Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-14
WILDWOOD
Continued from pages 1 and 6

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J. B. Whitlock, hat buyer for the
Wells firm IN Philadelphia, is spend
ing a fortnight at Haddon Hall. Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Lue are also there. Mr..
Lue is head machinist at the Baldwin
Locomotive Works, Philadelphia aud
Mrs. Lue continues to hold a RESPONSE
BILE position with the n. 6nellenburg
Company. Other late guests here In
clude Mrs. A. M. Henry, Mrs. e.
Rodisch and daughter, w. Heron,
wife and child; Mrs. H. M. ConIon, j.
Vernon Pinn Of Philadelphia and Mr..
John Simpson Of Camden.
New goods all time. Fine line child
ren's dresses 25e. up. Beads, bathing
caps, felt hats, also silk crowned hats,
silk boot stockings 25c. E. A. Van
Horn, corner Pine and Pacific. =
Iacluded in the late registrations al
the Portland are Misses Elsie Ottenger
and Marie Louis of Baltimore; Mrs.
Charles f. Brown of st. Louis; Mr..
and Mrs. b. Thomas and son of Glen
side; Mr.. and Mrs. O. K. Lewis and
children Of Overbrook; Miss Evelyn
M. Ayres of State College; Mrs. James
Quincy Of Easton; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Fisher, Mr.. Thomas McCar-
thy and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Roth, Mrs. II. J. Moore, End, Mrs. G.
P. Garde and daughter, all of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Garde is the wife of Pierre
Garde, night city editor Of the Phila-
deIphia Inquirer.
Go direct to Cape May over the
Reading railroad in 30 minutes.
Leave Wildwood $50, 9.23, 1915, am,
2.d4, GAO, 7.25, p. M, weekdays. Pa
tronize a home built railroad.
There is a jolly party at the lima cot
tage composed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Radcliffe, Miss Annie
Baxter, Miss Dorothy Baxter, Miss
Thelma Radcliffe, Robert, George and
Jack Radcliffe. The guests are assured
Of a good time at the lima, as the good
natured hostess, Mrs. g. Woodw ward,
makes Of them a homelike party. Mrs.
Morris, a Philadelphia bride of a year,
Is also, a guest, her husband coming
down the week. end.
Just received at both stores a sample
line of nobby fall hats for boardwalk
wear, black and white velvet, plush,
maline and satin, trimmed and I'M
trimmed; also white felt outing hats.
Mech & Co.
A merry party of Philadelphians are
located at the Delwyn consisting of
Ray Wiehsner, Fred Wiehsner, Harry
j. Smith, Ray Gibbons, VIM. Eckert,
Robert Smith, Mrs. j. s. Smith, Mrs.
G. Wiehsner, Misses Anna, May and
s1p5mith, Mrs: James Smith. Mrs.
9. Eckert, Misses Margaret and Anna
Eckert, Miss Florence Engle and Miss
Marie Wiehsner. They have been hav-
ing a delightful time and state that
their visit here will be all too short.
To loan $40, 900 for first Mortgages,
In sums to suit, bring papers. Kings
Realty Co., 129 e. Wildwood avenue,
Wild wood, N. J.-ady.
The keystone is caring for the fol-
lowing late guests: j.. II. McGlinchey,
Of Wilmington; Miss e. Crothers, of
Swarthmore; Ada L. Clark and Flor
ence M. Stout, Of Washington, ID. O.;
Thomas Mortimer, of Pottsville; J.. ].
Hines, Of Mahanoy City; s. Kapp, q
retired brewer Of Philadelphia; Robert
j. Kuntsman, Of Pittsburg; Mrs. j.
Hanney, of st. Claire; Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Hates, of Collingswood; Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Otto, of Germantown;
George f. Otto, a Philadelphia chemist.
Harry +. Bushar, a prominent news
paperman and well up in Masonry, of
Mahanoy City, with his wife and child,
are concluding a two weeks stay at
this house.
A merry party Of young folks of Ger
mantown are located at the Winona,
including Elsie e. Hummel, Helen
Flescher, Jean A. Hutchinson, Ethel
A. and Agnes r. Hutchinson, Harriet
s. Lovelidge, John Hummel, Wilbur
e. Rank and Charles b. Billingsley.
Other late guests are Edwin p. Trim
bic and family, J. Charles Yundt and
wife, of Philadelphia; John e. Walt
and wife, of Chestnut Hill; Stephen
Mackara and Mrs. J. Collins, of Will
mington; Miss Margaret Edgar, OF FL
dorado Springs, Mo-; Mrs. Josephine
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