Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-06-27
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

progressing very rapidly on the new
and large bathing establishment. Con-
tractors Saul & Glenn are rushing
things to get the same completed for
the July rush of business. The new
establishment is being erected for G.
Ross, of Utica, N. Y, who has become
an interested investor in this section
Of the island.
Owing to the increase Of the number
Of bathers in this section, the borough
fathers In this section have engaged
the service of M. Grady an all around
athlete as life guard for the summer.
1t is a very common occurrence to see
from one to three hundred bathers in
the surf at this point.
The Ottens Hotel grotto under the
management of Samuel Levy, of N. Y,
will give Its opening night this satur-
day. Plans have been made to give
a grand cabaret show for the entertain
ment Of the patrons, and something
new is promised. The musicians will
also be in uniform.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leonard Rodenhausen,
of Philadelphia, are sojourning at the
Hotel Ottens.
Mrs. w. @. Longcope and family
were numbered among the recent
guests at the Hazelhurst.
Lieutenant Albert Hansen has been
elected commodore of the Wildwood
Yacht Club, and Captain John A. Pew
vice commodore; Dorning Walker,
rear commodore; III. G. Schlichting,
secretary and treasurer; John Miller,
steward; John A. Pew, Frank and
Minor Harvey, house committee;
Minor Harvey, Andrew 8. Murphy
and II. q. Schlichting, regatta COM
mittee.
Mr.. Grady the life guard has q class
Of four..pupils which he is instructing
in the art Of swimming.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the North
Wild wood Fire Co., will hold a food
sale In their fire house on 18th avenue,
July Bird, from II until O'Clock; boiled
ham, Bread, Pies, Cakes and ice cream
for sale. Dancing in the evening.
No admission.
William H. Voltz, Of the Voltz Ad-
vertising Agency, Of Philadelphia,
with his family has taken possession
Of the new Stewart bungalow on 18th
avenue, Ocean Front Tract.
Mrs. William G. Duncan, sister of
Henry H. Ottens, Is here for the season
at the Ottens cottage. Her son William
r. Duncan, 8 student at Lehigh Uni
versity, is spending a few weeks here.
Charles Beck, q nepbew Of Henry d.
Ottens, is here for the summer Ia Mr..
Ottens' office at 18th and Surf avenues.
Mrs. DR.. d. w. Flemming, daughter,
Miss Sarah, and Miss Lulu Wright, of
Philadelphia, are here for the season
in the Flemming cottage on 18th ave-
nue..
FrancesiJ. Stephen with her sister, of
Philadelphia, have rented the Heating
apartments on 18th avenue for the sea-
son and took possession Tuesday.
Charles King and family of Philadel-
are here for the season, occupying the
Frey cottage on 18th avenue.
Peter J. Conway and family, of
delphia, have taken possession of the
Leidig on 18th avenue on the canal
which Mr.. Conway recently purchased.
J.Lamon and family, of Philadelphia,
are here for the season in their 10Th
avenue cottage.
Charles Holland, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
is spending this week at the home Of
Frank Becker. Mr.. Holland is a mem
Der of the Keystone State Infantry
which is to camp here In August, but
as he will be unable to come at that
time, he Is spending his week here
now.
Frank Bremen, Jr., and wife and
some friends are here in their cottage
on New York emu
A. 8. Murphy, Assistant Director of
Public Safety, of Philadelphia and
family are here for the season in their
new cottage on 18th venue on the
Ocean Front Tract.
Hazelhurst guests this week have
been Joseph Holroyd, Joseph Ellis,
Samuel King and family, A. 8. Muir
ply and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rankin, William Jacobs.
8. Lande and family, of Philadelphia,
who have rented the Stewart cottage
on West 18th avenue, have taken pos
session for the season.
Fred Connolly and family were here
Sunday from Philadelphia In their 18th