Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-05
WILDWOOD
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Fascinating Fanny Brown" by Phila-
delphia talent, will be given in the
Guild house, Maple and Pacific We
nues, on Saturday, September 9Th,
at 8.15 p. "a. Admission % cents.
The trustees of the Grayson estate
have confirmed the sale of Wildwo God
property John A. Ackley sold at
Auction, Monday, August 2Sth.
Harold Williamson, a student at the
Mcdonald Agricultural college, OF Nc
Gill University, Canada, is visiting
his parents In Wildwood.
Harry M. Kalbach, accompanied
by Mrs. Stanley Kalbach is renewing
old associations in Ashland, Pa. 1t
was to this picturesque mountain town
that Mrs. kaIbaeh went as a young
bride aud there that her children were
born. e'
Mabel Robbins, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Robbins, Won the $3.50
gold prize, at the children's carnival
IN Bakers Danceland. She appeard
as q sunhower, which was voted the
most original costume.
Melvin Sheppard, a noted athlete, is
making his annual visit to Wild wood,
accompanied by his wife and children.
He is being entertained at the Oak ave.
nue. home of his brother-in-law, VIM.
f. Cole.
Clarence Rudolph, of Camden, who
il registered at the Greenleigh, spent
part of his vacation with his friend, H.
p. Graham.
Assistant Cashier Harry NJ. Rice
was u Sunday visitor to Atlantic City,
accom- panied by a friend.
Miss Anna Wagner, of Germantown,
is enjoying her vacation at the Wild
wood avenue cottage of her parents.
Jacob Frankenfield was a week end
visitor at the home OF Mrs. D. Powell.
Mrs. Josephine Moore and daughter
Mildred, OF Wilmington, Delaware, are
making a two weeks visit to Wildwood.
They are the guests of j. f. Moore and
wife at their Park avenue home.
Prof. James H. Lord, Associate of
the Royal College Of Organists, of
England, left Severn Hall last Satur-
day for Binghampton, New York.
Next Sunday morning ct the Lu,h.
eran church the Sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered.
A preparatory service, preceding the
morning worship, will be held. The
morning theme will be the 1.-THE Three
Fold Word" The subject Of the eve
ming service will be "The Higher
Educati M The subject ia suggested
by the opening of the Wild wood school
year. The record established by the
bible school two years ago was sur
passed four Sundays in August by
20 per cent.
Otto Koeneke and family returned
from q two weeks vacation last Satur-
day. A week was spent in Washing
ton, ID. O., and several days at Palatine
and in Philadel phia.
Harry 9. Koeneke and family are
-awHy ON their vacation. MI. k0eneKe
in attending the International Fire
Chiefs convention In New York City
this week, as Is also Harry s. Durham.
This is Mr.. Dunham's first visit to
New York and Koeneke promises to
show him all there Ia to be seen.
Troop No. L, Wildwood Boy Scouts,
returned from their weeks camping
last Monday. The boys were In good
health and had a pleasing memory of
their experiences. Those who went to
the camp were William and Harry
Let's, Lelyn Branin, Leslie Smith,
Elvin Ingram, Edmund Countiss,
Richard Anderson, Harry Corson,
Joseph Heritage, Chas. Nickerson,
Forest Elmquist, CORTLAND Steelman,
Harvey Foster and William Garner,
scout master. Rev. L. H. Fisher and
wife accom- panied the boys. The camp
was named Union camp and was loca-
ted on the shores OF Union Lake, near
Millville.
Subscribe now for stock In the four
teenth series Of the Five Mile Beach
Building and Loan association. 1t Is
paying over 81 pei cent. Get full par
ticulars from Robert j. Kay, secretary,
Wildwood, N. J.-adv.
Among those spending the week end
over Labor day at the frankfort cot
fage, west Oak avenue, were Mr.. and
Mrs. All. Foster. Miss Lizzie Merker
Miss Tressa Sherrick, of frankfort:
Arthur and Spencer Goodwin, of Falls
of Schuylkill. Boating, bathing, crab.
bling, fishing, several trips In the motor
launch and an ocean fishing trip kept
the party busy enjoying themselves.
Architect Boyer has plans for a school
house to be built at Avalon and altera-
tions for the Cape May Point school.
lie has also prepared plans for a hollow
tile bungalow at Atlantic aud Juniper
avenues for A. Cancelmo, and also for
the Hart apartment house to go up
across from the Hotel Dayton.
For Rent-Desirable six room house
by the year. los e. Young avenue,
from Sept. 20. j. Halleran.
Rev. HI. Fl. Hallowell will leave for
Central Pennsylvania next week to
hold evangelistic services at Shenan-
doah.
Thomas b. HARRISON and family re-
turned to their Philadelphia home yes
terday after a delightful summer In the
Gross cottage on Magnolia avenue
Miss Helen ID. HARRISON leaves next
week for Wellesley college, Mass.