Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-03
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Jersey; Thomas w. McClintock, I'd
Maryland; Chas. T. Shaw, 25th n. J.;
James NJ. Craner, 18th N. j.; Charles
Young, Navy; r. A. w. Oestmann,
Pa; w. S. Klmball, 7. f. Shute. S. r.
Sithens, 18th n. j. The veterans and
several other invited persons including
the newspaper men and ministers par
took of an excellent dinner at Cedar
Hall on Monday as the guests of Sec
rotary Mark Hall and his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Clarke.
E. Yenney was in charge of the
Boys Brigade and the school children
from Holly Beach, a number of whom
were dressed in Red Cross costumes
and carried appropriate emblems.
They were well drilled and their well
taken parts speak well for their instrue-
tor. Mr.. Yenney was assisted with the
children by Mrs. Elizabeth Yearsley,
Mrs. Peter Lundine and Miss Esther
Yenney, and e. H. Randolph as first
lieutenant of the Boys Brigade.
A house party composed of Misses
Helen Gallon, May Firth, Frances
HICKMAN and Joan Hirschfeld was
entertained over the week end by Miss
Louise Guenther at the cottage of her
parents on West Maple avenue. All
but one of the young ladies are mem
bers of the Sorority Sigma Alpha Pi of
the William Penn high school of Phil
adelphia, and members Of this years
graduating class. The young ladies
had a most enjoyable time and made
things merry wherever they happened
to be-.
Miss Ida P. Ackley, of Vineland, ac-
companied by her niece, were guests
at the Belmont over Decoration day.
Miss Ackley owns two lots here.
Cape May City sold s40,0 600 worth of
five per cent. bonds last week to the
Merchants National Bank OF Cape May
at a premium of S116.25 on the whole
issue. OF this issue $31, 900 worth runs
for 80 years and SO, 900 for two years.
Charles Gruner has rented the cot
tage of Chas. H. Smith On Wildwood
avenue.
Mrs. M. f. Richardson and her
daughter, Miss Fleetwood Richardson,
of Oak Lane, Pa, have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Thompson.
Miss Schoenemann and her sister,
Mrs. Boland entertained a house party
at their Magnolia avenue cottage over
Sunday, among whom were Mrs.
Haertrich and Miss Waddell, of
Wilkes-Barre, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. g. A.
Elsasser, Jr., Miss Jeanette Myers,
Miss Elizabeth Miller, Miss Julia APP
penzeller. Messrs. Garfield Widener,
julius Keppler and Arthur Putzel.
Mr.. Schoenemann has had his motor
boat, the "HaiEas'' rebuilt and a glass
cabin added. he party enjoyed a
delightful cruise While here.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph d. Hoffman
have gone to Millbourne, Pa, a suburb
of Philadelphia, to reside in their new
ly purchased home. Mrs. Hoffman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Smith
left on Saturday to spend the summer
with them. Mr.. Smith formerly re-
sided at Vineland and built his cottap g
here twenty years ago when there were
only eight houses here.
Albert Durham and family, of Mill
vile, spent over Sunday and Decora-
ton day with relatives here.
1Martinet, who is now doing
some work in Millville, spent Sunday
with his family here.
Carl, the small son of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Heritage, had his right hand
severly burned by powder last Tues
day night. He was in the fire house
with Mr.. Heritage who was cleaning
up the hall and burning bits of paper
and waste in the stove which had been
left by the fire works manufacturers
on Monday. Carl, who Is a bright lit
tie fellow, was doing the same and got
hold of a piece of fuse which he threw
in the stove and it Immediately took
fire and burned his hand severely before
he could get away. A doctor dressed
the wound and though it pains him
severely it is getting along nicely.
Miss Ada Moffat, who has been Wis.,
iting her friend, Miss Mary Means, has
returned to her home in Philadelphia.
r. G. Evan and wife, of Lansdowne,
Pa, are spending this week with his
parents on West Poplar avenue.
G.. L. Stretch, of the Philadelphia
Bulletin, was a business visitor here ON
Friday, stopping at Severn Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sheppard and
Mrs. Lottie Wardell and son, of Will
M in nfop nol n r., MoOro of Tu0kar.