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


away the past week, the house being
continually filled. Among those who
have registered at this popular Pop
lars are Miss NJ. Estella Bowling, of
Wilmington, Del; Mr.. aud Mrs. Al
fred A Crooks, Ella Shoemaker, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. OFT, w. NJ. Gladding, p.
George Vinson, Miss Lille Loeb, Geo.
NJ. u. Robbins and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond E. Cook, H. f. Hasleum all
residents of Philadelphia William b.
Cokey, Nelson Preston and family,
Warren l.. Fogg, Charles H. FELTON,
and Walter Keown, all of Camden;
Mrs. NJ A. Shoener and Miss Amanda
Leiby, both of Shamokin Pa; Miss
Edith Boone, oxborough; Miss Elsie
NJ. Werkley, Manayunk, and r. A.
Amour, all of Wilmington, Del. A
large number of guests are already
booked at this popular house for the
month of September.
The past week has been record
breaker at Edgeton Inn. Every avail
able room has been filled, and there is
no prospect of less number of guests
for some time to come. Among those
registered at this popular place within
the past few days, we note: Miss ella
Dick, Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Clymer and
family, the Misses Minnie, Bessie and
Selma Hirsehfeld and Pauline e. Me.
Cabe, four charming young ladies; Mr..
and Mrs. f. IL. Gunther, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Warhurst, all Philadelphians, and
Samuel NJ. Coombs and family, of
Bridgeton.
Miss Esther Godfrey, of Camden, is
visiting for a few days at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. b. Ingersoll
{. IL. Graves, an artist, of Philadel-
phia, who spent Tuesday as guest at
Willard Hail. made negative of the
life-saving crew at Holly Beach.
Guests of recent date at Willard
Hall are Miss Edna Mayhem, of Elm
er; p. A. Barry, wife and daughter, and
William Donohue, of Wilmington, Del.
A Bell telephone is valuable addi-
ton to the Information bureau on the
board walk.
Miss Rose Meyers and Herbert Mey-
ers, of Philadelphia, are guests at the
Colonial, as is also their cousin, Miss
Helen Cohen, of Chicago.
Dir. J. p. Cheesman, a well-known
physician and churchman of Elmer,
was here yesterday on professional bus
mess.
Lyndhurst guests of recent date are
among others: Dr. Ross and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Holden, all of Frank
fort, Pa; Rev. Mr.. Myer and family of
Manayunk, Pa.
Guests at the Bartram who have re-
Gently registered, among others, are:
Misses Mary Il. and Jane II. Young, of
Washington, d. c.; Miss Marion o.
Connell, of Russellville, Ky; Miss
Coryon McCond, Louisville, Ky; Geo.
Garthing, wife and family, of Melrose
Park, Pa; Charles A. Zeigler, River
side, and S. Leroy Webster, of Ger
mantown, Pa.
Recent arrivals at the Thelma are
Fowler Oliver, Brighton; Mrs. d. w
II. Gilliland, Norwalk, Ohio; Miss NJ
ID. Prentice, Albany, N. Y; George
Lodge, Philadelphia; H. e. Clayton,
mother and sister, Mrs. Downes, wife
of an expert counterfeit detective, and
daughter, all of Philadelphia; H. c.
Mccullough and family, Mr.. Durmont
and family, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
II. 5. Justice, of Camden.
A pleasant party composed of II. A.
Letch, Mrs. Mary Leitch, Miss Helen
Guest, John Freeman and Mrs. Ella
freeman are among those at the Oak
lyn for two weeks stay. Other
guests at this popular resort are Misses
Abbie NJ. Daley and Lena deLisle of
Camden; Miss Elizabeth Reihill, Tren-
ton; Misses Ada and Mary Rollistone,
Philadelphia; Mrs. John Mitchell and
daughter, Frankfort, Pa; Mrs. Nj. A.
Cleft, son and daughter, Philadelphia;
Mrs. NJ. Forester and daughter, Miss
s. l.. Forester, of Philadelphia; G. J.
Malatesta, Wilmington, Del; and Jno.
Conway, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. \. Young and daughter, of
Jenkintown, Pa, are enjoying the
ocean breezes in Wildwood
f. j. Fyfe, of New York, is among
guests in Wildwood this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Drake and two
sons, John w. and Frank s., are so
journing in Wildwood.
Henry Brooks and wife, and John J.