Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-01
WILDW00D-BY-T Y-THE-SEA
SCENE OF SUMNER
JOY AND. GAIETY
People One Meets on the Strand
and boardwalk. A Happy
Joyous Throng
NEWS NOTES FROM THE HOTELS

here for some time and who are enthu
siastic over the possibilities of the re-
sort, are Mrs. Fanny Fry and Miss
Anna Fry, her daughter, of Zerling,
Iowa. They have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hays for the past
three weeks.
The past week was a busy one among
the excursionists. Each day has seen
numerous sections of excursion trains
rolling into the resort. Thursday was
Salem county saltwater day and the
farmer folks with their families came
thousands strong. There were also
several sections to the regular Phila-
delphia excursion, bringing number
of Lutheran church eXcursionists.
The Colonial is entertaining this
week, Thomas r. Moore and wife, of
Jeannetteville, Pa, A. l.. Brown, of
New York city, H. Baylee, Camden,
J. w. Dixon and E. l.. Dixon of Bal
timore, James Chesmet, of Niagara
University, J. L. Jacoby and Hugo
Fisher, of Philadelphia.
r. H. Henderson is at the Severn
Hail. Other Philadelphia people there
are Mrs. A. e. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Markley and child, Mrs J. S.
Gilbert, L. X. Bond and Robert Noble;
J. Albert Field, +. L. Padgett a prop
erty owner here and a well-known
Bethlehem shirt manufacturer; Joseph
Hussong and family, of Camden, and
Peter E. Helms.
Miss Alice Wolgamont, of Chicago,
is at the Langside for the season.
Other guests are Mrs. Elizabeth Rock
well and daughter, of Ocean City, and
Mrs. McBeth and daughter, of Phila-
delphia.
Some of the Cedar Halls guests for
the week are j. F. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Baker, George w. Simms,
X. Guggenheim and Thomas Belmont,
of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Sees, of Blackwood, n. J.
At the Thelma this week are noted
Charles Horter of Philadelphia S. A
X. Francis and wife, OF Philadelphia,
and B. p. Crookes, wife and daughter,
of Haddon Heights.
The Seaside is entertaining Pancoast
Lewis, of Bridgeton, Mrs. A. e. Funk,
w .Griffis Chambers, Mrs. e. &. Lloyd,
of Philadelphia; William ]. Gaerth, of
Germantown, Mrs. James Putton
Il I Iro nd wi fa
of Camden, Robert Cannon, Jr Ashe-
vile, n. c., and Frank Canon, of
Erie, Pa.
Phiadelphians at the Poplars this
week are Emma P. Richards, Gather
inc Parcels, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Beans, Mrs. w McCullen and Charles
T. Mcclure; A. j. Bartlett, Chicago;
Miss E. c. Harsha, Pittsburgh, H.
Baylee, Camden, Herman, Harry and
Edward Mowrey, Collingswood, n. j.,
J. w. Durham, Alloway, n. J. Chas.
f. Feln and Master Harold of Pasa
dena, Cal, are here from Atlantic
City for ten days. They will go to Nj
agara and thence home. Mr.. telin is a
prosperous California lumber merchant.
f. P. Garfield, secretary of the Ava
lon Improvement company and bor-
ough clerk of Avalon, was in Wild
wood yesterday on a business trip.
Tne Dayton is entertaining William
A. Senser, of Germantown, Jacob
n. Holt and family, of Pottsyille, Mrs.
w. X. Neiffer, Mrs. G. Walrie, Mrs. ii.
K. Walt, of Wyncote, Pa, George w.
Charles, of Kokome, Ind, who is here
for the season; Sol Blau, of New York,
A. j. Bartlett, Chicago.
At the Tioga are located John r.
Ulmer, William T. Bennett and A. f.
Whelman, of Philadelphia.
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