Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-31
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Mr.. Bachelor is head salesman for the
Maule company in that city.
New names on the register at the
Pines are Mrs. VIM. M. Burk, Miss
Martha Burk n Mr.. Burk, of Ped
ricktown; Elizabeth H. Moore, of
Woodstown, and Miss Rachel B. Stew
art, Of Camden.
]. Fithian Tatem left last Saturday
for Maine to join his family, who are
staying in his father-in-law's lodge in
the woods. He will be gone a month.
A party of Baltimorians are register
ed at the Pines. Q. H. Friant and
wife, Steward Frisnt and G. II. Friant,
Jr., made up the happy gathering. Mr..
Friant Is a retired business mar of the
Oriole city.
When going away use the Reading,
the home built railroad. ADV.
Mrs. Lettie Wardell and children,
who had been spending three weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franklin Moore,
IN their home on Park avenue returned
to their homs in Wilmington, Del,
on Sunday.
Louis Helduser and wife, of PhiIa-
delphIa, are down for a stay of two
weeks and have located at the Contin-
entail Hotel.
Charles DAILY, who is employed in
the John Wanamaker store in Phila-
delphia, was noticed on the board walk
recently, logged out in the latest of
fashion. Mr.. DAILY was sporting a new
cant and a lady friend.
Mrs. M. Ketchum, of the Universal,
at 1913 Roberts avenue, has rented her
apartments to Mrs. Thomas Daily and
family, of Bridgeton, for the summer.
Miss Jean FitzsImmons, of West
Philadelphia, spent the weekend as
the guest Of friends at the Chelten.
MILDLY blouses, striped and plain,
colored collars, SIC, at Harbison's. =
Jack Leonard, the FaIrmount light
weight, won by a close margin over
Sailor Smiley Of Kensington. in the
final contest Of athletic Night at the
Hippodrome last Monday
Mrs. William Voight, wife of the
popular "line-manu of the West Jersey
Electric Company, was down on Sum
day to secure apartments for herself
and children.
The Scandinavian Society will meet
at Redmen's Hall, ON August 9th, at
7.80 P. M. There will be plenty Of
entertainment and All are welcome.
Table linen ouble width, 100
per yard at
G. " york pack.
er Of Mt. Royal, is IN wildwood for sew
eral weeks.
E. II. Matlack and wife, r. Matlack
and Mrs. e. r. Ford, Of lHaddon
Heights, returned home Saturday after
a pleasant stay Of two weeks.
The Misses Helen and Isabel Cree
don, of Philadelphia, are here for sew
eral weeks, locating on Pine
The Misses Elizabeth M. and Flor
ence II. Wiley, of Dubois, Pa, arrived
this week for a stay at the Pines.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Savoy were DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Blanch.
OF Greensburg, Pa Mrs. Mary Reif,
Miss Sara Godfrey, MI. and Mrs. J.
Waber, N. d. James, H. q. Tucker,
VIM. H. Kentner and wife, Elmer e.
Smith and H. r. Whitcraft, OF Phila-
delphia.
VIM. Nagel, a retired police sergeant
OF Philadelphia, is spending a few
weeks in Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. McCrea, of
Philadelphia, are pleasantly located at
the Savoy. McCrea is a prominent
dancing master, with schools in Phlla-
delphia, Darby and West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs. NH. volkmar are in
Wildwood for q stay.
e. Fl. Lambert and family are spend
ing the season at the Savoy. Mr.. Lam
bert il one Of the officials ofthe DUPONT
Powder company in Wilmington.
MT. anu Mfs. A. Duuu, VI uilauei-
phia, are down for a two weeks stay.
He is employed as an expert engraver
by the Curtis Publishing Co.
Harry DAILY, a widely known South
Philadelphian, is spending the week
as the guest of James Toland in the
latter's cottage at 112 e. Andrews ave-
nna. lanes and Harry are old nails.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richardson and
family. Of Philadelphia, have located
in their cottage on Andrew Avenue.
Billy Heckert, a saloon owner Of