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

were attended by Miss Blanche Nune-
yiller and Mrs. Samuel Ward. Mr..
Robinson is employed by the. Ocean
Fish Co. at Anglesea and as both young
people are well and popularity known
the best wishes of a large circle of
friends go with them for a long and
happy married life. They will reside
on Young avenue.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held their regular meeting on
Thursday afternoon in the Baptist
church. Mrs. Della Smith, of Ocean
City, president of Cape May County
w. C. II. e., was present and gave a
very interesting talk. The date for the
annual county convention to be held
here was fixed for Thursday, Septem-
Der %. Mrs. Smith addressed the class
meeting in the M. e. church in the
evening. The next meeting will be
held on Thursday afternoon, June %,
at 2 .46 o'clock in the Baptist church,
topic, "Christian citizenship" leader
Mrs. Maxwell.
Hello, GID First noted tea and cof-
fee house, wholesale and retail, at AL
big's, Pacific emu
oChildren's Day exercises will be held
at the Eureka Baptist Mission, Spencer
avenue, next Sabbath evening, June 10,
commencing at $50 o'clock. Rev. A.
Gardner pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nevis returned
to their home in Camden last Sunday
after spending a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Moore, Rio Grande
avenue.
Mrs. John Downing is confined to
her home on Taylor avenue with a
severe cold.
These Philadelphiabs were recent
guests al the Dorsey G. Cross, Mr..
and Mrs. f. g. Hoy, Dorothy f. Hoy,
Jacob S. Hett, Mr.. and Mrs. III. j. Hip
pie, Jr., William S. Harris.
Every day you want good fresh roas-
ted coffee and delicious teas, Freihofers
bread vein seuf and cheese at Albig's*
l.. Fl. Conlen, the Philadelphia fur
niture dealer, who has made this re-
sort his stopping place for about fifteen
years, will be with us again with his
family this summer, occupying Mr..
Alexander's cottage on Davis avenue
and the boardwalk.
Henry Heiligman and family will
open up their cottage at l24 e. Lean
ing avenue on June 18th for the sum-
mer season.
The body of William V. Hoover was
&psRa- -wesknn-tha heaeb near,
Cane May. About three weeks ago
Mr.. Hoover, his son and a friend left
Camden in his new motor boat the
Star, and it is believed that their boat
struck the submerged stone %jetties near
Cape May and capsized. The other
two bodies and the boat were found
shortly after the accident and was re-
corded in these columns.
Remember, why don't you buy fresh
roasted %cofiees. best of teas, delicates-
sen and all kinds of cheese at Albig's. X
Mrs. f. G. Domnitz surprised her
husband, DR.. Domnitz, on Tuesday
evening by entertaining his gentlemen
friends at their home on East Rio
Grande avenue. Those invited were
the elders and trustees of the Presby-
terrain church, Rev. s. A. Harker, w.
II. Bright, Williah It. Garrison, John
Downing, N. d. MacMurtrie, Capt.
Frank p. Downs, Capt. Thee. Mexican,
L. G. johnson, Enoch Harker, w. H.
Stein, b. f. Barker and Charles Keep,
of Philadelphia. The evening was
spent with instrumental and vocal
music and war stories, interspersed
with Havanas. A three course lunch
was served, Mrs. Domnitz being assisted
by Miss Anna Barker and Miss Minnie
Bahman, of Philadelphia. The guests
departed al the thirteenth hour with
congratulations, best wishes and many
returns of the DOCTORS natal day.
Mrs. Frank Hallman, Hildreth ave-
nue. spent q few days in the city this
week.
Benjamin Lee has left the employ of
W. II. Stein and il working for l.. G.
Harris.
Mrs. s. A. Harker spent the first of
the week with relatives near Cold
Spring.
Postmaster f. G. Meyer spent We'd
nesdsy in the city.
Among the patrons at the Centre
House the past week have been j. w.
Gwinn, Mr.. Avis, b. T. Ravens, M. II.
Kern. Miss H. M. Amlacher, Johanna
M. Herbsleb. w. Crossing, Mr.. and