Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
WILDWOOD CREST

Tenbrook Price, of Court House. The
bridesmaids were Miss Anna Deck, of
Philadelphia and Miss Emma Leu
pold, Clementon. The best man was
Edgar Mingen, of Court House. The
flower girl was Isyl May hobart, and
ring bearer was Master Walter Spald-
ing. Their friends followed them by
train from Holly Beach to Anglesea
with constant showers of rice and good
wishes. They ~willLeside at Wildwood
Crest. The bride is a granddaughter
of Rev. Jacob Price, a wellknown
Methodist minister of fifty years age.
Edward r. jerks and family, of
Haddon Heights, are here getting their
new cottage on Park boulevard, oppo-
site the yacht club, in readiness for the
season.
The Ocean Crest hotel was offered at
public sale on Wednesday by Joseph
H. Hinkman, of Chester, Pa, and a
bid of SIT, 900 was obtained. The own
ers would not sell at this price and the
sale was withdrawn. 1t is said that a
better offer was made privately since.
Mrs. Wesley D. Weidmer, of Phila-
delphia, was down in her new cottage
at Lotus road and Philadelphia avenu
over Memorial Day.
Mrs. William Land and family, of
the Quaker City, spent a part of this
week in their cottage on Buttercup
road.
Mrs. e. Daw is occupying her cot
tage on Heather road, near Park boule-
ward.
Mrs. Frank Solely, of Philadelphia,
opened her cottage on Rambler road
over Memorial Day.
Mrs. Frank Kreis, of Philadelphia,
has opened her cottage at Rosemary
road and Pacific avenue for the season.
Allen Waters and family, of Haddon
Heights, are here getting their cottage
on Wisteria road in readiness for the
summer.
Stephen Thurber, of Camden, has
opened his pretty cottage, the Baker
Crest, at Lavender road and Pacific
avenue, for the season.
Miss Emma tombstone, of Philadel-
phia, was here over the week end look
after her new apartment house, the
Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Florence K. Morris and brother,
of Philadelphia, were here and opened
their cottage at Aster road and Park
boulevard over Decoration Day. They
made the trip here in his automobile.
The county tax board was here last
Fridab and met Assessor Nickerson.
King fish are biting in the Crest wa
ters. Thos. II. Jackson and George F.
Nellins, of the U. G. /. Fishing club Of
Philadelphia caught so on Monday
and - another day, weighing from one
to two pounds each.
A most delightful weekend house
party was given at the Arlington on
Lotus road. The guests included Miss
Harriet Homiller, Miss Eliza Morrison,
Miss Edna Morrison, Miss Lillian Nor
rison, Miss Margaret Keys, Stanley
Hart, Coulston Bolton, VIM. Daniels,
Bruce Bowers and Horace Davenport.
The party was ch%aperoned by Doctor
and Mrs. Walter Webb, of Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilbur Davis,
of Philadelphia, were here Sunday
looking wei the Crest with the idea of
buying lots and building.
Mrs. Moslander and son, of Camden,
are here occupying their cottage on
Sweet Briar road.
A party of New Workers were enter
tanned at the Hoeflich cottage on Sweet
Briar road ove Memorial Day. They
came all the way here from New York
in an automobile.
Holly Beach Yacht club guests the
past week have been Jack Woolston,
Florence Dumbleton, Sarah Woolston,
Myrtle Rossell, Helen Woolston, Miss
Elsie Stein, e. E. Shaver and wife,
Camden; Miss A. f. Rem, Della II.
Hotz, Miss e. o. Miller, Miss ]. Myers,
Miss Schoenemann, Mrs. Boland, Miss
M. Miller, r. Lynch, L. r. Richards,
NJ. j. Morrison, G. T. Stackhouse, F.
s.. Mccain, H. G. Woodruff, Mrs. 9.
A. Oster, S. e. Starr, Margaret Starr,
John E. Starr, James L. Bulmer and
wife, Mrs. l.. Krause, Philadelphia;
MI. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith, Shell
ton, Conn; Mrs. B. H. Starr, Wild
wood; Harry Scow, Roxborough; Joe
Marts, Lewis Marts, Millyille; Fl. II.
Schoch, Selins Grove, Pa; Miss Wad-
dell, Miss Haertrich, Wilkes Barre,