Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-01

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N. Y; Miss Elizabeth Galligans OF
Syracuse, N. Y; Mrs. Ida Brooks and
Miss LYDIA Earl, of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Weyborn came over from Atlantic City,
where she attended the convention OF
the L. z. b. A.
Fred Himmelein is a happy grand
father. Word has just been received
from his daughter Of the arrival OF a
girl baby.
e. II. Nye, the obliging superinten-
dent of the West Jersey Electric COM
pany, made q business trip to Philadel-
phia on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Madden, OF 200
Weat Maple avenue, rendered q recep-
tion on Tuesday evening to Mr.. and
Mrs. Buel Pinkham, of st. Augustine,
Florida, who have been visiting them
for the past few weeks. Mrs. Pinkham
Is Mrs. Madden's daughter and was
married last winter while visiting
Florida with her mother. They left
here Friday morning for Albany, New
York, and Niagara Falls after which
they will return to their home. Owing
to the death last week OF Mrs. Madden's
brother, Harry Freas, of N%orristown,
the affair was to immediate friends
only. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, MI. and
Mrs. Ansty, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chad Hand and son Norman, Mr..
and Mrs. John Johnson, DIR. and Mrs.
Ramsey, of Harrisburg; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Haynes, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Stevens
and daughter, MI. and Mrs. l.. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Crammer, of
Hotel Pacific, spent a few days this
week at Collingswood, looking after
the papering of a house which they re-
Gently purchased.
Becoming frightened when q large
breaker suddenly engulfed her while
bathing, Miss Sarah Phillips, of Phila-
delphia, tainted In the surf yesterday.
She later became hysterical and was
treated at the Emergency hospital. She
was able to go home in the evening
with the Pitman Sunday school excur.
sion with whom she had come.
George and Walter Housman, of
Philadel phia, who are twin brothers,
are guests at the Grenoble this week.
They look SO much alike 1t is said
their closest friends mistake one for the
other at times.
While playing on the beach yester-
day, James Clauser, 9 years old. of
Philadelphia, stepped on a can left by
some person and cut a large cash in
his right foot. The wound was Dress
ed at the Emergency hospital.
Mrs. III. Isemen and family, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, who are making a tour
of Eastern resorts Ia her automobile,
arrived in Wildwood last night from
Atlantic City to stay a few days. They
are making the tour by easy stages,
stopping at different places enroute.
Losing control of his canoe which he
was padding In the surf yesterday, an
unknown man struck Lucy Mailman,
of 4420 Pacific avenue. with the PROV
of the craft and cut q gashin the yOung
woman's head, which was attended to
at the Emergency hospital.
Miss Reba Fixter, of Germantown, is
the guest Of Miss Helen Waters, of
Cedar avenue, for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington Leaning
have recently returned from a months
stay in Nebraska, where they visited
Mr.. Leaming's brothers, William and
FHfHi6frhesfni1g, who reside AZ York
and Bradford, near Lincoln. The
weather was exceedingly warm, but
they managed to keep cool by automo-
billing around the country.
Mrs. Mary Still, of Vineland, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Norton.
Alfred Ahwstrom, Of Philadelphia,
who lie In the marine engine building
business, was here on a business trip
Sunday and Monday inspecting engines
be had installed in boats in this vicini-
ty. MI. Ahwstrom formerly conducted
a sightseeing auto between Cape May
and Wildwood.
William Peoples, a former employee
of the Journal, and three friends conn
prised q fishing party who came here
Sunday. They succeeded In making
q large catch.
VIM. J. Pauling and family are Wis
iting Mrs. Pauling's parents at their
Leaning avenue cottage. Mr.. Pau
ling is a prominent druggist Of Wilkes
Barre, Pa.
AlexanderMcMurray of the Dayton,
accompanied by Messrs. William Burk-
hardt and d. w. Sommers made a trip
to the sounds Tuesday morning. After
a pleasant sail, fishing was tried, good
luck following. A string with more
than a score of fish was brought in.
We stated In our last weeks issue
that Miss Frances Baker took a flight
with Reid on the previous Tuesday.
This was an error, it was Miss Marie
Baker that was taken up by Reid.
Prof. /. M. Smith, of Pittsburgh, has
returned to Wildwood, where he will
spend a months vacation. While here
he will take charge of the music at the
Presbyterian church. He is q guest at
the Havilla.
Rev. Alexander Laird was called to
Brownsville, Pa. last week to conduct
the funeral of a former parishoner. He
returned to Wild wood on Saturday,
having had an all night ride both GO
ing and coming.
A merry crowd at the Frankfort
Cottage, Lake and GIenwood avenues,
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Altemus, Of
Allengrove street, Frankfort; Misses
Bertha and Elizabeth Bailey, of Coul-
ter street, Germantown; and Messrs.
Gnanaar G0od win and Ehriafonhar