Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-06-18

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smoker Wednesday evening Of last
week for the members and their friends.
The committee served q nice lunch and
a fine entertainment. and the evening
was otherwise pleasantly spent.
The Hotel Wirth Is entertaining this
week Ward Suydam and wife, of Tren-
ton; John F. Reid, of Keyport; George
B. Gehret, of Bridgeport, Pa; A. L,
Bisley, of Baltimore and j. w. Nc
Menamen, OF Philadelphia.
Frederick w. Bauer, a Philadelphia
lawyer, is down with his family as
usual In a cottage on Hand avenue.
Rev. Elwood, of Atlantic City, is
staying at the Havilla for a few days.
]. Wilbur Mears, of Logan, Pa, will
spend his vacation at the Haverford,
Davis avenue.
Every customer lie a lasting patron of
this store of no regrets. w. NJ. Beers,
family shoes. Oak and Pacific under
Seacrest hotel. X
The entertainment committee of the
Wildwood Board of Trade held a meet
ing at Mr.. Huppert's office last night
and authorized an automobile run to
Wildwood from cities and towns near
Philadelphia, for July 3D., 4th and 9Th.
1t is to be a sociability run and is in
charge of parties who, it is believed,
will make a success of 1t and bring
many automobile parties to Wildwood
over the fourth. Our hotels should ar
range to take good care of them.
The Yellow Cars between Wildwood
and Cape May will commence Satur-
day, June 10. Popular automobile
route, 25c each way. Leave Cedar and
Atlantic every hour between 8 a. NJ.
and 5 p. m. Leave Lafayette hotel,
Cape May, same hours. \
John Erickson was placed under 5000
bail for September court charged with
assault and battery.
Comfortable shoes make life's walk
easy. Soft for your feet-our $500
shoes. w. NJ. Beers, Oak and Pacific.
George D. Proud, the automobile run
promoter, was here yesterday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Foster, of Roxboro, has rented
apartments in the Raidman building,
on Garfield avenue, through the Union
Realty Company.
The city clerks office is in receipt of
a large number of inquiries for houses
for rent and hotel accommodations,
which should be taken advantage of.
A meeting of the Baseball committee
was held Thursday evening. Chair
man Chas. Heinle reported that he had
appeared before the Commissioners and
that they were working enthusiastically
with the committee, and that the
grandstand and diamond would be
completed in ample time to play the
first game on Saturday, July 3D.. The
committee organized by electing Mr..
Heinle, chairman; Frank L. King, cor
responding secretary, and Henry
Schwemmer, financial secretary and
treasurer. There is to be a covered
g%randstand to accommodate 500 people
with bleachers for the dye and wool
rooters and everybody is asked to rally
to the support of baseball.
Y The Wildwood City Band has or
ganized under the able leadership of
Otto Huebner, an old time musician,
and In the near future a concert will be
given. This Is a very worthy under
taking and Mr.. Huebner deserves great
credit. A number ofprominent towns
men were guest at their last rehearsal
and they were surprised that the island
could boast OF so many artists in music.
Any one having talent along this line
should get in touch with tine leader.
The dog parade committee next week
will outline their plans through the
columns Of the Journal.