Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-16
WILDWOOD
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mention was made Of the Hotel Doug.
lass and Edgeton Inn.
Senator Ackley is authority for the
statement that the Governor and his
party, who viewed the parade from the
plaza of the Edgeton Inn, were high in
their praises of the hospitality accorded
them while guests ofthe people of this
resort, and a number were frank to adj
nit that they were simply in love with
our beach, as it is 9 real bathiug here y
and they think seriously of making a
vacation trip here yet this summer.
This is but the repetition of the fact
that when Wildwood entertains, it
entertains and hatsunsparingly.
The visiting firemen, well, they were
simply carried away with the reception
they had while here. The Casino
restaurant people simply out-did them
selves and in the spacious dining room
on the second floor, laid cover for
nearly four hundred and fifty guests
and trimmed the walls and ceiling
thickly with bunting, flags and Japa-
nese parasols. The visitors say they
have eaten shore dinners, and for that
matter dinners of all kinds, but this
one was 'ssome dinner and a happier
lot of people never visited the beach.
Everything was open to them and they
were invited to be at home.
Most of the companies entrained
their apparatus Immediately after the
parade and took train for their respec-
tive homes. The Burlington contin-
gent remained until a late hour.
This affair marks another epoch in
the history of Wildwood aud reflects
greatly upon those who have worked
hard, long and late to make this the
pronounced success that it was, the
result of which is even now felt by the
numerous expressions of delight from
all sides.
The Reading makes direct connec-
sons for Cape May. Leave Wildwood
1910 q. M. and reach Cape May in 80
minutes. Ratronize a home built rail
Toad.-Adv.
Fred Sieber and Mrs. Carolina Myers
we're married at the Lutheran church
OF the Holy Trinity, Atlantic and Pop
lar avenues, on Wednesday evening,
July 14th, by the pastor Rev. Charles
r. Keiter. The couple returned to their
home, at l48 East Cedar avenue, where
a number of intimate friends wished
them we'll.
FANCY RIBBONS in all widths for
girdles, etc.-Harbison's.
Most every afternoon 1t Is common to
witness a game of base ball at 22d and
Pennsylvania avenues. These games
are played by colored teams and
Wednesday afternoon a game was
played between Wildwood and Manor
teams. The rooters on both sides done
some strenuous shouting whenever q
strike or q home run was scored.
BATHING SUITS, Caps, etc., new
stocks on hand-H arbison's.
Mrs. Harry Rydell, Of West Pine ave
nue., Is suffering with a break
down which has rendered her nearly
helpless. Mrs. Rydell is about46 years
of age.
Councilman K. l.. Cloud, of Wood
bury, was a caller at the Journal office
on Thursday, and also reports the fol-
lowing among the visitors to this resort
from his town: Mrs. E. L. Koran, Miss
Dora Koran, Miss Elizabeth Yetter,
Miss Virginia Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cloud, Chas. Marshall and Jud-
son Cloud.
When going away use the Reading
the home built railroad.-Adv.
st. Simeon's choir, Of Philadelphia,
sang at the church o. the same. name
here, Wednesday evening and were
greatly appreciated.
Miss Helen Catharine Coleman has
inst returned from a four weeks trip
visiting friends in Western Pennsyl-
yania and New York.
MESSALINE in assorted colors,
suitable for girdles-Harbison's
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Campbell and
family are on q short visit here having
motored from Baltimore, their home
town, making the distance 10 about
eight and a half hours.