Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-06-05
WILDWOOD

Vice President Kay in the chair, and
Secretary Greaves present. The fol-
lowing members were present: j.
Albert Harris, George n. Smith, E.
NJ. johnson, Mark B. Reeves, Chas.
r. Page, G. e. Rakestraw, ST.. f. w.
McMurray, C. n. Kurtz, John Wright,
]. E. Whitesell, e. Yenney, Raymond
McAllister, Oscar Huebner, C. A.
Norton, F. L. King, and w. G. Todd.
A letter was read from Thomas Martin
dale in reference to bis attending a
meeting IN Camden to advocate the
building of a bridge from Philadelphia
to Camden. A vote of thanks was
rendered Mr.. Martindale for his In
terest In the matter. A letter from the
same gentleman In answer to q request
from the Board of Trade to conduct
the Sunday evening services at the
Casino band stand was read objecting
to the place to be provided. His letter
wa turned over to the Commissioners.
Mr.. Huppert reported for the enter
tainment committee that the Memoir
al day exercises were satisfactory and
asked for suggestions for entertain
ment on July 4th. The secretary pre-
sented offer of Philadelphia Inquirer
to manage an automobile run on that
date. Mr.. Norton reported that the
advertising schedule as contracted
with the Clark hitcraft company,
was going ahead and that the second
edition of the Wildwood booklet had
been delivered. Mr.. Whitesell said
that the major part of the inquiries
were coming from Washington, d. c..
Mr.. Wright reported that the Red Mems
excursion to Wildwood on July 18th
would give a number of features,
including athletic games on the beach,
baseball, and a baby show at the
Ocean Pier. The Board compliment
ed Commissioner Hendee for his SER
vices decorating on Memorial day,
and also Mrs. Mark b. Reeves for
decorating the floral boat. A letter
Yves read from the Haddon Heights
Fire Company in reference TO 3 pro-
posed excursion to Wildwood. g. A.
Norton reported for the special ban
quet committee that the date had been
set for June oath and that the price
per plate would be $3.50, to include
champagne. Upon this question the
meeting divided aud Messrs. Harris,
Norton and McMurray announced their
Withdrawal from the committee, and
upon motion of McMurray and Norton
the banquet committee was discharged
and the chair directed to appoint a
new n A motion by Mr.. Norton
that the price per plate not exceed 50
prevailed. Chairman Kay stated that
he would announce the new banquet
committee later. The matter of an
auto run presented by Secretary
Greaves was referred to the entertain
ment committee.
For sale-Two pool tables, one $25,
one $40 also double shuttle board. H.
A. Spencer, Casino.-adv.
The annual meeting of the alumni
association of the New Jersey State
Normal and Model schools will be
held at Trenton on Saturday. June 20.
1t is to be made a special occasion for
the classes of 1909, 1904 and 1899.
The automobile line between Wild
wood and Cape May, known as the
yellow Cars,n will commence their
third season here, with up-to-date cars
and equipment, about the middle of
June, and we hope to meet our old
friends and patrons. r. II. Meggin-
son.-adv.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Bosch is down for
the season at her Wildwood avenue
house. She entertained over the
Memorial holidays George E. Wallace,
of Germantown; Mrs. Russell s. Bosch
and daughter, of Newfeld; and Mrs.
Frank B. Bosch, of Harrisburg, Pa.
For sale-Lot corner Leaning and
Arctic 40 K 100, $175 II. A. Spencer,
Casino.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yourell and
daughter Anna, of New York City,
are spending two weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Sem. It
is their first visit to Wildwood and
they are SO well pleased that they are
thinking of buying property here.
Typewriters rented for the season,
three months 5000 and $500. Rental
allowed on purchase. Supplies and re-
pairs for all machines. Turner Broth
ers, 1922 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Pa.-adv.
DR.. Corle and family have returned
to Wildwood for the summer season.
DR.. Corle may now be consulted in
the Wildwood Office every day.