Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-05
WILDWOOD CREST.

On Monday evening ABOUT 5.oO3 ,
woman on the Crest Pier declared she
had seen a body floating at The end of
the pier. Immediately every one was
on their feet and hurrying to the spot.
Bernard Brown went into the water
with his clothes ID. Thomas Young
donned a bathing suit and helped In
the search. About IL o'clock the life
saving crew from the Holly Beach sta
fion Joined in the quest for the body,
using its searchlight. The hunt was
kept up until midnight before 1t waB
abandoned.
A young couple bathing last Tues
day got beyond their depth and called
for assistance. Ellwood Young, the
~Iifeguard, quickly responded and
brought the pair ashore, where they
soon recovered from their fright.
Reba Wells, daughter of the promi-
nent Philadelphia halter, was enter
tanned over the week end at the Strick-
Ter cottage.
Carl Mayer is spending a week at the
Atlanta. Carl Is a member Of the
Philadelphia Swimming club.
A jolly group Of young folks that
daily battle at the Crest Pier consists
of Florence Robinson, Ruth Short,
Marian Lare, Kathryn Seward, Emma
and Frances Donaldson, Anna Con-
don, Adele Fredericks, Marian Frede-
ricks, Gertrude LAUDER; Carl Mayer,
Glenn E~trickler, James Donaldson,
Ellwood Young, Lewis Bohm, Harri-
son 6tearn, John Peacock, Dank Graf,
AL Johnson and Ray Gleaves.
Prof. White, of the college of the
City of New York, is registered at the
Atlanta.
Last night was 'sTrickler" night at
the rink on the Crest Pier.
The Troillo band plays daily to
thusiastic audiences at The Crest Pier.
Glenn Strickler and Carl Mayer give
exhibitions of fancy skating nightly at
the Crest Pier rink.
Weak fish and king fish are being
caught off the end of the Crest Pier.
A large number of the cottagers have
decided to stay at the Crest until Octo-
Der let.
YACHT CLUE NOTES
Commodore James I'll. Glenn won
the handsome chest of silverware, val
ned at $500. When he was announced
q the winner, word was telephoned to
Stone Harbor where be was participa-
ting in the races. He had just left for
Wildwood. The popular commodore
is receiving congratulations from his
many friends.
Mrs. Henry Tiedemann is planning
to stay into September until she will
be compelled to return to Camden by
opening of the Friends school, which
Alice attends.
Miss Anna English will arrive from
Europe next week. Her parents will
go TO New York to meet her. ~
Godfrey 6hmidheiser and wife
spent several days in visiting Mrs.
Zantmeyer, their daughter, at her At
lantic City home.
Fred e. Himmelein, Elliott Glenn
and ladies had a days outing on We'd
nesday at the Leaning farm, Rio
Grande.
In the hydroplane rae at the Stone
Harbor regatta, four were entered. The
A. f. b owned by Louis Burk, of At
lantic City; Cyram III, owned by SEN
ator Coyle; Meteor II, owned by Com
modore B. I. Gibbon, Cape May; The
E.V., owned by Victor Simon, of Sea
Isle City. The A. +. b. won the race.
The might in Japan was a great
success last Saturday night. 1t has
been suggested that the next in the
series will be a might in Italy"
Fred Himmelein and wife entertain
ed at dinner in honor of Miss Teis-
worth. Among those present were
VIM. G. Cakes and wife, Fred Him
melein, Jr. aud Miss Wynne, from
Burlington.
Miss Lillian Himmelein will leave
the Crest to attend the Moorestown
academy next week.
Commodore and Mrs. James H.
Glenn, accompanied by Elliott Glenn
and Miss Lillian Himmelein, attended
the races at the Stone Harbor regatta.
The Anna e. took two prizes at the
final races last Saturday at Stone Har-
Dor, and Commodore Glenn took two
with Elmaja and Elmaja, Sr.
r. v. Let's took second prize with
the Eagle at the finals, in the race for
open boats W. 40 rating.
George Bilyeu's Ben Riley again won
first prize in the special cruiser class.
The Ben Riley has been a consistent
winner this season.
Commodore ] Wallace Hallowell, of
the Corinthian Yacht club, visited the
club house on Monday.