Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-06
WILDWOOD CREST.

played with nine interesting prizes 10
be played for. Folio wing are the win
ners: Mrs. Pechin, first; Mrs. s
Cowan, second; Miss Margaret Smith,
third; Mrs. H. w. Ortlip, fourth; H.
w. Ortlip. fifth; Mrs. c. g. Fraser,
sixth; Mrs. D.. Wade, seventh; Miss
Huff, eighth; Miss A. johnson, ninth.
Between six and seven hundred per-
sons attended the first song and praise
service held at the Wildwood Crest
Pier last Sunday night under the direc-
ton of Benjamin A. Jenkins, of Phila-
delphia. The meeting was an enthusi-
astic n and ii wa almost impossible
to obtain standing room within reach
of the speakers voice. Mr.. Jenkins
subject next Sunday night will be"God
is 10 Respecter of Persons and he
promises that his talks will be short.
The Misses Heiligman as pianist and
soloist were given a warm welcome and
acquitted themselves creditably. Next
Sunday night the meeting will conf
mence at seven o'clock and Robert
Dunbar, associated withiBsker Broth
ers, a retired operate singer, will sing
a solo. The Misses Heiligman will
continue to give their valuable services
all summer. The Young Mems Chris
tian League choir, Church of Our
Saviour, of Jenkintown, Pa, will sing
under the leadership of Harry Hughes.
Hotel Belmar guests the past week
have been James w. Philips, engineer
in charge of the elevation of grade
crossings in Philadelphia; George F..
Huntington, Helen M. Pechin, Lesher
Pechin, Emma Pechin, w. J. Pechin,
a prominent druggist of Goth street
and Columbia avenue, Mrs. Samuel
Cowan, j. w. Millhouse, Jr., and
daughter, George Turner, j. A. Zara,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. w. Ortlip, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Fraser, DIR. Ortis V. Newall and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w, Peck, w. g.
Schwartz, George L.. Rodenhouser,
Mrs. E. Diller, Mrs. Eugene Walling,
George Breish and wife, y. P. Reilly
and wife, Mrs. Conway and the Misses
Conway, Miss Annie Fitzgerald and
Thomas g. Grace, Philadelphia; Mrs.
J. w. Millhouse, Camp Hill, Pa; Miss
Eleanor Il. Greenwald, p ttsburg; Ade-
laide M. Carroll, Glassboro; Frederick
E. Schwartz, wife and son, Miss
Catherine Ray, Camden; Misses
Emma, Minnie and Gertrude Printz,
Youngstown, Ohio.
Work was started on Monday on the
cottages of Mrs. Mary J. Widows and
Mrs. M. Keen on Rambler road, and
they are now under roof.
Mr.. and Mis-. Frank DeChant, of
Philadelphia, are occupying their new
cottage on Pacific avenue, for the sum-
mer.
Robert Hammond, a prominent
Philadelphia real estate dealer, has
broken ground for a handsome cottage
at the corner of Pacific avenue and
Myrtle road.
J. G. Mcclure and family, of Mill
vile, are occupying apartments at
Thelka Hall for the summer.
The new office of Baker Brothers at
the corner of Pacific avenue and Sweet
Briar road has been opened to the pub
lie in charge of H. l.. Stricken and
already a numberI of lots have been
sold there.
A camp of about 200 of the Immacu-
late Conception cadets, of German
town are in camp on the shore of sun
sci lake for two weeks. The boys are
in charge of Rev. Father Higgins, COM
mander-in chief, and William A.
Ryan, captain.
Holly Beach Yacht Club guests this
week have peer G. Claude Scull, Mrs.
Beulah S. Scull, Master Milford Scull,
Ventnor; Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Fischer.
Ella Hutchinson, T. r. Seiber, G. Rel,
F. Kelly, Mrs. NJ. Hampton, Mrs. F..
SdbOu, MISS lOnd OdtOb3 IL OChdCuC-
mann, William Goldstein, q. S. Gold
stein, M. We'll, H. We'll, Louis Russ,
John Sprow, Joseph McFadden, Will
liam Metzler, Harry K. Yarnell, Sam
uel Davenport, William Yeager, j.,
Fred Riefmen lotto Hoch, Chris Much,
George Shmid heiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bechman, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Christ, Mrs. Charles ]. Morell, Claire
Bechman, Josephine M. Gleason,
Catharine J.. Gleason, Gertrude Leh-
stem, Philadelphia; Cassie Callahan,
May Callahan, Gloucester; James A.
Crabtree, Franz Enlich, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Mcdonald, Edward w.
Wells, R. H. Steelman, Lou Clair, j.
II Walls E6nnnd Stoalman T,asIia