, 1905-08-16
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

VI lDe SlDRluR lIley uau ldheNl part III
would dwell with them for many aud
many n year.
Mr.. Martindale also stated that
Wildwood first introduced the practice
of casting flowers upon The broad waters
of the ocean on Memorial Day in mem
DRY of officers and sailors in the United
war, and Wildwood was again first
and SO far the only place in the known
world, as far as he could learn, where
Sunday night singing by the multi
tudes on the boardwalk, accompanied
by a brass band, is INDUCED in any
other community. ''There is nothing
like it in England, - he concluded.
Charles F. Mcclure, the Ridge ave-
nue., Philadelphia, dry goods merchant,
WHO secured Two choice corner lots in
the Baker Bros. sale last week west of
Park avenue, has plans out for n cot
taee 10 be erected at once at the corner
of Par and Maple avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Brennan
entertained at their handsome cottage
during the week Horace NJ. Rumsey,
Esq, and Harris Nelson Street, Esq,
two prominent members of the Phila-
delphia bar, and are now entertaining
Miss Marguerite Magee, n young belle
of Tioga.
For Salr.-One or two lots on Maple
avenue, lots 8 and 10. block 40. Apply
to J. b. Haines, 1912 Real Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia.
Mrs. E. Irwin It'll. of Tioga, has
been quite conspicuous this summer
by her handsome gowns and royal en-
tertaining. At present she is missed
on the boardwalk, as she is touring
along the Jersey coast, stopping at
Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City,
Stone Harbor, Atlantic City and other
places. Mrs. fill is accompanied by
her charming sister-in-law, who is an
accomplished musician and much
sought after in Wildwood society.
DIR. b. f. Hawley and wife, of 340S
Spring Garden street, Philadelphia, are
guests of Thomas Martindale.
Mrs. Thomas d. HARRISON, of the
Beecher cottage, is entertaining a house
party, including the Misses Anna and
Jenny Harper, OF Atlantic City, and
Eleanor and Laura Marsden, of Phil
adelphia.
Curtis T. Baker, of the Camden law
firm of Baker IL Harris, will be at their
boardwalk office, Wildwood, every day
but Tuesdays and Fridays during the
season. \
Among those registering at Willard
Hall during the past week were Mr..
and Mrs. j. HURT. Mr.. Hurst is we'll
known among the laundry mel of
Philadelphia and vicinity. This was
Mr.. Hurst's first visit to Wildwood and
he was delightfully."- surprised by the
beauties of this seaside resort. Other
quests We're Chas. f. Thompson,
wife ana daughter, Ella A. Tippin,
Martha e. Kenworthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry S. Townsend, Frank Townsend,
Mary c. Townsend, Anna G. Some
born, Jacob w. Dowler, Harry A.
Dawson, VIM. l.. Saunders, f. IL.
Gauer, Geo. r. Murphy, of Philadel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ingram and
son Howard, VIM. c. Hughes, Will
mington, Del. NJ. u. Kelley, Ottawa,
Ohio; Mrs. Edward Francis and
daughter Edna, Mrs. Chas. Austin and
daughter, Camden.
Miss Carrie Astle, a Quaker City
belle, is enjoying a fortnight's sejourn
mt IA leading hotel. Miss Astle's West
Chester friends will he glad to hear
that she is one of the most successful
girls who go grabbing and fishing. She
delights in bathing on Wildwood's
splendid beach and wear a most at
t~ractive costume of brown mohair,
trimmed with white and with the
American Eagle.
William j. O'Connor, John Meden-
bach and George w. Fisher, three pro-
minent Philadelphians, were among
the boardwalk throng last Sunday.
William J. Deegan, Miss Bessie T..
Ryan and Miss Alice Daley, form a
pleasant party of Philadelphians at a
leading hotel.
William H. Price and family, of