Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-17


assisted by the pupils of Miss Ida Mae
Buzby gave a concert of exceptionally
high merit. The quartette is one Of the
best ever heard here and they were
heartily encored on each selection. A
bass solo by Elwood Weber, a member
of the quartette, was also well received.
The pupils of Miss Buzby who took
part also did very creditably and their
excellent performance last Tuesday
night speaks well for their teacher.
Those who took part were Misses Marie
Huppert, Pauline VanHorn and Jean
Allen, contraltos; Misses Wilheimina
Hallen, Stella VanHorn and Rosalie
Washburn, sopranos. Miss Eva Wash
burn accompanied the artists on the
piano with Felix Nitshe as vioIinist.
The second annual ball of the North
Wildwood Fire Co., No. l will be held
in the Ocean Pier on Thursday evening
of next week and promises to be a bril-
liant affair. Prof. Harry w. Roselle,
of Camden, will be in charge of the
floor and he is sure to make you feel at
home. Rushton's orchestra, which
plays at the pier in the summer, will
furnish music. It's a good cause SO
come and help it along.
The Casino Gardens formally opened
last night with a free concert and
souvenirs to all thu ladies. This pop
ular refreshment parlor is under the
management OF Ralph CARL and James
Sans this season and they have made
q number of changes in the arrange
ment of the interior for the better &C.
commodstion of their patrons.
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Good crowds are still patronizing the
Saturday night dances at the Ocean
Pier. The floor here is one of the finest
on the coast and up-to-date music is
snrnished by the Eilverlake orchestra
under the leadership of Albert n.
Refer.
The annual social of the Y. p. 8. G. E.
of the Presbyterian church was held
on Thursday evening at the Havilla.
The evening was passed in music, sing
ing and drawing. Light refreshments
were served.
' The Epworth League connected with
the Hollywood NJ. E. church met at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. r. 8. Car
Isle on Monday evening. After the
regular business was dispatched, a
social evening of games and music was
enjoyed. Light refreshments were
served.
An OVERLOOKING house greeted the
minstrel show at the Casino Airdome
last Saturday night and the large au-
dience was well pleased with the per-
formance. The Airdome opened last
night for the season to be open every
night from now on. High class vaude-
vile and moving pictures are presented
and you are always sure of your mon
eys worth. The vaudeville is changed
twice a week and the pictures are
changed daily.
Saturday and Sunday night the
genuine moving pictures showing ex-
President Roosevelt in Africa, will be
shown at Hunts theatre. This great
feature picture was secured at an enor-
NOUS expense by the cooperation of
all the manufacturers licensed by the
The original pictures having been taken
by Cherry K~earton, of London, who
followed Colonel Roosevelt to Africa
and secured his cooperation after
weeks of strenuous effort. These pic
lures show the rare specimens of beasts
and birds secured by Colonel Roosevelt
for the Smithsonian Institute at Wash
ington, D. c., and now that he is on
his way home, we know that the ex-
petition was the most successful the
world has ever known, and the pic
lures are particularly interesting at
this time on account of the tremen-
duous interest taken in this greatest
American of the present day. Mana
ger Hunt is to be congratulated in Sc
curing the Roosevelt pictures. The
usual price of admission will be charg-
ed although the cost of obtaining these
pictures for these nights lie greater than
the price of an entire week of regular
pictures.
Legal and foolscap paper for sale at
the JOURNAL Office. 75c per package
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