Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-04-16
SEASON BRINGS
THRONGS TO WILDWOOD

nOulds Will give u JOluI DeHeut ut bid-
ker's theatre on Saturday evening,
April II, which entertainment will
consist of moving pictures, vaudeville
and an exhibition by the degree teams
of both Council and Tribe. The adj
mission for adults is % cents and child
rem 10 cents.
The cantata 'Daniel" rendered last
Saturday night in Bakers theatre by
local talent under the direction of Rev.
H. H. HalIowell, pastor the Wildwood
Baptist church, Is to be repeated. it is
said, when Mr.. Baker has promised to
have a warm house.
st. Simeon's Guild will hold a food
sale under Edgeton Inn on Saturday,
April IL, when they will have all kinds
of cakes, bread and other good things
for sale for the benefit of the parish
building fund.
Mrs. Edward Doane, of Wayne, Pa,
is spending a couple of days as the
guest of Mrs. Georgiana Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Coke, of
Philadelphia, were down for ten days
in their Maple avenue cottage, which
they bought some months ago from
Louis r. Elliott.
On Wednesday evening, April %,
st. Simeon's Guild will give a musi-
Gale and dance at Edgeton Inn for the
benefit of the parish house. Tickets,
25 cents; children's tickets, 10 cents.
William Upperman, of Philadelphia,
has rented Mrs. Stout's cottage OF Pine
avenue for the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
Upperman were down for Easter.
G. w. Todd Co., accountants and
auditors, of the Land Title building,
Philadelphia, kaye Just cam pletsdaH
examination ofthe affairs and accounts
of the Marine National Bank. The
bank employs this firm to make peri
odical examinations during the year,
and is in addition to the surveillance
by the regular government bank X
aminers.
The Hotel Fenwick property was sold
at Sheriff's sale on Monday to Curtis
T. Baker, for a trifle less than $4,000.
f. A. Guenther, and family, of Phil
adelphia, were down yer Easter in
their Maple avenue cottage. Later on
the family will come do wn to spend
the season.
A progressive euchre and dance for
the benefit of the Holly BeachltYacht
club will be given in the club house on
Monday evening, April 10. Luncheon
will be served. Tickets are being sold
at fifty cents each.
The Misses Rem were down in their
cottage over Easter.
George H. Hunt and George d.
Hannah, were among the many Phil
adelphians who spent Easter here.
Mrs. Frank p. Willitts returned on
Tuesday from a visit to Bridgeton and
has been on the sick list since.
Bedford Evan has been in a hospital
to have his eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F, Mcclure, of
Philadelphia, were down over Easter
in their West Side apartments.
Joseph M. Sweet was down over
Sunday.
l.. p. Coney has returned from an
enjoyable trip to Atlantic City and
Mays Landing.
On next Lords Day morning in the
Lutheran Church, Miss Marie Hup-
pert will sing Jerusalem Awaken"
In the evening the choir will repeat
the anthems rendered on Easter Sun
day morning. In addition Miss Rosa
lie Washburn will sing "Victory," by
Shelley.
Wilbur Craig opened his candy kit
chen on the boardwa for the Easter
holidays.
Referee in Bankruptcy Lewis t.
Stevens has notified the creditors of
VIM. j. HARRISON that a meeting of the
creditors will be held at Cape May on
Saturday, April "a, to consider the
application of Trustee Blackwell for
permission to sell the store property
for $11, 800, he having al offer for
that amount. The mortgage against
the property is 81, 900 which with in
terest amounting to S405 is now due.
The property consists of the store
building and two lots. Permission is
asked also 10 sell the personal property,
as the trustee has an offer of ninety.six
per cent. of the appraised value. The
chattel mortgage against the personal
property is 50, 1913, and interest of $54. IA
is due.