Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-22


Miss Mabel Mccormick and D. c. F.
Wilson, both of Atlanta, Ga, are re-
cent arrivals in this place.
Miss Lora Brooks, of Shirley, is on
an extended visit to her sister on Glen
wood avenue.
The last few days have been nnusu-
ally busy ones at the Seaside Hotel
With a house full of guests this popu-
lar house has been a scene of activity
during the entire week. Among the
many new arrivals we mention: Ed
ward w. Ford and family, of Phla-
delphia Edward Porter and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. II. n Muller, who are visit
ors at this hotel, spent Friday sight
seeing at CAPE May.
Among the guests at the Wissahick-
on on Pine avenue the past week have
been Miss Anna Barber, of German
town; Thomas Smith, of Baltimore;
H. Fromuth and family, A. d. Ham
ilton and family, Mrs. l.. Fox and
daughter, Mrs. C. Thron and daugh-
ters, Mr.. Adams, of Philadelphia
About twenty-five guests at the Ru-
ric, composing jolly theatre party,
attended Bakers one evening the last
of the week.
Mrs. George Belle and family, after a
three weeks sojourn in Wildwood, ),
have returned 10 their home in Myers
vile, Pa.
Carl LAUDER, Philadelphia wine
merchant, accompanied by his family,
have returned TO their home, after a
fortnight's visit at the seashore.
An immense crowd attended the
Scotch night celebration at the Ruric
last Thursday evening. Music was
discoursed by the house orchestra. All
had most enjoyable time.
Captains George f. Fish, of the auto
boat, Holy Terror and Bill Hexa-
mer, of the launch "Amy H., both of
the Ocean City Yacht club, were over
night guests at the Ruric Thursday.
Several young ladies, guests at the
Seaside Hotel, enjoyed a grabbing party
one evening last week Those taking
part in this popular sport were Misses
Reba Canon, Helen Maynes, Marion
Clayton and Margaret Skully.
a marshmallow roast, given by
young lady guests at the Seaside one
evening recently, was thoroughly en-
pyable affair.
A large number of guests have been
entertained at the Aetna the past week,
among whom were Elmer E. Craig
and son, Washington, ID. c.; Francis
X. Manville, George NJ. Morrow and
Charles II. Moore, all of Philadelphia;
Miss Anna E. Roche, Atlantic City;
Miss l.. McElhone, Gloucester, N. J
Miss A. e. Tucker, Germantown; Phil
ip Williams, Chester, Pa; Misses Mar
garet f. and Susan S. Wood, both of
Amber, Pa. Louis f. Hutchinson,
Alliance, o., and Miss Sue M. Blake,
of Chester, Pa.
Among the Severn Hall guests the
past week have been :. G. stephens,
Miss Alice G.. Hendler, Mrs. Florence
Hendler James, Margaret b. James,
Miss Bertha Howard, Miss Lottie
Howard, Miss Mamie Walker, c. E.
.,tratoh Il NJ SIoapar w Do,I ~,
bers, G. L. Stretch, Mr. and Mrs. X. f..
Benson, Edna Benson, Mrs. j. NJ.
MacBurney, Gertrude MacBurney,
Robert MacBurney, John F. James,
Hans Weniger, j G.. Pershing, j. H.
Grass, wife and daughter, l.. NJ. Kass-
man. G. f. Ref, A. LAUDER, NJ. Lau-
w. S. Smith, wife and children, VIM.
Cummings, Robert Noble, G. H.
Graves, Samuel J. Pugh, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Edward Daw, Miss Cecilia Daw,
Camden; II. S. Vanleer, Alloway;
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Clipman, Woods
town; Martha j. Creamer Mrs. Geo.
Heacock, Chester, Pa; Joseph 5. Fos-
ter, Gloucester; Lawyer Leverett New
comb, Vineland. Miss Mildred Thorn
as and nephew, Spencer Lees, of Phil
adelphia, are here for their usual vaca.
ton. A. H. hewitt, of the Straw bridge
d Clothier store, with his wife, are also
among the familiar faces seen on Mrs.
Severn's porch. Mr.. and Mrs. hewitt
are spending a month here and greatly
enjoy the Sunday evening concerts Oh
the boardwalk.
Adam Dot, of Syracuse, n Y, is q
visitor in Wildwood.
A. b Hackman, of Woodland Park,
Colo, is among the recent arrivals in
Wildwood.
F. H. Highly and wife, after pleas
ant weeks sojourn in Wildwood have
returned to their home in New York