Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-08-20
HOLLY BEACH

NHAos Sohh uuBc gave DihtuuhJ
party to her niece, Helene Goldsmith,
Aug. 18th, her 10th anniversary, at her
home on Leaning avenue. Games
and music entertained the young folks
and twenty-tbree children sat down to
enjoy the birthday luncheon. Miss
Helene sat in a bower of roses and re-
ceived the greetings of her little friends.
Lanterns of varied colors and many
electric lights, flowers and vines deco
rated the parlors and dining room.
The children marched and counter
marched, danced and enjoyed them
selves. One special feature of the after
noon was the beautiful dancing OF
Marie Alexander. In addition to the
constant round of pleasures of the oc-
casion the happiness of the children
was increased by a number of beauti-
full souvenirs which they took home
with them. Miss Helene is the second
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Morgan j.
Goldsmith, Of New York City, who
are visiting Mrs. Judge, Mrs. Gold
smiths sister. Among the children
present were: Jack Woolston, Marion
Smith, Henry Lloyd, Spencer Lloyd,
Marie Lloyd, Victor Long, Willie
Long, Ruth Cannon, Thomas Gam
mon, Thelma Kite, Thomas Kern,
Allen Kern, Joy Bright, Edith Silver,
Dorothy Silver, Helen Voorhees,,
Charles Ambacker, Marie Alexander,
Ethel Armstrong, Honor Bright, Mon
gan Judge Goldsmith, Marion Weary.
Steamer Wildwood takes parties to
Ottens Harbor's famous grabbing
grounds. y
Mrs. j. HI. Dowler, Jr., of Vineland,
is spending the summer with Mr..
Dowler's parents on Andrew avenue.
Mr.. Dowler was down last week and
returned to his position at the Vine
land Grape Juice Co. on Tuesday, of
which he is manager.
New arrivals at the st. Charles are
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Kelley, Miss
Helen Kelley, Miss Agnes Kelley, Miss
III. g. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Kin
sey, Miss Mary Moon, Miss Annie M.
Closkey, Miss Mary Closkey, John
Veitengruber, Mr.. and Mrs. P. v. Bar
ker and family, MI. and Mis-. Thomas
Kenney, Miss l.. Amrhein, Lima
Schmelzkoph, Anna Schmelzkoph,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. g. Crawford, Jr. and
son, Miss Catharine Mofnt, Philadel-
phia; Mrs. S. B. Horsfall, Mile
Honey, f. e. Shurte, Elizabeth Gil
fillan, New York; Edgar Storks,
Frankfort; Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Heth-
erington, j. g. Roberts, Lansdowne,
Pa; Miss Edna Bates, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. B. Bankert, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bon, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Rautner,
,Mr~apd1lfrs. W.~P3 Goodfellow end
mRunnlM en-,
asmSD. o.; David Chambers,
re. MARGARET Caron, Wilmington,
el.; Miss Maude Hewitt, Waynes-
bio, PaE Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
pung, Miss Evelyn Young, Darby,
a.; Loulae Herr, Nora e. Swoyer,
Reading, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
z. Smith and family, Germantown;
Mrs. John Gallon, Wyncote, Pa;
Emma e. Homer, Merchantville.
Registered this week at Rowland
Hall are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox,
M. Floy Wythe, s. r. Douglass, Wal
ter Bleyer, Frank B. CARL, Arthur
Haller, Walter Magann, Florence e.
Barton, Camden; John b. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Morris and daughter,
Mrs. e. Blaetz, Mrs. l.. K. Tonkin,
Joseph w. Allentle, Philadelphia; Al
.bert J.. Smith, Pittsburg, Pa; Mary
Emsley, Falls of Schuylkill; J. w.
Haslett, Washington, d. c.; Elizabeth
Kitchens, Bertha Van Hook, Millville;
2. M. Wills, Melrose Park, Pa; Ed
\ard Bird, Lizzie J.. Bird, Almond
Edward Bird, Jr., West Phila-
kIr. and Mrs. O. F. Elmquist, Tay-
lor avenue, are en- pertaining their niece,
Miss Edna Dinklespel, Of New York.
Among the guests at the Sea Shell
cottage on Andrew avenue are Nelson
Ireton and family, Mrs. Reba Day and
daughter, Howard Laconey, George
Gigenbach and family, Camden; Henry
Dinkelspiel and daughter, Edna, Chas.
Jackson and family of Brooklyn.
William j. Mingle, Jr., a salesman
for the keystone Type Foundry, Phil
~adelphia, is stopping at the Idlwild,
Baker avenue, for a couple of weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will hold a one day
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