Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-01

$3.50 - -A- ~ -
Loans at Union Bank, $500.
Marine f" 1000.
The whole evening was spent In GO
ing over the bills and adjusting the
trolley company's share Of the cost of
the Pacific venue paving. The chair
appointed Messrs. Justice, Seward and
Diamond as a committee to draw resolu-
lions as to the death OF Judge Curtis
4. Baker, collector of the borough since
Its organization. Council adjourned
for one week.
Miss Elizabeth B. Glass, daughter Of
DIR. Alexander Glass, of 1891 Spruce
street, Is visiting Miss Marion Wick
man at the Crest for q few days.
Robert Turner and family, Of Bur-
lington, viii again occupy the Durham
cottage on Columbine road, Wildwood
Crest, for August.
Borough Clerk Leslie Hallen had an
-1&nprnm ptu-pat Tuesday morniag.
While stepping from the boat railway
Sunset lake. He was helped out with
out any Ill result, apart from having
his unforeseen bath In his Office clothes.
BY patronizing the Reading you will
be able to get the best OF railroad facili-
fies.-adY
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Shoemaker, ac-
Companied by Mr.. and Mrs. FL. III.
Townsend, have returned to the Crest,
having completed a 500 mile automo-
bile journey. The trip took In the state
boulevard, q visit to the upper coast
and resorts, thence to New York, up
the east bank OF the Hudson to Tarry-
fruyn than arnnFd tho Irdcnnja xunaf
bank to New York. They returned to
the Crest via Lakewood, Asbury Park
and the state boulevard.
The cottage being built by Charles
Manebal on Sunset drive Is rapidly
nearing completion. MI. Manebal is
planning to use IL for an all year resi-
dence. 1t will be ready for occupancy
in August.
Miss Ethel Bailey, of Philadelphia,
was entertained at the residence of her
uncle, William Tees, over the week.
end.
DIR. Ploucher and family have re-
turned to their Wissinoming home
after spending a restful month at their
Wildwood Crest residence.
Miss Wilhelmina Hallen has been
enjoying a delightful visit among
friends In Wilmington, Del. She will
return to the Crest the end Of the week.
$1,000 to loan on first mortgage, In
sums to suit Anglesea Building and
Loan Association. Series just begun.
Robert Bright, conveyancer, Anglesea,
New J~ersey.-adv.
MI. and Mrs. w. r. Carroll, Of New
York; Mrs. w. #. Reber, Mrs. 8. b.
Hallennan and Miss Catherine Cook
were entertained by Mrs. e. r. jerks,
last Monday.
Mrs. Marion M. Hickman gave an
informal tea at her cottage on Morning
glory Road on Thursday afternoon
from 8 to 5 to meet Miss Elizabeth B.
Glass. Those present were Mrs. Isa-
belle Donaldson and daughters, Mrs.
H. l.. Stricken and daughters, Mrs.
Guy Wise, Mrs. Yudiski, Miss Yudiski
and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. and Miss
Diamond, Miss Sargent, Miss Glass
and Miss Hickman.
YACHT CLUB NOTES
The regatta, under the auspices Of
the Cape May Yacht club, will be held
on Saturday. The Holly Beach Yacht
club will be well represented and will
be found to have given q good account
of itself, as usual.
A special effort will be made Satur-
day evening for the enjoyment Of mem
bers and friends. 1t will be o might
in Bohemia Artistic decorations are
planned and appropriate music will
be rendered. The Harmony club, Of
Philadelphia, will provide the enter
tainmenf, and souvenirs will be presen-
ted to the ladies.
Commodore Glenn and his SON FL
Holt, enjoyed flights with Marshall
Earl Reid last Sunday In the air ana
water craft.
Mrs. Fred Himmelein and Mrs. Har-
Ky Woolston gave . "koffee klatch" at
the yacht club, for the benefit Of the
club. Il was q great success.