelphia North American, ac-
companied by his wife, is enjoying a
restful visit at the Dayton.
Hotel Otrens cafe now open. Sea
foods and salads of all kinds. \