, 1906-02-28
WILDWOOD BUDGET
Continued

Friday afternoon, last, accom panied
by Harry Murphy, the Millville agent
for the company, enroute f rthe Ph'la-
delphia Automo lie show at the Nat
ional Exp rt Exposition Buildings,
33d and Soath streets, where they were
joined on Saturday morning by Jim
n. Reeve, manager. Together, they
will remain during The entire eight
days of the show, demonstrating to
prospective purchasers from Cape May
and Cumberland counties, the territory
for which the Wild wood Auto Com
pany are agents, the many merits OF
the Maxwell cars. The Company TX
tends a cordial invitation to all resi-
dents of these 1unties To visit tn N
at the Max we'll Exhib t of the Kelley
Motor Car Co., Philadelphia ag, nus.
A dining room Baltimore heater in
nice order for sale. A bargain if sold
soon. Charles Greaves, corner Davis
and Pacific avenues, H lily Beach. n
The Daughter rs of Pocahontas lodge
gave a social and enter ainment 10
their menu ers and a few friends Ia~l
Monday evening in their room in the
borough hall. An orchestra composed
of four vlolIns and a piano furnished
music for the occasion and was well
appreciated. Miss Eva Washburn
officiated at the piano and Mis-, es
Mabel Campbell, Lena Washburn, and
Alta Ryan and Charles Lieby played
the violins. Mrs. Davis gave two
Rotations, entitled "Over the Hill to
the Poor Observation-Disclosures Fritchien
which were also received with applause.
A upper consisting of Eastern Relish.
Turks Delight, cheese. pickles and
.cake, was served and all did full justice
to it. After supper they made merry
in general by playing various games.
This is a ladies lodge taken from The
Red Men although any member of the
1. o. r. M. may join. They intend TO
give a social like this about once IA
month. Those who attended the last
one all vowed they had a most pleasant
time.
The fifth annual anniversary and
banquet of Beach Council, No. 1877, Jr.
o. u. A. NJ, of Wildwood, will be held
at Hotel Dayton on Friday evening,
March 8, 1906. The members of Cold
Spring, Goshen, Iota, Htua and Tuck
ahoe Councils are invited to attend.
The State Council officers will be pres
ent and the Council will be presented
with a $400 piano through the Lind
ness of the late VIM. H. Wanamaker.
of Wanamaker q Brown, Philadelphia
clothiers.
Guests at the Seacrest the past week
have been w. e. Bates, Vineland;
J. r. Flagy, New York; Harry Hughes,
Germantown; G. A. Keegan, p. J
Tumey, Paul Moser, G. Moser, w. J..
Storm, l.. w. Carter, Fred g. b own,
John Baenerd, John Best, Mr.. aud
Mrs. BENZ. II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jennett, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Peterson, Frank Baingo, Miss G e.
Muller, w. G. Powelson, e. !. Tague.
r.. w. Hilles, Joseph S Keen, Jr.,
VIM. B. Scott, E. e. Pennork, ii
Watkins, II. p. Keen, G. M. Bunting,
e. H. Porter, A. II. Riddell, VIM. NJ
Connery, Philadelphia; VIM. Gould,
Pottsville, Pa; Philip p Baker. d M
VanHorn, +. Sutton, j. j. Kearns,
Wiidwood; II. l.. Strickler, Philadel-
phia; Daniel Focer, Cape May; Robert
Fisher, Ocean City; George Kostka,
Ballimore; Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Goldy,
Camden; r. j. Allen, r. j. Allen, S. =
ford, Del; L.. V. Cameron, j.. w.
Foehl, Detroit.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church desire through the columns
of the JOURNAL to eX press thelrapprrci-
alton and thanks to all who assisted by
donation, purchase OF otherwise il
rendering their late food sale so en-
e%ouraging a success, and especially to
John N. Reeve for his extreme kind
ness in donating the use ofthe building.
Always ready, always goes, always
comes home. The Maxwell. X
Chas. E. Lewis, of Philadelphia, the
Frankfort avenue jeweler, was down
on Monday looking after his interests
here.
Harry McClelland and daughter, of