Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-10-23
HOLLY BEACH

Anna Barker, q surprise party at her
home on Burk avenue, in honor of her
twenty-frst birthday. Games and
music were the features of the evening.
After a social hour all adjourned to the
dining room, where the tables were
bountifully spread with good things to
which Fall did full justice. At a late
hour they returned to their homes,
wishing their hostess many more
happy birthdays. She received many
pretty and useful articles, among them
a handsome gold locket and chain from
her parents. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. b. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Woolson, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs.
George Stein, Mrs. Harry Sites, Mrs.
Charles Nickerson, Mrs. Harry Foster,
Mrs. Jesse Mathuse, Mrs. l.. G. John
son, Mrs. M. Sc%hellenger, Mrs. F. G.
Domnitz, Mrs. w. A. Norcross, Misses
Anna Barker, Marion Maxwell, Sara
Harker, Bertha Carmelia, Lillian Va
let and Florence Barnett.
William H. Bright, president of the
First National Bank of Cape May
Court House, entertained the board OF
directors at dinner at his home, "Cas-
t~lereagh," on Wednesday evening, as
is his annual custom. They had as
guests of honor r. w. Ryan, president
of the Marine National Bank; George
Nelson Smith, vice president, and Clar-
ence Eldredge, cashier of the same in
stitution; w. Scott Hand, cashier Of
the Ocean City National Bank; Hon.
l.. M. Crosse, president of the bank,
being away in the New England states
on an auto jaunt, sent his regrets.
l.. w. Stevens, president Of the new
Merchants National Bank of Cape
May and his two vice presidents, Mes
srs. Joseph Haines and George Reeves,
were also present. Eugene B. Good
win, president of the Tuckahoe bank,
was detained by illness. The board Of
directors of the Court House bank are
Luther Garretson, DIR. Julius Way,
county clerk; VIM. l.. Tyler, manager
Of the new glassworks; VIM. Steel,
John Sayre, deputy county clerk;
Chas. p. Vanaman, surrogate; Isaac
Powell, Harry Sites, Samuel Sites,
Leonard Hand and George Nichols,
cashier.
Joseph H. Hertz has written DIR.
Cohen from Johnstown, New York,
that he expects to return here in two
weeks. He is visiting his brother in
that town.
Are you thinking of doing a little
hand embroidery for your friends at
Christmas? Better call and see Miss
Scott before deciding on anything.
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Carl Erickson celebrated his 31st
birthday at the Hotel Brighton last
Sunday with a number of relatives and
invited friends to the number of about
twenty.
Israel II. Woolson made a business
trip to Sea Isle City on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Bowers spent Wednes-
day in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Rilatt, Camden,
William q. Bostwick, Philadelphia,
F. L. Erricson and mother, Cincinnati,
Ohio, were recent guests at the Havilla.
Miss Mary Brown has returned from
a visit in Bridgeton, and will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. e. YEN
ney for the winter.
Fresh roasted coffees and peanuts,
delicious teas our s%pecialties, at Albig's.
Holly Council, No. SO, Daughters of
America gave a New England supper
in city hall IN Tuesday evening which
was well pa~tronized. A musical enter
tainment followed the supper consist
ing of piano solos by Lillian Valet,
song, Mrs. George Stein, song Marie
Maxim, song Ethel Weary, address by
tanning Myers, Principal of Wild wood
High School, address by B. G.. Inger-
soil, singing of America by audience.
A neat sum will be added to their
treasury. Although the lodge is only
three months old, it is steadily grow
ing and is in a fiourishing condition.
Work has begun on an addition to the
Havilla, Burk avenue, of fourteen bed
rooms. This will give % bedrooms in
the building; William 7. Garrison has
the contract. The Havilla is situated
near the beach and is furnished with
all modern appliances, and is rapidly
growing in popularity.
Limburger, switzer,% roquefort, debrie,
neaufchetel cheese, Holland herring
and ~cevelat, wurst, dill pickles, at
Albig's.
The cottage prayer meetings which
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