, 1906-07-04
The SUMNER COLONY
FLOCKS TO HOLLY BEACH
Hotels Have Full Rosters. Large
Cottage Colony Settles
for the Summer
SPLENDID SURF H

The marriage of a wellknown Phila-
delphia athlete and a popular young
lady of Holly Beach this week caused
a pleasant t1utter among the young folks
who are interested in the couple and who
number their friends by the score both
here and in Philadelphia.
The groom was }. b. $. Wick and the
bride Miss j. Maxim. Mr.. Wick has a
record in athletics, being captain ofthe
Brown Preparatory foot ball, baseball
and basket ball teams. He played on
the Jefferson college football team dur
ing the season of '03 and '04 while in
'05 he played on the Nedico-Chi squad.
Mr.. Wick has been playing basket
ball at this place for the past five years
and last year served efficiently as a
Wild wood life guard.
The wedding took place at the ''Old
Kentucky Homen cottage in Holly
Beach, which place was a wedding gift
from a relative.
The happy young pair were serenad-
ed at the Etna hotel and later at their
new home by a select scrap-iron band
composed of Philadelphia friends, who
wished them bon voyage. szs>
A runaway caused considerable
excitement on Pacific avenue Sunday
evening. Gus Seymour and Miss
Louisa Sieber were starting out on a
buggy ride. Mr.. Seymour left the
vehicle a moment on Taylor venue.
The horse started down the street with
Miss Sieber the only occupant of the
buggy. On sighting a trolley car it be-
came frightened and started at a
pait-nn
striking a pile of paving brick in front
of Roberts & JohnsOn's store. The jolt
threw Miss Sieber violently from the
buggy and she fell with force against
the side of the on coming trolley car,
bruising and cutting her UP consider
ably. She was removed to the SOmer-
set block where medical attention was
given. Miss Sieber is now convalescing
nicely. She is a niece of Frederick
Sieber of Cedar avenue. @sm.a.<-
Mr.. j. A. Dare retires from and his
interest in our firm ceases by mutual
consent. All accounts outstanding
will be collected by G. M. Dare. Dare
Bros.
The recital and musicale held in the
Holly Beach borough hall last Friday
night was well attended. The quar-
tette, composed of Mrs. Geisenberger,
Mrs. August Mautz and Messrs. Han
cock and Parker, rendered some fine
selections accompanied by Mrs. Carl
A. Haswin on the piano. Miss Jean
Wilson, of Washington, ID. c., recited
several selections. She has rare talent
as a reciter and mimic and her rendi-
ton OF 1.-THE Senator's Dilemma" and
''TheCremona' were highly applauded.
A selection by Prof. Clevefonier on the
mandolin, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Edna Barnett was exquisitely
render, d and provoked much applause.
Mrs. Haswin was on the program for a
recitation but not feeling we'll she was
excused. The proceeds were given to
the Hollywood M. E. church. The
ladies wish to thank Council and the
firemen for their help.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will A. Norcross,
Leaning avenue, are entertaining Mrs.
Norcross' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
l.. Bennett, of Baldwinville, Mass.
They are accompanied by George A.
Rumrill. Thirty-seven years ago MI.
Bennett was a resident of New Jersey
and was a brakeman on the West Jer-
sey and Seashore r. r. from Camden
to Cape Nav,