Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-02-20
NEWS-NOTES FROM
NORTH WILDWOOD
What the Resort Is Doing These
February Days. Personal
Notes of Interest
ITEMS AS PICKED UP HERE AND THERE

A wedding took place at that famous
Anglesea hosiery, the Hotel German
town, on Monday evening, Feb. 18th.
The bride was Miss Anna Stevens, of
East Tioga street, Philadelphia, and
the groom was Edward Garwood, of
Wildwood, an electrician of the Five
Mile Beach electric railway.
Mrs. Stevens is quite talented lin
guist and reader and is we'll known
for her many charities. Charles Stew
ems, brother to the bride, is famous
baritone singer and has performed at
the Bellevue Stratford and other well
known places.
There were present at the wedding,
Mr.. and Mrs. David IL. Schuyler,
Grant Schuyler, and Miss E. M.
Koehler, all of Philadelphia.
A banquet and musical was given in
honor of the newly welded couple by
mine host Col. Geo. J. Ent and the
finish took place about O'Clock. The
musical was fine. Those present ex-
tended hearty wishes to the bride and
groom for very happy and prosperous
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood will reside on
Walnut avenue in the future, having
purchased an ocean front cottage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pepper were
guests at the home of Charles Dreher.
Mr.. Pepper is Pennsylvania railroad
conductor running between Philadel-
phia and Harrisburg.
Mrs. Jos. Boone left for Philadel-
phia last Saturday where she will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Ehmann, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at her cottage on 18th
street and Central avenue.
"Just the thing we need" said a
leading mechanic, of Wildwood Con-
tract Co.
w. G. Duncan, of Philadelphia, a
member of the Five Mile Beach Hotel
Company, was among the Sunday
visitors.
Prof. Frank Lloyd was relieved of
his school duties this week SO that he
might attend his sick child who is
confined to the house with measles,
e. Il. Fries will cater for the banquet
to be given by the Anglsea Fire Co.,
No. 1, at their fourth annual ball
Friday night of this week.
Senator Robt. Il. Hand and Lawyer
Samuel Eldredge were Saturday visi-
tors here.
Moses Banks spent Sunday at
Woodstown.
Bargains in infants caps al reduced
prices. Mech q Co.
The Zeisse cottage, on 18th street,
has been sold to Geo. d. Mullan, a
Germantown manufacturer, who with
his family will occupy it next summer.
DIR. Walter Webb, of Philadelphia,
spent Friday last here, viewing the
progress on his cottage now in course
of erection on 18th street near Central
avenue.
John A. Pew, of Gloucester CITY,
will build on the Ottens Canal tract
this spring. Material is now being
placed ON the ground.
Mrs. Allan Grace is spending few
days at Goshen.
Geo. Reading is having a handsome
cottage erected on Chestnut avenue.
Ellsworth Hewitt is doing the work.
Eugene Springer is preparing to
build pretentious boat house on the
Ottens Canal tract. Plans are now
being prepared by Architect Melville
VanHorn.
Among the recent guests of Hotel
Hilton have been Mrs. H. l.. Wilson,
Red Bank; Jacob G. Wall and wife,
Camden; VIM. Godbeer, Oakland, CAL;
j. Parry Lukens, B. w. James, t. r.
James, Mrs. E. J. Richards, Mrs. V.
e. Archambault, Jr., of Philadelphia;
r.. johnson, Erma w. r. Thompson,
Vineland; J. Spicer Leaning, Cape
May; w. j. Emmons, Long Branch;
p. Julian Latham, New York; f. G.
Hickman, Reading.