Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
ADJUSTMENTS



August 21.-Motor cycle race on
North Wildwood speedway.
August 21-Wildwood Yacht Club
open regatta on Hereford Inlet at 2.30
p. M.
August 21-Maraton race and ath-
letic meet at Wildwood Crest at nine
"A. M.
August 21-Base ball at Ottens ball
park, 18th street, Ottens VS.. Millville.
August 22-Musicale in the theatre
at Wildwood Ocean Pier by the La
Favorita Quartet for benefit of St.
AIMS church.
August 25-Moonlight ride to Cape
May by the Usher's Union of Holly
wood NJ. K. Church.
August 25-Euchre at North Wild
wood Land Company's office on the
boardwalk for benefit of Samaritan hos
pital of Philadelphia, at 2. 80 p. m.
August 2S-Grand baby parade on
the boardwalk, at 8 p. m.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at WILDWOOD ocean fler.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
on the boardwalk at the bandstand.
Skating every Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon and evening. Music by
Troilo's band. Wildwood Ocean Pier.
Euchre every Wednesday afternoon
at Wildwood Yacht club and dance
every Thursday evening.
Sacred concert every Sunday night
at Crest Pier.
Dancing every night the at ocean
pier. Good music.
Dancing and Skating every night at
the Crest Pier.
Owing to the stormy weather last
Monday the Marathon race and athletic
meet which war to have been held at
the Holly Beach Yacht club at the
Crest was postponed until tomorrow
Saturday morning at 8 O'Clock.
Some speedy contestants are entered in
these events and some interesting con-
tests can be looked for.
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The Ushers' Union of the Hollywood
NJ. e. church will run another MOON
light excursion to Cape May on We'd
nesday night, August 25th on the
launch May. A similar excursion was
run about three weeks ago and proved
go successful that a number have asked
to have 1t repeated and as only a limi-
: ted nnmbaf csss. - no
on the evening of the trip.
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The La Favorlta quartet of Philadel-
\ phia will give a musical in the Wild
wood Ocean Pier theatre next Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock. These mu-
sicales which are given every year for
4 the benefit of st. AIMS r. q. church
have become one of the leading events
of the season and are eagerly looked
forward to by lovers of good music.
This quartet consists of some of the
best talent obtainable and have been
heard here q number of times before,
always with deep appreciation. The
artists are Miss Julia Robinson, co.
prano; Miss Katherine Rosenkranz,
contralto; Anthony d. McNichol,
tenor; Henry Hotz, bass. They will be
assisted by Miss Anna M. Wade, piano
~soloist; Frederick Hart, accompanist,
and Rushston's orchestra. Proceeds
for benefit of st. AIMS church build
ing fund.
BABY PARADE
Saturday of next week, August 18th,
will be "Baby Day" for the resorts on
this island, for on that date a grand
baby parade will be held IN the splen-
did broad board walk, and a first prize
of five dollars in gold will be given to
the winner in each class by John A.
Ackley, the popular a%uctioneer, and
the protector of the affair. Handsome
second prizes will also be given in each
class, which will be divided as follows:
Prettiest, latest, cutuest and smallest
baby and also a prize for the best deco
rated coach. A committee of ladies
composed of Mrs. Evans G. Slaughter,
Mrs. Joseph Hoffman, Mrs. u. J. Nc
Cormick, Mrs. R. d. Richman, Miss
Mary Ackley, Miss M. A. Bartram
and Mrs. v. G. Reynolds, have the
matter in charge and are working zeal
ously for the success of the affair which
will doubtless become an annual event
in this resort that is SO distinctively the
home of children. Everyone desiring
to enter their babies in the parade will
kindly make application to Mrs. E. G..
Slaughter, West Maple avenue, Or to
Professor Levanus Myers at the
Bureau of Information on the board