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

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May, reading from Market street wharf
1925, and pay extra fare of % cents
on train.
Cape May-Arriving about 1l.3o,
luncheon will be taken at Arnold's,
where also business clothes will be ex
changed for bathing suits. Suit cases
will be transported by auto to Holly
Beach Yacht Club, at Wildwood Crest.
The "Hike"-A stroll of about seven
miles, comfortably broken up thus
A walk or wade along the beach to
Sewell's Point, where a boat will be in
readiness to transport us across Cold
Spring Inlet to Two Mile Beach; a fur
Their walk along Two Mile Beach to
Turtle Gut Inlet. Another boat will
convey us across the inlet. Those har-
,dy souls who prefer to swim across
may do SO at their own risk.
Wildwood Crest-A walk up the
beach 10 the Holly Beach Yacht Club,
where clothing will be changed. A
shore dinner such as will cheer the
hearts of hungry mixers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the beauti-
full and hospitable home of Mr.. Thomas
Martindale. 'Nuf sed! This alone in
sures your being one of the party. The
night will be spent at n of Wild
woods best hotels.
The Return-Early trains reach Phil
adelphia Market Street wharf $3.50
and BROAD Street s%tation) sos Friday
morning.
m#eraHgpfoxsEsrssy 30, mcruung
railroad fare, three meals and lodging.
Each item of expense will be taken
care of by individual members as in
CURED, and not by the committee.
The Gain-Health, good-fellowship
along the golden strand of Jersey, Cape
May to Wildwood, including Cold
Spring Inlet, which is being converted
into a harbor of refuge by the Govern
ment at a cost of over a million.
Hon. Leslie M. Shaw, twice governor
of Iowa, and a former Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, will ac-
company the mixers. He expected to
be here on Wednesday evening as the
guest of Mr.. Martlndale, but a previ-
Gus engagement prevented. MI. Shaw
now resides in New York, but spends
four days a week in Philadelphia, be-
ing president of a new trust company
in the latter city, of which Mr.. Mar
tindale is one of the directors.
Casino bowling alleys hold Five Mile
Beach record. Uniform price, 10c game
Among the arrivals at Temple Hall
have been MI. and Mrs. HI. J.. Knoll,
Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Florence
Mitchell, MI. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharpley, Miss E. Mclaughlin, Miss
B. M. Harris, Misses MacMullen, Mis-
SEES Kelley, Mrs. James j. Daley, Phil
adelphia; John q. Lorenz and family,
M%illbourne, Pa.
Joseph Smith, ESQ.,, Mayor of Mill
vile, was among the Sunday visitors.
Miss Mary g. Bulwer has returned
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full three weeks vacation, stopping at
Rowland Hall.
John Mcclure of Millville, has been
visiting his brother at the West Side
apartments.
Among the visitors who have regis
tered recently at the information bureau
are Charles Meyer, Longsville, Perry
County, Washington; Mrs, Phebe
G~reenhalgh, Lancashire, England
Frank Brownholts, Orlando, Fla.
Charles B. Headly, Ocala, Fla; Albert
Walton, Beloit, Wis; n. s. Russell,
Martha Russell, Rennerdale, Pa; Les
lie H. Deakyne, Wilmington; Deborah
Wiley, Gunnell, Iowa; B. L. Engles,
w. M. Wright, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs.
James. j. Rice, w. w. Wright, New
York; Annie K. Miller, Altoona. Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hallingsworth,
Baltimore, Md.
Clarence Hughes of Camden, q former
JOURNAL typo, was a visitor here on
Sunday.
Miss Lena Washburn has accepted
the agency for George Noble & Co.'S
school book, 1.-THE Complete Speaker, y
and has resigned her position as book
keeper at Koeneke Brothers.
Miss Odessa Lopez Of Elmer, was
among the visitors here last Friday.