Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-21

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Saturday August 29th. Residents and
visitors to Five Mile Beach are cor
daily invited to attend the show.
Our annual August sale now on. You
q save money in this sale. Read our
adv. on page 5. Mech & Co.
Mrs. I. Lichtenauer, of New York
City, who is spending the season at the
Adelphi- Witte, entertained her brother,
Joseph Ulman, a Philadelphia business
man, over the week end.
A merry crowd of young v~acationists
from the suburbs Of Philadelphia are
located at the Abbey for . fortnight's
visit. In the group are Miss Anna J.
Mcguire, Miss Elizabeth Hurley and
Miss Mary Casey, of Haverford; Misses
Marie and Clara Carrigan and Miss
Alice Riley, of Bryn Mawr, and Miss
Gertrude Fricker, of Camden.
Albert Rubie and family, of Wood
lynne, are located at the Crozier; also
Mrs. S. Watson, Misses Fretch, Daily,
Early, MaIlon and Martin. F. 3.
Wentzell and daughter, Of Paoli, are
here, and Mrs. C. Foerst and sons. Mr..
Gregory was here Tuesday with his
family.
Miss Edith Grimshaw, daughter Of a
Swedesboro physician, IS spending a
week at the Pines. Mr.. and Mrs. f. E.
Hale, and G. P. Shivers, Of Philadel-
phia, are also here.
Miss Jean Fitzsimmons aud Miss
Jean McSorley, two clever West PhiIa-
delpbia girls, are spending their vaca-
tions on Wildwood Both
hold responsible positions In the John
Wanamaker store and are having the
time of their young and cheerful lives
In Wildwood.
Latest models in black velvet and
hats. also the new white breast
turbans. Read our adv. on page 5.
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Charles G. Currie and his brother
Howard Currie and son, of South Phil
adelphia, were weekend visitors at the
st. Charles on Garfield avenue.
The Lifeguards benefit Is scheduled
for Saturday. The brown skinned lads
who patrol our beach are working
earnestly on the tickets and expect a
record crowd.
b. +. Hanigbaum, q protege OF M.
Bendon, proprietor of Haddon Hall,
spent the week end with Mr. Bendon,
The latter has watched Hanigbsum
grow up from a little tot into a success
full young business man and feels quite
proud Of the lad.
Charles Mason, confidential clerk for
the Pennsylvania railroad, accompa-
MED by his wife and son, came down
this week and are located at Haddon
Hall.
Miss Mary Wiley, OF Milford. Del,
has been enjoying q pleasant week as
the guest Of Miss Helen Moore.
Miss Laura L. Baldwin and Miss
Ada M. Cotton, of Camden, came down
this week for q fortnight's stay and
have located at the White. Miss Bald
win lie one OF the head buyers in the
Wanamaker store.
Mrs. Emily Schoenhut and daughter
Caroline motored here from their home
in Chestnut Hill to spend the week end.
Misses Dorothy and Hazel Whitaker,
the charming daughters Of Prof. Whit
aker, OF the Central High School In
Philadelphia, are enjoying a two weeks
vacation at Haddon Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wrenz are en-
joying life at the Sunshine cottage.
Rev. DR.. Hass, pastor of the Old
Brick Methodist church In K~ensington,
was q weekend guest at the Delwyn.
Mrs. J Applebee and family, arrived
this week, Miss Alice Mccain, Miss p.
B. Quigley, Mrs. A. l.. Joebges, W. E.
Mahorey, r. s. Whitman, w. Fl. Lep-
ley aud G. T. Lepley are among the
lively at this house.
DR.. w. w. Funk and family, OF
Chestnut Hill, spent the weekend at
the Winona. Prof. Albert E. Gubell-
man, Of New Haven, Conn, is also
located there for the season. Mr.. Gu
bellman Is a professor at Yale College.
David McKibben, owner Of the Vino
ma, spent the weekend Is the guest of
Mrs. Fisher. He came down from
Philadelphia, accompanied by his con-
fidential clerk, F. A. Bilmauer.