Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-04-15
HOLLY. BEACH

meeting n social on MONDAY evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Bar
nett, Rio Grandc After the
business was transacted a short enter
tainment, consisting of several piano
selections by Miss Florence Funck and
a song by Clinton Hand, was enjoyed.
The remainder of the evening was
spent Ia playing games. Refreshments
were served.
The meeting of the w. G. T. U. held
on Thursday afternoon was an exceed
ingly interesting one. The leader, Mrs.
Newcomb, read a treatise o n the sub
ject, "Peace and Arbitration" Several
other selections were read by the menu
bers. Mrs. A. J. Biddle and Mrs. H.
Chalmers Gang q duet, also Mrs. r.
Mount and Mrs. w. Moore. Mrs.
Hand, president of the Union at Cape
May Court House, was present and
gave a very interesting talk. The next
meeting will be held in the M. f.
church on Thursday, April q, at. 2.45
O'Clock, subject, franchise" leader
Mrs. A. j. Biddle. On Thursday eve
ming, April %. the ladies will entertain
the Young Peoples branch at Willard
Hall, Maple avenue
Mrs. A. v. Foster has rented one of
her cottages on Baker avenue to Mrs.
Engles, of Philadelphia.
On Sunday evening, April IL, at 7.80
O'Clock, Rev. s. A. Harker will deliver
the third sermon in the series on the
life of Joseph. There will be special
singing. These services are drawing
large congregations and every n is
welcome and the public is cordially In
vited to attend. Morning service and
Sunday school as usual. Christian
Endeavor meeting at 6.45 o'clock.
The Daughters Of Pocahontas will
hold a big pow WOW in the Red Mems
hall next Monday night when they
will entertain a number of visiting
members from the Atlantic City Coun-
ell.
Contractor H. S. Hewitt has started
work on the new home for the Holly
Beach Motor Boat club on Ottens Har-
Der.
Good morning! Start the day with
a breakfast coffee fresh roasted, differ
ent from others. Get samples at Albig's.
The trustees Of the First Presbyterian
church will hold their annual planked-
shad supper on Friday evening, April
%, at the Havilla, Burk avenue.
Elwood Westerland and family have
moved from the Bourse building into
apartments on the boardwalk.
Oscar Elmquist has gone to Chinco-
league Island, Va, on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth MCGOWAN and dangh-
ter Mae, Of Philadelphia, have come
down for the season and are getting the
Westminster in readiness. An addi-
ton is to be built to this hotel.
Rev. s. A. Harker made a business
trip to Camden on Wednesday.
Whooping cough is quite prevalent
among the children at the present
time.
Carl Norcross and Erwin Dreher were
guests of friends at Burleigh on Sun
day.
l. T. Woolson and family have
moved from West Taylor avenue into
their house on East Taylor avenue,
next to his produce store.
Charles Bridges, Andrew avenue,
made a business trip to Newheld and
Forest Grove on Monday and Tuesday.
George Hewitt, Hand avenue, has
rented one of the Shaw apartments on
Rio Grande avenu
Recent guests at the Havllla have
been j. George Harper, Benjamin l..
Engles, Mrs. e. G. Engles and son,
Mrs. e. II. Foster, e. Biester and fam
lily, j. Frank Dechant, H.. s. Curry,
Amos Mclaughlin, E. Whitehill,
Charles S. Norton, William A. PLOUGH
er, M. D., Ellen Agnes Curry, Mrs. w.
u. Wiedmer, e. l.. Bergen, E. f.
Short, Philadelphia; Henry j. Sher-
man, Mt. Holly; Stephen Thurber,
Harry l.. Foulkes, John f. Leavitt,
NJ. D., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter,
Miss Lottie Egbert, Miss Minnie Egbert,
Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Meehan, of
Cape May Court House, spent Monday
and Tuesday here.
Opportunity day for good coffees and
teas at Albig's. \
Mrs. James Weber and daughters
Margaret and Helen, Of Woodbury.,
spent last week with her parents, Mr..