, 1906-06-13
HOLLY BEACH BUDGET
Continued

The new Dorsey Hotel, on Mont
gomery avenue is receiving the finish
ing touches preparatory to an elaborate
opening on saturday, June 10th, when
an excursion of Philadelphians will
be the guests of the day. The hotel
which was designed by Architect Van
Horn contains about 40 rooms includ-
ing a model kitchen and handsome
dining hall. The woodwork through
out the building is finished in a Flem-
ish brown stain with furnishings to
correspond, making a most pleasing
appearance. The Dorsey is a modern
hotel and Holly Beach can well be
proud of it.
Among the guests of the Beachwood
the past week have been John Folsz,
Morris Altman, lsadore Altman, Ella
q. Eastwood, Emily l.. Shimp, Sam'l.
Palmer, j. Achman, ID. j. Woods,
Louis Wright, Jos. Ungerbuchler, of
Philadelphia.
VIM. A. Chalkley, mining engineer
and mine owner, of OaXaca, Mexico,
was an over Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl A. Haswin.
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Mrs. H. Hanley Parker and mother,
Mrs. Smith, and Master Dick Parker,
are established for the summer at their
pretty bungalo on Leaning avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smethurst, with
their three lovely children, are occupy
ing the Starr cottage, corner Leaning
and Pacific avenues, this summer.
MIR. $. is the leading member of the
firm of Smethurst Il Allen, Philadel-
phia electrical engineers.
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A social gathering in honor of Rev.
w. l.. King, pastor of the Holly wood
Nj. r. church, was rendered at the
home of b. G. Ingersoll on Maple ave
nue., Wildwood, Tuesday evening.
About fifty members of the congrega-
ton were present and the evening
proved to be a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. VIM. j. Starr, of Eau Claire,
Wis, with her two daughters, Miss
Ruth and Miss Rosamond Starr, are
guests of Mrs. Haswin at the Hollies.
Buy your lumber of Diamond & Coz
DIR. Robt. S. Maison, of Chester, Pa,
treasurer ofthe Wild wood Crest Amuse-
ihClb w., 10 NJ llC ClCSt iiOtCi
where he will be located throughout
the summer.
Fish story, copyrighted, 10 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Wallace, of
Millville, were guests of the Centre
House this week. Other guests were
Jas. E. Hewitt, Mrs. ID. w. Garrigues,
VIM. H. Garrigues, Stocton w. Garri-
CUES, of Camden; Geo. X. Krides, Jean
Stroh, Berwyn, Pa; II. Adams, Bridge
ton; G. f. Thompson and wife, j.
Donahue and wife, Jennie Donahue, Of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frings and Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Frings, of Philadelphia,
snent over Sunday at this resort.
Mr.. Fringes are manufacturers of the
well known "3 Brothers. cigar.
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The Ladies' Aid Sc, iety of the Holly
Beach Presbyterian church will hold
an ice cream social in the borough hail
on Saturday evening June, Is, 1906, tor
the benefit of the church. Tickets, 10
cents, including ice cream and cake.
Come and see the latest novelty at
Wonfor's photo gallery, New Ocean
Pier. Ping pong photos, % for Soc
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The Misses Hart, of Philadelphia,
have taken possession of their Rio
Grande cottage for the summer season.
| have for rent a few more furnished
cottages, well located, also boarding
house with ocean front. Apply to E.
YenneY. Real Estate. 1873 Burk enu
Holly Beach, n. j.
G. Vernon Sparks, a Philadelphia
fish merchant who has spent several
summers here, was down On Sunday.
The Sunday schools of DR.. S%pooner's
Presbyterian church at Cape May pic
niced here last Wednesday.
A Cory Ten Table.