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

The Wildwood Yacht Club has struck
q new gait this summer, for there
doesn't seem to be a dull moment there
nowadays. The Wild wood Yacht
| Club has applied for permission to
give an open regatta Saturday, Sep
tember ID, which Is to be open to all
class boats, cabin cruisers, two classes
of open boats and speed boats. The
event will also include q Novelty
secret time race. Handsome prizes
will be an incentive and luncheon will
be served. The object In giving this
regatta Is to extend the yachting sea-
son. The racing committee consists
of Messrs. Minor Harvey, Joseph L.
Bailey and DR.. d. William Flemming.
The secret time will be named and
sealed by either Congressman Baker or
Senator Wheaton.
H. Tyson, member of the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature, and Messrs. Glazier,
Mortz, Mr.. and Mrs. Duree and daugh-
ter were entertained at the Wildwood
Yacht club last Tuesday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Silberstein, of Frankfort. They
spent part of the afternoon grabbing
on the Frances 8. They expressed
their surprise at the commodious yacht
club, with all Its conveniences. They
greatly enjoyed the outing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Silberstein have q cottage on the
SPEEDY way and nth venue
The Union Sunday-school is now
preparing to get down to business for
the fall work. John Bradshaw Is sup
The weekly meeting of the North
Wildwood Tax payers Association will
be held Saturday afternoon at 4.30.
q. Truckers and family, after spend
ing a most delightful summer at the
Ruddock cottage, have returned to the
city. The five daughters made many
friends among the North Wildwood
summer colony.
William Standing, 3D., who has
summered with his grandparents, has
returned to Philadelphia to enter
school.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. I. Mullen are
guests at the George d. Mullen cottage
on East 18th avenue.
II. Bolt and wife, OF New York, were
entertained over Labor Day by Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Levy at their Central venue
cottage.
1T. Walker and family, CT Chester,
Pa, are guests at the Mare Iona or
Central avenue. Mrs. J. b. Foote, who
is entertaining them, is the mother Of
Mrs. Walker.
w. McKeenan and family, who have
summered at North Wildwood, have
returned to their Philadelphia home.
Edna M. Hill is regiotered at the
Hazlehurst for her vacation.
William Rishelle and family, and
Charles Bradshaw and family, who
spent the summer at Silver's cottage,
have returned to Philadelphia.
George A. Wickersham, wife and
daughter Marian, Roland Robbins and
wife, Samuel and Kathryn Hopkins,
Chester Hopkins, wife and daughter
Bernice, all from Wissahickon, are reg
istered at the Mitchell on 18th avenue.
A large party of young folks went to
Cape May on Tuesday in the cruiser
Colonel. They were chaperoned by
Mrs. Omensetter. In the party were
Misses Emily A. Lebengood, Margaret
Conner, Stella McShane, Marian
Dreamer, Mary Flick, Loretta Nc
Shane, Isabelle Eisenhower, Helen
Dougherty, Ida Murphy. and Lewis
LebenRood.
Mrs. G. Rodebaugh Is planning q
trip to New York at the end of Septem-
Der to visit friends. Sine will be gone
several weeks.
E. G. Bowers and wife and f. E.
Arend and family, all Of Trenton, reg
istered at the Ottens this week.
Miss Bertha Echmitt, niece of Frank
Becker, has returned to Philadelphia,
leaving her host Of North Wildwood
friends mourning her departure.
Mrs. 8. Stephens, of Philadelphia, is
being entertained by her friend, Mrs.
g. Rodebaugh.
Mr.. Whitesides, manager Of the
Hotel Majestic, Philadelphia. was the
guest Of DR.. Flemming over the week
end.