Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-09-10

dress made of Five Mile Beach JON
nails. Rushton and his musicians RiaJI
ed all request numbers and were en-
cored time and again.
The wind up of the season was ceie1
brated at the pier in a fitting manne
by the one who have all pulled tn
gether for the success of the place this
summer. After the crowd had departed
a general good time was held by all III
the theatre. Songs and dances were
given by different talented ones OF th1l
pier force, stories told and speeches
made. Manager johnson was con-
graduated on the manne in which be
had steered the craft and he In turn
thanked all who had so willingly tugl
ged at the oars.A Several little tokens
of remembranl exchanged, Mr.I
Johnson rece lfe size oil paint
ing of him athiug costume.
HairbreadI got a ~beautii
full tin dir of u cast-iroI
covered Seven iGaXat
Win a Woman's Heart.n Prof. Rosl
ellie got a diamond pin that made
"Beans" growl with envy and "That"
Jim Weart who is at times tolerated by
the gang was handed a cigar that when
he had taken a few puffs caused him
to loose his happy smile, grab his new
brown derby and bolt for the door.
After placing about fifty quarts of
"Ogle's bestn where it would do the
most good the party adjourned to put
Clint Souders to bed warning him not
to talk in his Sleep"
The Crest pier will close its most sue
cessful season on Sunday night with a
grand concert by Troilo's Royal Italian
Band. This band needs no introduce
ton and a big crowd is assured. A
small admission will be charged to the
pier on that night for the benefit OF the
band which admission will include the
moving pictures in the theatre. This
week in the theatre a juggler is the
leading attraction aud he is good. All
the other amusements are still attract
Ing their full quota Of amusement low
ers. This week Troilo's band gives free
concerts daily at 8 and 7.30 p. IN.
The Children's parties at the Ocean
Pier were well attended last week
and among the bright youngsters
who have delighted the throngs was
little Helen Trimble, Of Ardmore, a
four year old Miss who made her first
appearance on Monday evening last.
She made a hit with the audience sing
ing her songs in a self possessed man.
ner that caused many present to pre-
dict q brilliant future for her. The
prize waltz OH Tuesday evening, was
won by Miss Rutter and MI. McGill,
both of Philadelphia. Good-byes were
in order after Monday night to Fair
haired Billy Rushton and his orches-
ira. Billy returnd to Philadelphia and
will arrange for a busy winter and be-
tween times teach his dog "Beans 2dn
bOAuC nCW tAiChbs HACA o0hto 0A5O
hiked himself to the same old burg and
will at once finish his new selection, en-
titled "Only a Pansy Blossom" Joe
Winner goes ''down on the farm" for
q few weeks rest and ''tell tall tales OF
the seal to the natives of Bucks county
"Be gosh" Willie Hess, the wonder
full boy drummer and adonis Of the
boardwalk, goes TO Camden and will
pack his lace socks, white shoes and
rest Of his make up away for another
season and tell the Tuxedo members
that he helped to make Wildwood
famous. Prof. Roselle stayed owe
q few days and then started for Camdell
on the upper deck Of his horse Two
STEP" arriving there in time to begin
his winter season at Morgan's ball on
September %.