Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-22
WILDWOOD CREST


party were Emma and Frances DON
Ealdson, james Donaldson, John Pea
cock, Walter Graft, Dank Graf, Ger
trude LAUDER, Carl LAUDER, Glenn
Stricken, Manan Lair, Manan Logan,
Harrison Stern, Hugh Bennett, Ruth
Short, Florence Robson and Harry Van
Horne.
Mrs. Charles B. Stern and son, of
New York, Mrs. NJ. Lock, of Wood
bury; Rev. +. Demaris and wife, and
Charles Tomlinson, of Vineland, are
being entertained by Mrs. J.W. Clark
at their Heather road cottage.
Miss Emma Donaldson has been Civ
ing daily exhibitions of her skill in
swimming near the Crest Pier.
M. Murray, the expert skater, has
been practicing each morning at the
Crest Pier rink for his contest next
Wednesday.
Next Tuesday evening the bazaar to
be given by the ladies for the Crest Fire
company will be held at the Crest Pier.
Those holding purchase ticket with
lucky number will lie entitled to a gold
watch. There will be tables filled with
edibles, fancy goods and novelties.
Those in charge are Marion English,
Elsie Lea, Mrs. J. w. CLARK, Florence
Leavitt, Cecilia Daw, Anna Pride, Re-
gina Hugh, Mrs. Frank Gey er.
"When Ignorance is Blissn will be
repeated Saturday evening at the Crest
Pier theatre, for the benefit of baseball
on the beach.
Why don't you ride over the Read
ing? You've wanted it for years.-adv
A one mile skating contest will take
place at the Crest Pier rink next We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock. A val
liable purse will be given the winner.
The contestants are M. Murray, of
Wildwood, and Erwin Elliott, of Mill
vile. The contest is for the champion
ship of South Jersey.
The praise service held at the Crest
Pier at 8 p. m. on Sunday evenings,
has been appreciated by the great
throng that gathers.
The children's carnival will be held
this evening at the Crest Pier. Mrs.
Clothier will have charge.
Ride over the Reading, an enjoyable
trip assured. Consult time table on
another page.-adv
Mrs. Buck, of Philadelphia, is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Booth at
their Wisteria road residence.
Rev. A. f. Bender, of Jersey City, is
spending his fifth summe at Wild
wood Crest. He is chaplain of the
Keystone State Infantry.
Mrs. Good and family, Mrs. Harvey
and family are guests of Richard
Scampton.
Tho Wildwood Hroct hoeabou taor,
played a game with one of teams on
Tuesday afternoon. The camp won by
a score of 5 to 4. The contest between
the Crest and Holy Name teams last
week was won by the Crest nine, by a
score of II to 10.
Major John f. Hunter, of Pittsburgh
and l.. Dickinson, of Philadelphia, have
been the guests of III. l.. Stricken.
Read the JOURNAL cent-a-words.
Officer Hosea Steelman has been on
the sick list for the past week.
John Waller ami wife hase-seaia
New York to meet Mrs. Walkers sis
ter from Kylsyth, Scotland. They
will entertain her at their Crest home
IN Myrtle road.
YACHT CLUB NOTES
Commodore j. H. Miller, of the Tren-
ton Yacht club, registered at the club
house last Tuesday. He was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Miller and A. r. Kuhn
of Trenton.
The Anna E. owned by President
Frank English, of the Holly Beach
Yacht club, is an open boat in the class
under 40 rating. This boat has won
more trophies than any of the smaller
class of South Jersey craft. She has
won on a average, n cup a week dur
ing the racing season. This is a record
of which the owner is proud.
George Siegfried, of Philadelphia, is
stopping at the Yacht club.
Carl Zentmeyer, wife and son God
frey, of Atlantic City, are being enter
tanned at the Park boulevard cottage of
Godfrey Shmidheiser.
The Katherine, of the Camden Mo-
tor Boat club, and the Anna c., of At
lantic City, are anchored off the Holly
Beach Yacht club wharf.
Miss Matilda Mcclure returned from
her visit to New York, accompanied
by her accomplished sister Frances.
Henry Tiedemann and wife attended
Tile IeSdUld az cape May On OdIuIudy.
They entertained at luncheon in the
Hotel Cape May, the Misses Boyle and
Brooks, of Baltimore.
Godfrey Shmidheiser had on exhib-
ition at the club house a 5 pound can't
eloupe, raised on his own grounds near
the club house. He has some large
watermelons also.
Commodore James d. Glenn and
wife, Edward jerks and wife, Frank
English and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor, of Haddon Heights, Miss Lillian
Himmelein and the Misses Seeley,
Weber and Lembach witnessed the re-
gatta last Saturday. Commodore
Glenn entertained the party aboard the
Elmaja, Sr.
George Miller and wife, of New York,
were entertained by Mrs. Matson over
the weekend.
A norciooIo will ha oiuon of tho nl1h