Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-11-28
WILDWOOD

flOrlua last week anu Oh OAtuIuAy
was surprised to have a request for 3
bathing suit from a stranger whom the
bright sunshine enticed to the board
walk. The bather was William Gray
Knowles, who was visiting here in conn
pany with Charles Plat, Of Philadel-
phia. He was in the water about ten
minutes, and said 1t was not so cold as
one would expect. Mrs. Sweet has re-
turned to Florida, where her husband
is located for the winter. Another
Wild wood man located there is Edward
r. Sherman, the photographer. who
has become interested in st. Petersburg
real estate on the west coast of Central
Florida. Mr.. Sherman is a former
resident of Bridgeton, where his father
was for about aquarter Of a century the
head of the West Jersey Academy, a
popular school for boys. The Keller
brothers, Wildwood boardwalk busi-
ness men, are also located in Florida
for the winter, where they do not have
to buy coal.
Congressman j. Thompson Baker
and family closed their Wildwood house
last week, and took possession of their
house at Washington d. o., which they
leased last winter and which was closed
during the summer.
Ladies' will now find the Wild wood
Embroidery Shop at the old location,
1872 e. Wild wood avenue, where Miss
Scott will be pleased to supply your
needs In this line and help you out on
the new stitches adv.
MI. and Mrs. H. E. Styles have traded
their Leaning ven property for a
home in Pasadena and expect to make
California their home Ia the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel b. Locke will
come across the continent and take pos
session of the Styles home in Holly
Beach, while the latter family will go
to the Locke home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Styles and daughter, Miss Maud Myers,
left this week, stopping for a visit of a
few days in Camden, and also in Indi-
ana at the old home of Mr.. Styles. The
Styles family have resided here fifteen
years. Mr.. Locke hes resided u Cali
fornia five or SIX years, ana vas east
two years ago when he married a Penn
~sylvania woman. He likes the Cali
fornia climate but his wife Is anxious
to come east to live. Several of the
friends of Mr.. aud Mrs. Styles came
down on Sunday to say good bye.
A progressive pinochle for the bene-
fit of the Samaritan hospital building
fund will be held in the city hall on
Wednesday evening, December 10, at
8 80 o'clock. Tickets 35c.
The mild weather of last week makes
one think of February weather in Ber-
muda. Last Sunday was like a rare
day 10 June and the ex~cursionists and
permanent residents basked in the sun
shine ola perfect day without any wind.
Flowers have been blooming out doors
all the fall and q rose bush in the yard
of Charlie A. Norton was full of roses,
a photograph OF which was taken on
November 20. 1.-THE photograp phi turns
out to be a good one 1t will be used in
the new Board of Trade booklet now
being arranged for next season.
We sell the shoes
That fit the feet,
We sell at prices
Hard to beat.
We sell the shoes
Correct in style,
And best Of all,
They last awhile.
Inglee's, 1910 Pacific avenue.-adv
The Goulds, who conduct a restau-
rant on the boardwalk, have just open
ed the "Oriental restaurant and cafe"
at 1908 SAMSON street, Philadelphia.
The scandinavian Lucia Society was
organized last Friday, Nov. 81, at Mar
tin Longs residence on Montgomery
avenue. MI. Long was elected tenn
porary president, Miss Magda Olson
vice president, and Mrs. Selma Nielsen,
Anglesea, secretary. A committee Of
all the ladies present was appointed to
make arrangements for the Christmas
entertainment. The next meeting will
be held tonight, Friday evening, Nov.
49, at eight o'clock at the home Of NJ rs.
B. Pearson, Davis avenu All Scan
dinavians are cordially invited to join.
Warren Ham, Jr., a student at the
Wenonah Military Academy, spent
Thanksgiving here at his home.
A newly married couple were enter
tanned at the Home hotel on Oak ave-
nue., the fore part Of the week In the
persons of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harri-
son. The bride was Miss Matilda Beas-
ton and they were married at Camden
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