Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-07-04
WILDWOOD

Miss Mary Dickson, the daughter of
Mrs. Walter Dickson, on Saturday and
Sunday last gave q party to thirty-ive
of her friends at the Dickson-Pittsburg
hotel to celebrate her twenty-first BIRTH
day. The fun commenced Saturday
evening with q dance. Sunday was
spent in bathing andautomobiling anda
grand hotel dinner. A pleased and
knowing smile on the faces of a few
caused the rest of the hundred folk
gathered there to pay close attention TO
the slim hand of their charming young
hostess and the secret was out with a
sparkle. Those present included i:
Robert l.. Cunningham, Miss Lucy M.
Kenneth, Captain MacCauly, of Co. 8,
Miss Mary Hannings, James L.Adams,
Elsie Smith, Georgeanna Clothier,
William Harris, Margaret Moore,
Robert Hill, Miss Martha Hill, Henry
Schell, William Schell, August II.
Schell, Mr.. and Mrs. Short, Mrs. Con-
nelly, Mr.. North, Mrs. Vickers, Miss
Baxter, Mrs. Lulu Kieffer, Miss Mabel
Kieffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cole, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Cole and three children,
Miss Emma Dickson, the Lubins Conn
pany and Boys Brigade No. 8, and
many others.
The Wildwood Rod and Gun club
west Goth street, will hold their first
summer shoot on Saturday, July 9Th.
A number of prominent Philadelphia
and Camden shooters have entered.
These shoots will be held during the
summer and a team of the club are ar
ranging for shoots with out of town
teams.
Mrs. Charles f. Naegele, of New
York, has opened her picturesque bum
galow on Leaning e and is en-
pertaining a house party, consisting of
her daughter, Mrs. Herschel @. Parker,
wife of the celebrated explorer, who
last winter made the first successful
ascent of MI. Mckinley in Alaska;
Miss Bertha Darlington, Of New York,
Graham Harris, a young v~iolinist
well known in New York musical cir
cles, aud Charles Naegele, Jr., who is
rapidly winning public recognition az
q pianist.
Lawyer Jonathan Hand announces
that he has removed his offices tempo
rarily to Oak avenue under Eeacrest
hotel until August LIST, after which date
he will occupy permanently his new
suite of offices in new Title and Trust
company building.-adv.
Alfred A. Mothes and Miss Marie
Elizabeth Franklin were married on
Wednesday, June 20, 1918, at River
side. Mrs. Mothes is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William franklin, CT
Glenwood avenue. Mr.. Mothes was
until about a year ago located here
with w. s. Wright, the newsd ealer,
and was known to nearly every resi-
dent and visitor to the island by his
jovial disposition. He now has a large
newspaper route in West Philadel-
phia. They are at home at % North
10th street, Philadelphia. The Jour
nal joins with their many friends in
wishing them a long and happy mar
ried life.
DR.. f. G. Brill, an up town dentist,
and family have taken apartments in
the West Side for the entire season.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Wild
wood Baptist church are planning an
automobile trip to the North Pole on
July "a. Tickets 15o.-adv.
Miss Elizabeth Gully, Clarence
Brooks, Walter Smith and Jack Wood
side, of Philadelphia, are stopping with
Mrs. G. F. Slater at her cottage on Burk
avenue.
Mrs. ]. F. Marsh, of Brooklyn, Mrs.
Heston, Of the Quaker City, and
George Wallis, of Germantown, are
spending the summer with Mrs. Char
les w. Bosch at her wildwood avenue
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mothes were
in Philadelphia a part Of this week,
being called away by the death Of MI.
Mothes' mother.