Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-07

EXPENDITURES
Balance on hand,

Balance on band, S44 p
Fremont Lush was appointed to the
Board of Health to fill a vacancy, Mr..
Sayre spoke of the water backing up at
the street ends on the inlet front and
washing away the gravel. He stated
that cement cutters could be built at
slight cost which would afford protec-
ton and advised that this be done, as
did also Supervisor Robinson. Very
little business was transacted and ad-
journment was taken for two weeks.
A party of Pittsburghers who have
been at the Mitchell and Shaw cottages
on Eighteenth street are Harry o.
Demmler, John G. Augerman, Allen
Rye, Arch G. Gittins, Edward G. Nor
gan, Thomas Reed, Jos. j. Shannon,
Edward Aston, Harry w. Shoemaker,
Arthur F. Schmidt, Earl G. Jackson,
Thomas w. Pennington, Robert F.
Finney, George w. Marshall, o. A.
Faus, Alfred e. Geitz, VIM. e. Pen
nington, Otto f. Pfeiffer, John w.
Handscumacker, Robert f. Patton,
James Stevenson, VIM. M. Armstrong,
Georgia. Saltzman, B. A. Mccullough
and wife, Robert Mccullough, VIM. j.
Smart and wife, Albert Spangler, Mary
Keyes, Misses Mary E. Moorhead, A.
Marie Heyl, Elizabsth Gilmore, Flora
J. Schnor, Mae G. McVey and Kath-
ryn Russell. This lively party have
been doing everything that shore visi-
tors can do to have a good time in the
way of fishing, grabbing, sailiug, bath
ing and doing the boardwalk.
Al a meeting of the Wildwood Yacht
club held last week the following COM
mittees were named: House commit
tee, George G. Conner, Frank G. Bren-
nan and VIM. f.. Pinker; entertain=
ment, j. Silverstein. Charles A. Far
mum and A. Frederick; racing, A. M.
Ely, Charles Clegg aud Charles e.
Hardenbrook. The racing committee
is arranging for a motor boat race open
to all clubs on the South Jersey coast
on Saturday afternoon, August Is, at
two o'clock. Invitations are being sent
out and it is expected that there will
be a large number of boats entered.
Among the recent visitors at the club
have been HI. l.. Ledefontaine, Miss
Helen Litz, VIM. Sloth, Jr., Glare Nc
Ginty, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Stoll, Miss
Adele Stoll, Philadelphia; MI. and Mrs.
Charles Harris, Cleveland; Miss Ida
Murphy, League Island, Philadelphia;
Mrs. James A. Sullivan, Elmira; DR..
and Mrs. F. a. Young, DR.. and Mrs.
f. A. Monahan, Shenandoah, Pa;
Miss Hazel Baldwin. Cincinnati; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles S. Biglow, New York;
Major w. T. Sturtt, Havana yacht
club; Frank Mitchell, Camden; e. HI.
Agnew, Media, Pa.
Special arrangements are being made
for an Old Mans party at the Hotel
Ottens and a special 200 pound tango
contest which has been guaranteed by
the entries of Jim McLinden, Bill
Pinker and Commodore Charles Mace,
who have signified their intention of
weighing in at 200 pounds ringside on
aboutthe 22d of August. There is some
doubt as to any more entries, inasmuch
as the European war has cast a shadow
over the dancing proclivities of the
above mentioned volunteers.
A grabbing party on Monday inclu-
ded Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schlichter,
Alfred Schlichter, VIM. Ottens, wife
and daughters. They caught over $50
crabs and invited some friends in the
evening to help eat them.
Guests at Hotel Ottens have been
w. r. Thompson, Rutlidge, Pa; Geo.
d. Proud, MI. and Mrs. John A. Ger
ETY., Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Baldwin, John
Bateman, Philadelphia; Joseph G..
Patoski, South Bethlehem; Mrs. H. A.
Lyle, Misses Kathryn, Beatrice, Doro-
thy and Emily Lyle, of Lansdowne.
James Taylor, who is completing a
cottage on Hoffman canal at 18th street,
has named his bungalow the Quick
View. The family expect to be in their
new home in a few days.
Mrs. Helen Agnew, accompanied by
her daughters Louise and Alice, is visi-
ting her niece, Mrs. Campbell.
Quite a number of Director Domi-
neck's scholars have shown good work
N their dancing. The new scholars are
Miss X. Ottens, Mrs. E. Raft, Mr.. OF
tens, Miss d. Lyle, Mrs. George Woertz,
Miss f. Silverstein, Miss |. Murphy,
Mrs. A S. Murphy, Mrs. H. Walker.