Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-09-03
WILDWOOD CREST.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Bachman rel
turned to their Germantown hofhe this
week after spending two months at thd
Belmar. They speak very highly OF
the service at this new hotel aud conf
template coming again next season.
A motor boat added to the enjoyment
of the family's summer outing. Mrs
Bachman is the daughter of &. H.
Meeker, a well known Wildwood prop;
erty owner.
George j. DATE, William Daley, Jr.s
Miss Anne r.. Daley, Miss Emma
Daley, Mrs. M. e. Eastwood, German
town; Miss Anna J. Allen, Pittsburg.
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Borden,
Misses Bernice and Adell Borden
Master Roland Borden, New Hope.
Pa; Mrs. 1. M. Ploucher, Miss Esther
Ploucher, Wissinoming, Pa; Maurice
j. Platt and son, Percy Sutcliffe, And
ron Werner, Mr.. aud Mrs. Fish and
family, Charles y. Wolff, Miss Ida e
Oregon, Mrs. Henry Schrist and son,
Mrs. f. Wenkenbach and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fagor and child,A
Joseph Stein, John Shaney, Philadel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. Steinmetz, New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Roberts and
son, Chester, Pa.
Harry j. Stoeppel who has been|
spending the month of August with
his mother and sisters at Hotel Pros
pect, has returned for the winter to
Bridgeport, Conn.,, where he holds q
responsible position.
Mrs. Ernest w. Emery, of Washing-l
ton, ID. c., spent the early part of the
week with Miss Hildagart e. StoeppeI|
at Hotel Prospect.
Chas. M. Thompson, who has BEEN
the private Waterman at the Crest pier
during the past sumner, can be obtain-l
ed to care for ~unOccupied houses dur-|
ing the winter months. |
Mrs. w. Rechemberg, after occupy-|
ing a cottage here for the summer, has
returned to her home in New York
City much pleased with her stay here.
Pullo's band will close their success
full summers engagement at the CREST
Pier on Monday night and ON Tuesday,
another first class band of from 25 to 30I
pieces will open an engagement for thel
week. 1t had been expected to close
the pier on Monday but they have de-
cided to keep open until Saturday OF
next week. In the theatre the usual
vaudeville and moving pictures will be
given. On Labor Day night a grand
display of fireworks will be given near
the pier. In the theatre. this weekh
II
ing attraction and they are making
quite a hit. Large crowds are still at
tending.
A dinner party and progressive eu-
chre was given by Miss Josephine Rose
at the handsome Rose cottage, Rambler
road and Pacific avenue, on August
18th, when a very pleasant evening
was spent by all. At the dinner Miss
Rose had the table very tastefully dec
Grated with all the things in season.
Those present were Mrs. Roy Taylor,
Misses Anna Pride, Helen Stricken,
Hilda Firth, Philadelphia; Miss Caro-
line Brommall, Chester, Pa; Misses
Florence Leavitt and Margaret Smith
and Mrs. William Lund (nee Emma
Silver,) Camden, and Miss Alpha
Johnson, from Missouri.
The cottage for Lewis J. Mcdonald, of
Philadelphia, will be started immedi-
ately on Primrose road, the plans hav-
ing been accepted.
Architect Harry Weir is preparing
plans for five cottages all of which will
be begun this fall.
Some of the carriage builders who
came down on the excursion paid a
visit to the Holly Beach Yacht Club
yesterday afternoon and with their
band of twenty pieces made things
lively for a time. They took possession
of the premises and enjoyed themselves
to their hearts content. Capt. John
Il. O'Neill took them for a cruise in his
prize winner, the Katharine, which
was thoroughly enjoyed. In the party
were Frank Schanz, Harry f. Reach
line, e. F. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Wilson, Max Maelvile, Charles Wac
ker, Mrs. K. Bauer, MI. and Mrs. j. 0.
Hutton, Mrs. Daniel Stoudt, George
Waldman and wife, Miss Ida Valid
man, Miss Piper and r. A. Bittong, all
of Philadelphia. Among other guests
at the yacht club have been Samuel K.
Robbins, Woodstown; Martin v. Bur
gen, Jr., J. E. Rossell, Camden; e. F.
Rogers, Philadelphia; George w. Pat
terson, New York and John McDon-'
aid, Chester.
A n~on-sectarian sacred song service
will be held next Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock. Singing from Chas. M.
Alexander's song book, under the di-
rection of Benjamin A. Jenkins. All
church people and others are invited
to attend. Mr.. D'Esta will take a
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