Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-08-14
WILDWOOD
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ed his first visit to Wildwood. He was
very well pleased with the resort and
when he returned home last Sunday,
after a short stay at the Winona, he
stated that he would return and spend
his vacation here. Mr.. Hyle's visit
here was ito look Wildwood over"
The fact that the Altoona man Is re-
turning is another boost for Wildwood
by-the-Sea.
George w. Beamer and wife are here
for a two weeks vacation at Haddon
Hall. Mr.. Beamer is head store detect
i've at one of the Market street depart
tent stores 10 the Quaker City.
Rev. D. NJ. Gillicuay, a Brooklyn
minister, is sojourning in Wildwood
and has located at the Arlington Hotel.
w. w. Henderson and wife of Pitts
bnrgh are also at this place. Mr.. Hen
derson is one of the factors of the Bell
Telephone system in Pittsburgh. Other
guests are L. A. Cutler and wife of
Lansdale, Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Hoag-
land of Somerville, G. B. Baldwin, Jr
of Altoona, Mrs. w. H. Apologize of
Bridgeton and the following Philadel-
phians: Miss Frances A. Cortney, Mrs.
J.. Cortney, Mrs. Samuel Law and
daughters, Isabel and Julia; Fl. l..
Fighter, wife and daughter Ethel;
Florence Dickson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce M. Gabell.
Mrs. II. Fiat, mother of Horace Flat
the violin teacher, is down for a stay
at the Cosy Cottage. Two other Cam
den persons, X. Gross and Miss Nellie
Johns are located at this cottage.
Charles b. Hill of Philadelphia, who
has been spending the summer at Far
rells Cottage on Oak avenue, returned
home last Friday.
Myer Kraus, q Philadelphia attor-
ney, Is down for a two weeks visit and
has located at Haddon Hall. His
brother Herman, who is In the auto
mobile business on north Broad street
in Philadelphia, and his sister Miss
Jennie Kraus are also here. MI. and
Mrs. VIM. B. Harmer of Germantown
are at the same hotel. Mr.. Hammer is
connected with the U. G. 1. company
in Philadelphia.
Recent guests at the Hotel Miriam
are Mrs. Alice Settle of Abbington;
Myrtle Holloway, Samuel Burney,
Charles Burney, Fred Mines, Sidney
Mines, Howard Holloway and Mrs.
Edward Holloway of Haddonfield.
Mrs. John l.. Vandiver and her
daughters Grace and Ethelyn are down
for their yearly visit. Mrs. Vandiver
is the wife of the Philadelphia ship
broker.
DIR. II. A. Wilson, who is treasurer
of the Maryland State Dental Associa-
ton, OF Baltimore, has arrived for q
stay, accompanied by his family, and
haseecured reservations at the Sheldon.
Another southern guest lie F. B. Smith,
q prominent business man of Cape
Charles, Va.
Mrs. Josie L. Gayner, of st. Louis,
and Mrs. III. B. Riley, of Chicago, two
prominent western women, are in
Wild wood this week. While here they
are preparing words and music for an
opera which will be produced at the
Hippodrome In New York.
Augusta Kellman and sister, of AL
lentown, Pa, are down for a two weeks
visit, locating at the Delwyn. Other
guests are f. e. Redder, Miss M. T..
Henderson, George M. Robbins and
wife. Miss Mary r. Robbins, Miss An
ME Ross, MI. and Mrs. M. Nolan, JOS
eph Faulkner and Louis Bell and fam
lily, o. Philadelphia.
Wilbur e. Fookes and family, Of
Washington, arrived this week for a
fortnight's visit. He is a travelling
salesman and speaks highly of the
resort.
Charles Ehettsline, the real estate
broker OF 6Outn fniiaueipnla, mas l0ca-
ted with his family at the Douglass for
a brief stay. Other arrivals are Frank
E. Dugan and wife, N. w. Myers,
George Wills, Marie Q. Hauptle, of
Philadelphia, and John d. Clark, a
theatrical promoter of Newark.
Mrs. M. Blaw, of New York, who
was s%ojourning at the Adelphi-W itte,
motored to Atlantic City on Tuesday
in Hess locomobile to visit her sister.
H. w. Lamb and NJ. X. Goe, of Vine
land, were noticed on the beach during
the week. The pair are full Of fun and
are enjoying their vacation.
Aparty Of ladies from West Virginia
are down for a stay and have located
at the White. The trio consists of Mrs.
N. B. Mccarthy and Miss Elizabeth