Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-06-19
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Fern theatre, IN 3 charming repertoire.
The company Is usual will be under
the able stage direction and manage
ment Of Maurice Stanford, who will
occasionally be seen in the roles that
he seems to have made peculiarly his
own. OF Miss Smiley, It would be
painting the lily to try TO tell our read
ers of her special talents. During the
last several years she has endeared
herself 80 greatly to the theatre goers
Of Wildwood and its summer popu-
lation that further praise is useless.
IT ia however, a great pleasure to be
able to say that during the past winter
she spent In Philadelphia, at the Lib
erty theatre and the 0rphenm theatre,
she has made great advancement In
her technique, and the critics Of Phila-
delphia were unanimous in their
praise of her work. Returning to the
company this year Is Miss Virginia
Hennings. This charming ingenue
and commedienne Is so well known to
Five Mile Beach that we know she
will receive 3 right royal welcome on
her temperance. Also Earl Western,
who spent several seasons here as lead
ing man with Miss Smiley, will re-
turn. Mr.. Westerns portrayals have
always been greatly enjoyed, and he
has made an advancement in his art
that we are sure will make his work
during the summer stand on a very
high plane. The rest of the company
are new to Wildwood, but to the
theatre going public of Philadelphia
they have made their appeals during
the past winter with great success.
Quickest time to Philadelphia by
seven minutes wei the Reading
Adv.
Miss Miriam A. Jacobs, of Abiding
ton, is spending the summer at the
Miriam on Pine
Another special In large red border
buck towels, $l.15 doz., at Harbison's.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kicker enter
tanned julie Forberger, Lizzie Krausz
and Julie Bremen, three of their en-
ployes, last Sunday at their Maple
avenue cottage. Mr.. Kicker gives his
employees an outing twice a year here
and they become as enthusiastic as
their employer In the joys to be had at
this resort.
Something cheap in buck towels, size
19x86, Soc doz. Run a little irregular
In size. At Harbison's.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer r. Baker left
Wiid%S6d yesterday morning TO visit
relatives at Lewisburg, Pa, and vicin-
ity.
Co~unterpanes, special lot In mar
settles patterns, full size, Soc. at Har-
bison's.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Farley, of Gym
wyd, Pa, visited for a few days at the
Knecht home, Magnolia and Pacific
avenues.
Twenty minutes saved by coming to
Wild wood on the Reading, on the
4.20 evening train from Chestnut street
wharf, Philadelphia.-Adv.
Mrs. j. Franklin Moore and two
daughters, Gladys and Irma, are
spending a few days at Wilmington,
Del.
Geraniums, b%egonnias, NUNS, snap
dragons, ~heliotrope, etc., fuschias from
&c. Come see our beautiful display Of
flowers. Garden work done by J. r.
Black wood, w. Rio Grande avenue,
cars pass the door.-Adv.
Mrs. e. J. Weise, daughter Emma
and grand nephew Henry were Sun
day visitors.
When travelling to and from Cape
May use the Reading trains. Leave
Cape May at Z a. M, LIS and 4.10 p.
M, making direct connections for
wildwood. Patronize a home built
rallroad.-Adv.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall and friend,
Mira. Anne Shaw, returned to Ger
mantown after a few days visit at Miss
Marshall's cottage on Taylor avenue.
Go direct to Cape May owe the
Reading railroad in 80 minutes.
Leave wildwood 1910 q. m., $40 and
7.2O p. N. Patronize a home built
railroad.-Adv.
On Sunday morning, June 21st, the
Sunday school OF the Lutheran church
will hold its session for the first time
this ummer at $50 o'clock. The
morning. service will begin at 10.45
O'Clock. Al this time the theme for
discussion will be, 1.-THE Rejected
FEAST Vesper services at 7.45 p. M,
together with sermon on the theme,
"a Friendly Invitation" The choir