Evening journal., 1913-07-21

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
FENTON BEACH. July 2i Be
tween 1000 and ! 500 people wore
visitors to the beach yesterday. the
biggest crowd In the history Of the re-
sort The steamer Queen Anne Of
Philadelphia. brought about ZOO OK
cursionists from that city Most Of
the others came from Wilmington on
Captain Norton's boat the Anna and
dozens Of smaller craft
Tho new restaurant, in charge or
Mitchell Lopcr, a Wilmington restau-
rant proprietor. did land Office bus
mess and "Grandpop" Stcncnb,rg
closed mp his ice cream parlor early
In the evening. having sold out.
Il was beautiful day and the wa
ter was never better As result
bathing suits were at "a premium.
Grabbing also was good and lines
were strung along the entire length
of the long pier.
Many inquiries were made for lots
and with those sold yesterday ten
were disposed OF during the past
week.
Elwood T.. Slcman, Robert y. Gil
more and the latter's brother-in-law,
Mr.. Stcdenherg, of Philadelphia, went
on fishing trip yesterday in the
Salem canal and caught a string of
/ forty-iivc nsh, most of which were
white perch.
George -. WinslOw. q Whining ON
/ contractor Us new cottagcr at t'c
beach His wife told him to bring
some crab meat from Wilmington on
Saturday. He brought quart of thf
incest crab meat the real crab meat
he could buy His friends are still
laughing over the incident He saws
the next time he will know better
and bring crab beef.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Stayon enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. Milton Come
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. w RipDorgci
yesterday
AIR. and Mrs Henry r. White calleC
on the formers parents at the White
! House.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Meyers
Charles Ent T.. f. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Aiken and Mr. Roob
we're callers at the cottage of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. S. Casperson
ElwOod Lee and family spent tho
day at The Dorothy cottage as tho
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
/ Schradc. J j. Schrade also spent
/ the day at this cottage
Miss Anne ShOckley. Harold Win
ncr Miss Mary Thompson. Miss Edna
Carpenter and Henry r. lssacs were
! callers at the Virginia cottage.
Charles Morgan was a visitor al
the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Winslow
Rudolph =. Otteni. Harry y. anl
P E. f. Otteni spent the day at tn
lnetto cottage Mrs. Emma Ottenl
who is convclesclng from an opera
tion. returned home yesterday after
stay with her son.
Thomas II. Gray represcntativ
of tho Rural New Yorker. fart
journal. is camping on the beach am
Is thoroughly enjoying the outing.
There were number of caller
al tho Flo-licl-Ma cottage ycstcrda.
tho guests Of Mr. and Mrs. llenr
w. Sassc. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhal
Aucott and son William. motorC
= FROM Philadelphia To spend the da
+ Josua lcneris and family returned
after spending a week with Mr.. an
Mrs Sassc. Mr.. aud Mrs. ID.
David Jones also We're visitors.
MIR and Mrs Max Ephraim ar
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs Samu
o Harris were visitors ON the beaC
4 YESTERDAY
AZ the Palmer cottage. as gucs
Of Mr. aud Mrs. William NJ. Palmi
j yesterday were Miss Mae Lynch.
n Philadelphia, Charles II. Morrow a.
@ son Edward aud Miss Elizabeth Mo
!. row. the latter having spent n
a week end. and Edwin r Palmer.
n Or. and Mrs. r. n. Millikin are e
s Pertaining the Misses Dorothy az
o Sue Schreiner. OF Lykens. Pa. al
Miss Tholma Constantine, of Rea
q ing, Pa
= Mrs. o. 5. Appleby and daught
=, Allis. are stopping az the Wiltbal
= this week.
Harold Geissiugcr. neUhew of u
wood y. Sieman Is spending the we
at the latter's cottage.