Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-05-21
WILDWOOD CREST.

f~nliadelpnla, the celebrated mus1cal
artist and classical piano r%eciter, was
down a few days ago, accompanied by
n friend, looking after her unique
bungalow at Park boulevard and Gro
Gus road. Mrs. Greenewalt is known
TO the musical world as Mary Hallock
and is held 10 high estimation by low
ers of music. Following is a clipping
from the Philadelphia Inquirer: Miss
Mary Hallock gave a piano recital at
the Garrick Theatre yesterday after
noon. She executed a varied program,
ranging from Bach through Scarlatti,
Mozart, Chopin, Brahms, Raft, Greig,
Tschaikowski and List, with sustain
ed interest aud unfailing efficiency,
and with a ready response to the
changing sentiment OF the music
which she interpreted. She plays
with so much beauty of tone, accuracy
, of statement and fluency of execution,
that the hearty applause which her
work ELECTED could easily be under
stood. 1t was an enjoyable OCCASION"
Guests the past week at the Holly
Beach Yacht Club have been Burton
d. Blair, Edgewater Park, N. j.; e. A.
McFarlin, T. H. Atherton, Simon
Katz, e. A. Shaw, Joseph Day, Henry
A. Knabe, Albert G. Psncoast, Capt.
w. T. Benson, A. J. LeJante, 7. F..
Seward and wife, Joseph P. Gill, Fred
Ziegler, William A. Schick, Francis 1.
Cation, William T.. Dickel, William
Goldstein, w. K. Johnson, Hugh
Williamson, Louisa Williamson, Mrs.
CHASER, Mrs. Cobletz, William G..
Tohoenenam, J. Doll, Henry and Fred
Shmidheiser, Frederick b. Eastwick
and wife, Joseph A. Orr and wife, g..
e. Pabst, j. II. Littleton, M. Seigel,
John r. Potion, Frank Smith, James
ID. Sullivan, H. d. Whitley, Q. M.
Bergen, Philadelphia; w. I'll. Patter-
son, Media, Pa; Miles G. Young,
Camden; II. B. Woolston, E. Auster-
muhl, Mrs. Cecil e. Ober, w. H.
Stein, E. s. Culver, H. s. Hewitt,
Holly Beach.
Mrs. E. Martin has opened 1.-THE At
lantau on the boardwalk at Wildwood
Crest for the summer.
Special prices in all kinds of good
cakes at Albig's Delicatessen House,
Mrs. Harvey Nickerson and daugh-
ter Ethel, of Cold Spring, have been
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Nickerson, Lavender road.
John jackson, superintendent of the
Stra wbridge & Clothier store, Philadel-
phia, was down Sunday looking over
his cottage.
Hotel Justice is entertaining a num-
Der of guests over each week end and
last Sunday an extra large crowd took
dinner at this popular hotel. Amo2c
PastAAe-~An
Mr.. and Mrs. William Armstrong, OF
Mt. Airy.
Rev. Charles Stevens, of Philadel-
phia, was here a few days ago and was
so impressed with our pretty resort
that he contemplates locating here
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Silver, of
Philadelphia, were among the Sunday
visitors.
Mrs. DIR. William Zeist, of
Philadelphia, was down on Wednes-
day looking at her new cottage at
Palm road and Park Boulevard.
Miss Martina II. Rosney, of Phila-
delphia, was here Sunday looking af-
ter her cottage.
David Paul, of Philadelphia, was a
Sunday visitor at our pretty resort.
DIR. Christian Weiss, OF Philadelphia,
is this week putting the furniture In
Il of his Pacific avenue cottages
which he is preparing to occupy with
his sister the coming season.
Thomas Lea aud family, of Phila-
delphia, are in their Aster road cottage
for the season.
j. Allison Parker, of the Quaker
City, was down on Sunday looking
rel his cottages.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Seward, of Phil
adelphia, were down on Sunday.
Francis Bell, a well known Camden
business man, has taken the corner
boardwalk store of the Martin block
and will open a first class ice cream
saloon there in a few days. Real Es-
tate Agent V. g. Reynolds rented the
store
w. b. Reed and family have taken
possession of their cottage at Lavender
road and Pacific avenue for the season.
H. Beidler, a prominent commission
merchant of Danphin street and Ger