Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

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modoTe Albert Hansen or Capt. Her
bert W. 6hivers.
Charles l.. Beck spent a couple Of
days IN Atlantic City last week.
Thos. J. Lindsay, of the Philadelphia
Bulletin, is of the opinion that Wild
wood will be the site of the greatest
summer resort city on the Atlantic
coast In the near future.
Miss Helen Bower, a charming men,
Der of the Philadelphia younger set, is
being entertained by her cousin, Mrs.
James A. Campbell, Jr.
The guests of The Mitchell, 18th and
Surf avenues, gave a large beach party
on Monday evening on the Ottens bath
ing beach. A huge fire was started,
lighting up the entire North Wild wood
section, and as the fire died out corn
and maTshmallows were roasted, fol-
lowed by ice cream served in bricks
q Ia fist. After relating many camp
fire tales the Indian wal dance and
turkey trot were conducted around the
fire by the merry party, all OF whom
were grotesquely costumed. The do
ings were fittingly concluded by a
grand march to the funchase and re-
turn. Those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell and party, Mrs.
Alice Robinson, Jos. Neutra, Mrs. Van
Wrinkle, J. Ashworth and daughters
Ruth and Violet, Samuel Webb, South
Jersey representative National Biscuit
Co.; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and
daughters Elenor and Edna, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. J. Rothstein and son Bernard,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stan field, Rob Smiley,
Miss l.. s. Gibbons, Miss Linda Meis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hopkins and
daughter Bernice, Miss Alice Wicker
sham, Mr.. and Mrs. North.
Mrs. James A. Campbell, wife of
Lieutenant Campbell, u. s. N, has
just returned from Mare Island, Cal.
Lieutenant Campbell has been sta
toned in Central America, and he Is
expected to make q visit here
Harry G. Leigh and wife, OF Phila-
delphia, who have frequently visited
here, will probably be cottagers here
next season.
Captain VIM. q. Herbert, U. s. NJ,
wife and son, are stopping at the Hotel
Ottens.
Safe deposit boxes to rent in modern
fire proof vaults. $3.0 90 per year and
upward. The Marine National Bank.
adv.
Harry q. Slack, cashier of the federal
department of internal revenue at Phil
adelphia, is a regular week end visitor.
He is prominent In Quaker City poll
tics.
Miss Iienore Adler, of New York,
left on Thursday TO join her parents at
Atlantic City. after being the guest Of
John FL. Voltz and wife.
H. II. jain, wife and daughter, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, are enjoying the ex-
hilarating atmosphere here, stopping
at the Ottens.
Mrs. Percy M. Chandler, wife of the
well known Philadelphia banker, was
recently entertained by her cousin,
Mrs. J, A. Campbell in her 18th ave-
nue. cottage.
Mrs. @. Fehr and family, who spent
the summer at the Hazelhurst, have
returned TO their Philadelphia home.
ID. r. Gibbs and wife have been
spending q week at the Hazelhurst
VIM. Eynon, Jr., Is spending a few
weeks with his parents before return
ing to State College for his senior year.
About q dozen of the Pittsburghers
prolonged their stay until after Labor
day.
d. Walton and wife, of Philadelphia,
are being entertained by q. R~odebaugh
and wife.
Thaddeus Rich, concert meister of
the Philadelphia orchestra, has been
entertained at the Campbell home. He
gave an informal violin recital, accom-
panied by his wife. It was greatly APP
preciated by the guests present.
Charles Gibbs, wife and daughter,
have returned to Philadelphia after a
delightful visit here.
f. 9. Randall and family, of Phila-
delphia, who have been guests at the
Hazelhurst, have decided to stay over
Labor day.
Miss Annie White and Mrs. Henry
White and family, of Philadelphia,
have beer entertained at the home OF
Ed ward Griffith.
Mrs. ID. l.. Eynon and children, of
Pittsburg, are guests of VIM. ID. Ey-
non.
Albert Hart, one of the live wires
from New York, returned to that city
the early part OF this week, having
spent five very enjoyable weeks with
his family here. Mr.. Hart said before
leaving: 81 cannot account for the in-
MIGRATING air at all times prevalent on
this island, and only experienced at SO
NAM other resorts at intervals" Mr..
Hart recently bought the two lots in
Wild wood at the corner OF Wild wood
and Atlantic avenues, and will erect q
building thereon, further particulars OF
which will be found in his adv. on
page A.
Mrs. II. Hughes and father, John
Hummel, have returned after two
weeks spent with relatives at Bayonne.
Lewis Lebengood, wife and son, of
Roxboro, Pa, are being entertained at
the Omensetter cottage.
Miss Marie Cramer entertained the
Je club at q card party Wednesday.
Among those present were Margaret
Conner, Stella McShane, Marion
Creamer. Mary Flick, Loretta McEhane,