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

these fortune fellers Will take the
trouble to visit the hotels, apartment
houses and cottages, they will learn
that Wildwood and her sister resorts
are enjoying an excellent season. Last
Saturday and Sunday accommodations
were at 3 premium and with good
weather conditions prevailing tomor-
row and Sunday, the hotels will have
their hands full caring for their guests.
Visitors were turned away, owing to
lack Of space, at more than a dozen
hotels over the weekend.
DR.. George Bauer and Miss Ada
Krimmel, accompanied By DR.. Bauer's
mother, were the week end guests OF
Mrs. j. Wolhfarth at the Witte. Mrs.
Fred N. Norton and daughter Dorothy,
or Lansdowne, are located at the same
hotel for the balance of the season, as
are also A. X. Winger and wife, of
Scranton. Miss Marion Russell, n Of
the most popular young ladies on the
beach, who Is spending the summer at
this hotel, entertained Miss May Cum
ningham at dinner on Sunday.
Congressman VIM. S. Ware, Of South
Philadelphia. was q White guest on
Sunday. He and his family motored
wei from Atlantic City. Before leav-
ing Mr.. Ware said he was making a
tour Of all the Atlantic coast resorts,
and that to date he had not visited q
q more beautiful and ~pleasurable spot
than Wildwood and Wildwood Crest.
For 6ale-Lot corner Leaning and
Arctic avenues, 40x1OO. $50. Taxes all
paid. H. A. Spencer, Wildwood Ca
sino.
Following dinner at the Abbey on
Sunday a trio of Keith circuit song ar
lists entertained for more, than an hour.
They were Larry Harkins, queen OF the
iremen; Billy Mckee, of Quaker City
fame, and Ed. Taylor, the lad with a
reputation as long as Five Mile. Char
ley Shisler was the promoter as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Auerback, accompa-
MED by Master Willis and Miss Flor
ence, motored down from Philadelphia
the other day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Auerback were also in the party. Mr..
Auerback is one of the officials Of the
West Disinfecting Co, and will remain
with his family here for two weeks.
Among the guests at Haddon Hall,
another name for the Etna, are Misses
Beatrice and Ethel Brooks, j. III. Cum
berland and family, Miss Jennie Smith,
Miss Ella Connolly, Mrs. e. Shur, Mrs.
Fred Lewis and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Keyser, Rev. P. f. HeaIy, MI. and
Mrs. e. w. Reeves, Mrs. John J. Gull
foyle and daughter, Mrs. John Mark
stone, Charles Huber, Gordon Leech,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Steyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Baker, and Detective
John A. Quinn, Philadelphia; Winton
WTftsfs and 6atfIsEins Dffnkniff'fs, Or
Royersford, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis GoodfeIlow and family, Altoona.
Harry Male, foreman Of the COM
posing room Of the Philadelphia Tele-
graph, accompanied by his wife and
daughters Emily and Mary, have arri-
we'd in Wildwood for their vacation and
located at the Delwyn. Other
guests are Miss B. E. Hasley, of Pitts
burg; II. P. Wells and E. A. Wells, Of
PhoenixvilIe; Miss 8. Buente, of Gin
r. Lands and family. Of Ito
ga, and the following Quaker City
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Leplay,
George J. Klein, @. Herbert Klein. God
frey N. Klein, Alexander Buster and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Weldon,
George M. Robbins, wife and daughter,
Mrs. e. Gather, HI. Kies and 9. H..
Ward and family.
A jolly party of Media, Pa, boys who
were stopping at the Pines, returned to
their homes on Monday. The happy
bunch included Nelson Rigby, L. T..
Sweeney, Victor Kaeslin. Fred Schultz,
aud Paul e. Malseed. The boys had
the time Of their lives. They were the
life of the house during their stay, and
the management was just as sorry to
part company as the boys.
A number Of P. o. 8. Of A. members
located at the Girard during the con-
ventIon we're Joseph r. Patterson, j.
f. Weeks, ofPleasantville; F. q. Cullor,
VIM. M. Leeds, Absecon; Jessie Akin
son, Somers Point; Walter VanSant, of
Linwood. Other guests are M. @. Har-
rls, Matilda Harris, Albert Harris,
Edith Harris aud Florence Vanaman,
of Millville; Ida B. Pullen, M. Stanley
Snyder, F. Mack. H. 6hields, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Serfass, Caroline Snyder, Ma
rion Williams, Byrn Widermuth, Mrs.
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