Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1906-08-22
CROWD OF VISITORS
FROM BALTIMORE
VISIT WILDWOOD
Very Enthusiastic Over the Beautiful
City-by-the Sea--In Town Friday
THEY WILL CONE HERE NEXT YEAR

THEY WILL CONE HERE NEXT YEAR
a large party of excursionists from
Baltimore were doing honors to Five
Mile Beach Friday. They came on an
early train and remained until the af-
ternoon train when they departed for
Philadelphia. They will remain for a
couple of days in that city and then go
TO Atlantic City for two weeks stay.
Pre-arranged plans had been made to
spend a week at Atlantic, but enroute
they casually heard of Wildwood and
its rapid growth, its beautiful cottages
and surroundings, and decided to come
here before settling themselves for their
rest by the ocean. In consequence
Wildwood entertained the merry
crowd all day Friday.
In conversation with the JOURNAL
reporter late in the afternoon, one of
the party said: 81 believe we have
walked and trolleyed more than fifty
miles today since coming to Wild
wood, and if there Is anything worth
seeing that we have not seen, please
direct u.s.
Enthusiastic is not word strong
enough to express their delight at what
they termed "the most beautiful of
places on the coast One of the num-
Der, at least, together with his family,
will come to Wildwood with the open
ing of another season and spend the
entire summer months here. This is
only one case of many similar ones
which has come under our observation
during the past few days, and it is a
fact that Wildwood is becoming known
far and wide, as place of beauty and
delightful surroundings.
Among the Baltimore people in the
party were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ell
more, Mr. and Mrs. George Spoore, Mr..
and Mrs. William Dean, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. DeVinne, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Thrall, Misses Bessie Thrall Edith
Dunlevy, Alice Gregory and Nellie
NanHorn.
Elmer Maxwell and wife, of Jersey
City, We're Sunday visitors in Wild
wood
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Smith, of Louis
vile, Ky, are in Wildwood on visit.
John w. Weber, of Cape Girardeau,
Mo-, is recent addition to the num-
ber of visitors to this resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randall, OF
Frankford, Pa, are among recent ar
rivals at the seashore.
f. G. Johnson and NJ. II. Wright, of
Camden, have been visiting in Wild
wood.
If the hotel and boarding house
proprietors would leave business cards
at the news stand at the railroad
station, they would confer a favor ON
the travelling public. Many times each
day, the new corners endeaVor to find
out the names and addresses of the
various boarding places, and if cards
were left, the news agent could more
easily direct the inquirers.
pretty lawns and pretty flower
bedso are the expressions one hears
from strangers. 1t is noted fact that
Wildwood property owners take great
pride in keeping their lawns and flow
er beds in excellent condition.
Miss McKinstry, of Edgehill, Pa, is
guest at the Dayton. Other guests
there are: Mrs. f. p. Million and FAM
lily, of Bryn Mawr, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Habermahl, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. J. Spruner and
daughter, of Wilmington, Del; and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Lueker, New York.
q. II. Abbott, of Honduras and the
City of Mexico, has been in Wildwood
for several days. Mr.. Abbott is a most
pleasant man to meet, and has much
to say of the beauties of Five Mile
Beach.
Mrs. Frank Munro and Mrs. Geneva
Metzer both OF Trenton, were guests
last We k of Wildwood friends.
Emma f. Hunt, an artist, of Wash
ing, d. c.. has been in Wildwood sew
eral days making sketches of some OF
the points of interest hereabouts. We
will probably see some pictures of her
production before many weeks have
elapsed.
Misses Rosa Cochran and Addie l..
Stacey, both of Washington, d. c.,
have been enjoying pleasure visit of
several days in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dougherty
and Miss Aveline Dougherty, all of
Indianapolis, Ind, are in this place for
"A brief visit.
Six thousand seVenty-1iVe sOuye-