Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-03-25
ANCLESEA

NINA LII
yesterday afternoon, when the l. 38
train arrived, Mr.. Lavalette Buck, of
Anglesea, n. j., who is wintering in
Kissimmee and Miss Myrtle McCallis-
ter, of that city, were met at the train
by a party of young friends including
Misses Willie Dean, Irma Lobean and
Anna McCallister and Mr.. Dan Nc
Callister, of this city, who accompanied
them to the court house, where Judge
Martin united them in marriage in a
most impressive manner. The bride
Is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
McCallister, of Kissimmee, and is a
very charming and attractive young
lady, possessing many friends in the
younger set, both in Kissimmee and
Orlando, where she is well known.
The groom Is a fine young business
man and is engaged with his father in
the steamship business at Anglesea,
N. j., where the young couple will re-
side in the future"
Mr.. Buck is the son of Captain and
Mrs. Samuel Buck and they have been
spending the winter on their orange
farm in Kissimmee. The captain and
his son returned to their home here last
Tuesday night and the two Mrs. Buck
will arrive about May 10.
All is now in readiness for the First
Masquerade Ball to be given in the
borough hall next Monday night for
the benefit of the fire company under
the direction of Mrs. George Ent. Tick
cts are going fast and a good crowd is
assured. The Anglesea dances are
noted for their good times SO If you
want to enjoy a most pleasant evening
come along. Music will be furnished
by Prof. Roy Fosters orchestra and
eighteen numbers are on the program,
thus assuring you plenty of dancing.
Sand wiches, coffee, cigars and ice cream
will be served all the evening.
The Anglesea base ball team got
back at the Holl Beach boys last Sat
urday for the game they lost the week
before, winning by a score of 8 to 5 on
the diamond in front of the light house.
James Boyd, captain of the Angler,
and Miss Pauline Schwatzwalder, of
Philadelphia, were married in that
city last Wednesday. They will make
their home here.
Be sure to attend the millinery open
ing beginning March 10th at our Holly
Beach store. Mech & Co. \
Miss Sadie Stanert, of Grassy Sound.
was given a surprise party by her
friend, Miss Ray Young at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Young on Cen
trail avenue the other evening" Games
and dantinY went to pass the sVshf6s
and at a late hour they were invited to
the dining room where a delightful re-
past was served. Those present were
Misses Ray Young, Marion MCKINLEY,
Leah Streaker, May Dougherty, Violet
Roser, Amelia Riggan, Irene Ware,
Mary Hewitt and Katy Toppin;
Messrs. Egbert Wood, Joseph Whea-
ton, Robert Leiby, Oscar Fraley,
Charles Hughes, Harry and Charles
Hoffman, Walter Larcombe and Bruce
Long.
William o. Hunsberger has returned
to the Lynwood after spending the
winter with his son at P%ottstown, Pa.
Mrs. George ]. Ent made a business
trip to the Quaker City one day last
week.
J. H. Clyde, of Philadelphia, was a
guest at the Lynwood on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid ofthe Baptist church
gave Mrs. Elizabeth Ware a surprise
carpet sewing party yesterday after
noon at her home on First avenue.
The ladies spent a most pleasant after
noon, particularly enjoying the large
pot of soup made for the occasion.
Those present were Mrs. Adolph An
derson. Mrs. Robert Mccarthy, Mrs.
g. G. Eldredge, Mrs. w. F. Wentzell,
Mrs. Thomas Corson, Mrs. Herbert
Shivers, Mrs. l.. B. Shivers, Mrs. r.
r. Stanert, Mrs. w. I. Royds, Miss
Sadie Stanert and Miss Irene Ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drewes are oc-
cupying their First avenue cottage over
Easter.
Gold paint, bath tub enamel, radia-
tor bronze, deck and floor paint. Har-
bison's. X
MI. and Mrs. William Morris are
spending the Easter season in their
Crawford cottage on Chestnut venue.
Mrs. Albert Bonsall and niece are
spending a few days in their Chestnut
avenue cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer F. Burns and
son Wilmer, Jr., of Gloucester, are
spending over Easter with Mrs. Burns
parents, Capt. and Mrs. F. H. Hewitt,
at the lighthouse.