Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-01
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

The Pines have on the list for the
week, p. William Hustler, Mabel
Smith, of Philadelphia, Jennie +.
Black, Ogontz; and Mrs. Arthur Larn-
ing and Miss Helen Biglow, of Ger
mantown.
The Sheldon this week is entertain
ing many prominent visitors from va
rious parts of the country. Mrs. l.. X.
Tate, of Tampa, Fla, is here for the
summer, while Miss Lewis and Miss
Radcliffe, two Tennessee bellies are
enjoying the breezes for time. Prof.
b. G. Taylor, of Chester, Marion Dodg-
son, of Rox xborough, DIR. and Mrs. Nj.
w. Kerkenslager, a Manayunk oil
dealer, here for the summer, Miss
Clara Beck, of Wilmington, Joseph
Stewart and wife, of Philadelphia, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Moore, of
Jeanette, Pa.
Registered at the Aetna this week
are Z. r. Bennington, of Philadelphia,
Miss E. Buzby, of Penllyn, Pa, we'll
known Camden party composed of DIR.
George J. Pechin and wife, Miss Echyo
and Grace Pechin, Miss b. Jump, John
Shailcross, of Frankford, Mrs. Robert
Lafferty, Miss Helen Lafferty jeweler
II. l.. Bear of Camden, and j. A.Wolfe
of Philadelphia.
Oliver typewriters for sale or rent.
II. w. Ryan, agent.
The Edgelon Inn is entertaining this
week Mrs. Mary Delneet, of Philadel-
phia T. II. Bright and wife of Lans-
dale, r. L. Kleing, of Altoona, Emily
G. Waddel, of Roxborough, DR.. Le-
roy J. Mengert, of Reading, j. B. Mac
bennett, of Philadelphia, Theodore b.
Dare and wife, of Atlantic City, and
Pauline f. McCabe, of Philadelphia.
Former Councilman Stephen Thur
ber, of Camden, is at the Oaklyn for a
time, while among the other guests are
Miss g. Binder, of West Philadelphia,
Mrs. w. II. Lester, Philadelphia, Mil
ton A. High, Jr., and wife, of Darby,
A. f. Snyder and family and Samuel
Caves, of Germantown, l.. J. Donovan
of West Philadelphia.
B. Kasai & Co., Pacific avenue, have
some very pretty glass chimes for the
window.
Mine Host Banks, of the Seacrest, is
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Con-
nor and Miss Margaret Connor, of
Germantown, Miss A. ID. Dusenberg
and b. M. Bateman, of Cedarville, N.
j., NJ. E. Weaver, Lancaster, Laura
f. Kready, e. P. Fulmer and wife, of
indianapolis, Rev. r. A. Tufft, of the
Holmesburg Episcopal church, Fred
p. Wright and wife, of Bryn Mawn,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allen and Miss II. p.
McCreary. of Philadelphia, J. l.. Irwin
and wife, of Millville, who will be here
until September l..
At the Glenside this week are regis
tered John X. Nickleson, of Zeigleville,
Pa, Amos J. Lodge, Media, Bertha
M. Sages, Media, Regina Donaghy,
West Philadelphia, G. II. Keeler and
wife, West Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. f. Roundtree, of Ardmore, Paul w.
Kelly and Miss r. Marple, of German
town.
The four-months'-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. j. Mccormick, was taken to
Philadelphia yesterday for burial.
The Aldine is entertaining Mrs. II. }.
Patterson and Thomas, Jr., of Camden,
Charles j. Walleman and wife, of
Conshohocken, Mrs. l.. Marshall, of
Saranac Lake, n. Y, j. G. Walker and
A. j. Zimmerman, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. r. Conkey and daughter,
Miss Mary p. Conkey, of Hammonton,
are spending the week at the Penn
Smith cottage on Glenwood avenue.
Mrs. Maggie Davis, wife of a Camden
banker, and infant, are also guests
there.
J.Stokes Nash and Miss Agnes Nash
of Camden, are stoppingat the Willard
Hall, as are Mrs. Richard Stout, Miss
II. ID. Stout and Miss A. f. Stout, of
Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Rob
inson, Frank NJ. Scott and wife, of
Philadelphia, IL. o. Horner, Lancaster,
J. II. Gordon and wife of Jacksonville,
Pa, Mrs. H. G. Shane, Darby, and Mrs.
f. M. Elwell, of Delair, N. j.
The Lyndhurst is enterta. ming this
week Wilmington party in George
Yeager, Dorothy Kleitz and Ernest
Wood, EpwaTd Lamar and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. j. II, Speck, of Philadelphia,
Bernard l<leitz and Mrs. f. j. Finck,
of Wilmington.
On the Bartram's registry list are
noted Miss Radelifl' and Miss Lowe, of
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