Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-07-31

Witte left for Philadelphia in his
Mitchell car on Tuesday. The doctor
will returp to Wildwood the last two
weeks in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Gernert, of Allen
town, are paying their first visit to the
resort. They state that they are very
we'll pleased with Wildwood. MI. Ger
merit says that quite q few business men
In Allentown are favoring Wlldwoodfor
their seashore vacation.
Professor John J. Brown. of the
Manual Training School of Camden,
was the guest at dinner, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank ]. Allen, at the Adelphi-
Witte on Wednesday.
Lewis Held aud family. OF Whining
ton, Del, are In their Maple avenue
cottage for the M Mr.. Held is q
great admirer of the charms Of Wild
wood -by-the-Bea.
J. S. Warner and wife, Of Palmyra
arrived Monday for q weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Balu, accom-
panied by Mics Bertha Aschenbrand,
motored to Atlantic City on Wednes-
day in Jacob Hess Locomobile.
Clara A. Dalot, of Portland, Maine,
Miss NJ. l.. Brown, of Bermuda, and
e. H. Warrington, of Philadelphia,
we're the guests of Latimer Baker ct
the AdeIphi-W White. The entire party
left Wednesday for Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Eldridge and
daughters, Evelyn and Edna, are So
journing at the Abbey, and will stay
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Galloway and
daughter, of Brooklyn, \. z, arrived
this week and are located on Pine
avenue near the beach.
l.. Hartman and wife, accompanied
by Miss Elizabeth Cameron, are down
for several days. Mr.. Hartman is a bu-
siness man of Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Chard and
daughter, Of Royersford, arrived this
week for a fortnight's stay. Mr.. Chard
conducts a big garage In Royersfo ford
and is a man Of prominence.
Paul r.. Bush and wife, Of Camden,
are spending several pleasant weeks at
Haddon Hall. Mr.. Bush is head sales
man for the Brown Paint Works Com
pany in New York City.
Included in the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Dayton are Mrs. e. Forbes, Miss
Ella Vesey, Miss Mabel Vesey, Miss
Florence Vesey, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Ruff, Louis w. Drew, VIM. M. Nc
Cracker, Miss Ethel M. Henderson,
Miss E. G. Shields, Evelyn Freeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McAvoy, Mrs. f. p.
Monkey, MRS. F. b. Bradley and P. A.
Pascale, all of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Shirley Borden, Of
dnrPPa.7,Rae-seasssf At pne Dayton
for a two weeks stay.
Thomas f. Carr, a Pennsylvania
Railroad official, Is down for a week
and has located at Haddon Hall.
e. p. Smith, wife and daughter are
here for a weeks stay. Mr.. Smith is
foreman Of the largest coal mines in
the keystone State.
Miss NJ. Gordon, q confidential clerk
Ia the lace department of Lit Brothers
Philadelphia store, Is spending two
weeks here, as Is Miss r. F. Lauter, a
buyer for The same firm.
George Hesselhacker, pitcher for the
State College nine, who Is being sought
by big league scouts, Is spending a
brief vacation at the Arlington.
H. Burnbauer, Jr. and sister Eliza
beth, OF Oak Lane, are summering
here. They have apartments on Mag
nolia avenue near the beach.
George Hanna and family arrived
this week for their vacation stay. Mr..
Hanna is connected with the business
offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. b
Five school teachers Of prominence in
Baltimore are spending their vacation
at the Delwyn on Glen wood Avenue.
In the party are Miss Anna Morris,
Miss Rose SperceI, and the Misses Jen-
ME, Anna and Bertha zachner.
Included in the late arrivals at the
Sheldon are Harold X. Leitch, Of Pitts
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wermouth,
of Rutherford, Pa; Miss Mary Johns
ton and Mrs. Anna L. Budd, of Phila-
delphia.
w. E. Wolfram and family, of South
Bethlehem, Pa, are here for two weeks.
George M. Clark, a real estate and
Insurance man of Plainfield, is spend
ing a fortnight at the Sheldon. DR..
8. w. Law, wife and son are also there