Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-08
WILDWOOD
Continued from page l

4uCEuaY " CuJOI NAC ALAlkllt5 Vi EiNG
Mile, coming In two cars. The party
consisted Of Mr.. aud Mrs. L. e. Bader,
MIR. and Mrs. j. q. Lindner, J. S. Dou-
gal and wife, Milton, Pa; j. b. Bran
and wife and Miss Marion Bran, Of
Oak Lane, Pa.
Mrs. 8. Fey, Miss Louise Fey, George
Fey, Alfred Dressler and Edward Her
berg, of Olney, Pa, were among the
arrivals at the Clinton, Maple avenue.
They are a jolly party and are enjoying
the bathing and other amusements of
Wildwood.
William Gilmer, wife and two child
rem are visiting Prof. and Mrs. Stein,
parents of Mrs. Gilmer.
Miss Edith 2. Butler, of PhiladeI-
phia, is visiting at the home Of Rev.
Charles w. b. Hill.
Ladies' will please note that the
Wild wood Embroidery Shop has NOV
ed from 1872 e. Wildwood ave. to 3008
Board walk, where Miss Scott will be
pleased TO have you call and see her
display of hand work exclusively.-adv
Walter M. Keepers, Mus. B., organ
ist OF ALI Saints Lutheran church, Ger
mantown, will preside at the organ
next Sunday at the Episcopal church.
Rev. McFetridge, and family, an
Episcopal rector of Pittsburg, is visit
ting at the home OF his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jordan, OF Allan
tic avenue.
Fl. ID. Woolfran and wife, of Bethle-
hem, Pa, are stopping at the Glen
wood. This Is their first visit and they
declare they are Wild wood enthusiasts.
Henry Cope, OF Lincoln University,
is enjoying the bracing breezes of Five
Mile Beach. It is his first trip to Wild
wood, but will not be his last.
The ministers of Wildwood are plan
ming to take a religious census Of the
island in the fall.
Mrs. M. l.. Stritehof and Miss 8.
Stritehoff, of Baltimore, are guests at
the Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Doak and son
motored from Philadelphia Saturday
and are enjoying their stay at the
Sheldon.
At the evening service next Sunday
in the Lutheran church q song service
will be the feature. A special selection
will be rendered by the choir. In the
morning Rector Keiter will speak on
1.-The Enabling sign, the Effective
WOIuS tuc lhieiu6 fACts
w. M. Bacon and family, of Bridge
ton, motored to Wildwood the first Of
the week. They registered at Severn
Hall.
As an indication of the close relation
of Christian denominations, the Pres
byterian notice for next Sunday is an
illustration. DIR. Laird, who will
preach In Cape May, has invited Rev.
II. H. Hallowell. a Baptist, to preside
at the morning service and introduce
the preacher of the day, Rev. w. l..
Pettingill, a Baptist of Wilmington,
Del. MI. Pettingill Will preach at the
evening service.
Edmund Hoffman, who vas a men,
Der Of the Holly Beach life saving crew,
-aied 4ass- { tass4 = sa6fafagg a ! 9
He had been sick for four weeks. A
good portion of the time he had been
Unconscious. He had been a member
of the Holly Beach crew for a number
OF years. He leaves a wife and son
who is grown up. The funeral took
place Wednesday, services being held
IN the Tabernacle church at Erma.
Rev. r.. s. Carlisle OBLIGATED.
Prof. John Brown, of the Camden
Manuel Training School, Is spending
the month of August at the Aetna.
The choir of All Saints Lutheran
church, Of Philadelphia, 30 In number,
are guests at the Aetna.
"Bobbyv Heath, The song writer, is
gaining inspiration under the benef-
cent influence of the Aetna environ
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Thompson, OF
Philadelphia, were weekend visitors.
They were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Ryan, parents of Mrs. Thompson.
f. Cohill, J.. l.. Howell, Of Pitts
burgh and DR.. j. q. Haines, OF Moores,
Pa, took a trip outside fishing on Tues
day. They brought In a basketful Of
fine fish. They are stopping at the
Dayton.
Rev. ]. G. Brown, of Flagstaff,
Arizona, is sojourning at the Aetna.
Mrs. @. A. Gable, of Mt. Carmel, Pa,
arrived at Severn Hall on Wednesday,
accompanied by her bright children.
They will stop for two weeks.
George N. Smith Is building a garage
In the rear of his Pacific ave. residence.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Holly
wood nj. e. church will hold a bazaar
on August q and % on the board walk
in store between Oak and Wildwood
emit All kinds of home made USE
full articles on sale,
j. Fred Herschel and family, of
Frankfort, were week end visitors at
the home of Mrs. Herschel's father, L.
Gruninger, on Oak avenue.
Miss Lille Griffith, Of New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. X. s. Carlisle.
The monthly business meeting and
social OF the Epworth League will be
held Monday evening at the parsonage.
Rev. Holmes +. Gravatt, d. D., pastor
of First M. e. Church, Of Camden,
was q week end visitor.
Plans are underway to give q moon
light boat ride to Stone Harbor next
Wednesday. The outing will be under