Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-08-27

OF Pocahontas OF Nokomis Council
went on a visit to Cape May last week
and anticipate a beach party to that
resort in the near future.
IA Night IN Irelandp was given at
Scott's cafe on Wednesday evening.
A feature of the production was the
barney stone, which was erected on a
high platform and all participants were
9 expected to kiss it. The cafe was dec
Grated with the honored green aud the
employees were dressed as Irishmen,
and the favors were shamrocks, hats
appropriate for ladies and gentlemen.
The lunch was typical OF Ireland, corn
ed beef and cabbage with Irish pota-
toes. This hotel shows a good booking
and includes DR.. Keyser and George
Wagner, f. B. Roth and wife, of Phil
adelphia; VIM. J. Batzell, Of Mana
yunk; e. Dubois, of Bergenford; E. d.
Vosburg, Washington, d. c., L. A.
Shannon, of New York; Mrs. A. Tay-
Ior and Albert Hall, of Camden.
Frank Fox, who has been spending
the summer at Bishops Inn, returned
to his home in Bristol on Monday.
George Cox and family have return
ed to their home in Camden, after
spending the summer in their Chest
nut avenue bungalow ".
Robert Doty, of Miffin, Pa, is visit
ing Mrs. Yeager, of Bishops Inn. Mr..
Doty is a prominent banker In his
home town.
The Walnut avenue House have reg
lstered several prominent people among
who are Harvey Hendricks, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brown, of Reading, Pa; q.
w. Oliver and M. Crossman, of Chest
er, Pa; John Shiffer, of Stroudsburg,
Pa; John Moher, Gilbert Mervine, of
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. WilliamH
Preston and son, of Atlantic City, end
Albert Settle, of Frankfords
Mrs. Pauline Haslacker spent Mon
day at the Hotel Cape May.
Mis-. Carrie Captain will leave for her
home in Philadelphia next week.
Miss Cecilia Gilooly, now employed
at Shears, has accepted a position as
assistant to the postmaster at Penns
Grove.
Miss Lou Evans, who is leader ofthe
orchestra now playing at the Inlet, is
considering an offer to lead an or
chestra at a playhouse In Chicago.
Rev. Thomas, pastor of the Anglesea
Baptist church for the summer, and
who was called away to attend the
funeral Of his brother-in-law in Virgin
ia, returned Sunday, August 10Th.
Rev. Thomas summer pastorate ends
IN the third Sunday in September. A
meeting was held at the church We'd
nesday evening to decide the question
of giving him a call to fill the pulpit
permanently.
The Baptist church ball team went to
Tuckahoe Tuesday afternoon aud lost a
game to those boys.
1t is reported that Capt. VogeDberg,
of Northeast light ship has been ap-
pointed to fill the position at Ludlam
Beach light house made vacant by the
resignation OF Capt. ]. Reeves.
The many friends of Mrs. Margaret
Redding, of Atlantic City, were glad to
welcome her here on a visit Thursday.
She was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Singer.
Miss Alma Bevins, of Bridgeton, after
spending q week with Miss Amelia
RiggiD, returned home on Monday.
The novelty store of Charles Mace Is
doing a fine business, being ably man
aged by two of our prominent young
business women.
Miss Leah Streaker will in a few
weeks return to a Philadelphia bus
mess college and resume her studies.
William Burke, of Philadelphia,
motored here on Sunday to Welt his
aunt, Mrs. H. Hays.
Miss Gertrude Palmer, the popular
and most efficient swimmer and aqua
plane rider along the coast of New Jer-
sey, swan from the Readinge Bridge
to Stone Harbor Tuesday. Itmight be
we'll to remark that Miss Palmer swan
most of the distance against the tide.
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