Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-09-12
WILDWOOD CREST


Crest pier afternoon and evening, under
direction Of Professor Tomasino. It is
a great treat to all lovers of high class
music to hear this excellent band.
The net proceeds of the Bazaar given
for the benefits of the Crest fire company
amounted to vel $3.50. The ladies
were very much gratified with this
success.
The display of fireworks exhibited
last Saturday night vas considered the
best ever seen at the Crest. There was
a midsummer crowd present that ex
pressed the greatest appreciation.
P. p. Sweeten and wife, of Pedrick-
town, were guests at the Justice. They
motored to the Crest. James Sweeten,
deceased, built a cottage opposite the
Justice a few years ago.
Mrs. d. B. Bolan, of Philadelphia,
who rented the Tolster cottage on
Lotus road, will stay through Septem-
Der.
H. H. Townsend, of Bridgeton, who
has occupied the Taylor cottage on
Aster Road, has decided to retain the
cottage until October.
Fl. O'Hara, Of Pittsburgh, has joined
the September colony and will occupy
his cottage on Buttercup road this
month.
DR.. Thomas A. Cope, who has oc-
cupied Prof. McFarland's apartment,
Buttercup road and Boulevard, believes
In the health giving environment of
the Crest. He will stay through Sep
TENDER.
Charles r. Miller, manager of the
Notair Hosiery Co., who has sum-
mered atthe Nenow board walk cottage,
will, with his familystay until Octoberat
the Crest.
Lawyer VIM. E. Zeller proved an
efficient leader at the praise service
last Sunday evening at the Crest pier.
Rev. Joseph Krauskopf, D. D., rab-
bi of the Temple Synagogue, Broad
and Montgomery avenues, has decided
to retain the Ziesel board walk cottage
to the end of September.
DR.. Lawrence Flick, the Philadelphia
specialist, who has occupied the Lean
ing cottage on Morning Glory road, ex-
poets to return to the Crest and with
his family stay to the middle of Octo-
Der.
John Mates and wife, of Philadel-
phia, were guests of T. A. Biddle and
wife, at the weekend.
Mrs. L. A. Meehan, of Mt. Airy, who
has occupied the Heritage cottage on
Buttercup road. has decided to stay
well iHt5~tne fail to enjoy the autumn
at the Crest.
DIR. George w. Geasey, whose office
Is at the Philadelphia city hall, will re-
tain the Sturr cottage at Lotus road
and Boulevard, that his family might
join the September colony at the Chest.
The Ocean Crest hotel will remain
open all winter. 1t will be under the
management of Thomas Seward, the
owner.
FL. 8. Donaldson, the Philadelphia
manufacturer, who has visited the
beach for the past twenty years, will
return to the city with his family the
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John Miller, the Chestnut street pi-
ano dealer, whose family has occupied
the McKissic residence on Heather
road, will occupy the cottage until Oc-
tober.
Mrs. Howard L. Stricken has been
visiting with friends in Montreal, Can.
She has been gone a month and will
return the end of this month.
Rev. Henry Berkowitz, D. D., rabbi
of the of the Broad street synagogue,
will occupy his Palm road cottage I'M
til October l.
Thos. Bell, a Philadelphia manufac-
turer, who has occupied the Mcdonald
cottage on Primrose road with his FAM
lily, will remain to the end of Septem-
Der.
f. A. Biddle, a wholesale fish dealer
of Washington, D. g., has decided to
remain with his family at their Aster
road cottage into October.
Mrs. q. Plaskett, Of Washington,
d. c., who was entertained at the Bid
die cottage, returned to the national
capital last Saturday.
Fred w. Grant, of Philadelphia, has,
with his family occup pied the Mershon
Pacific ave. cottage this season. They
will remain until October.
Rev. Edward Galiar and family, of
Washington, d. G., who spent two
weeks of his vacation at the Crest as