Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-17
ANCLESEA

"A or the LutZ family was
held in Glassboro last Sunday and the
folio wing guests were present: John L.
M. Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs. HenryW. Lutz,
Marion and Wilbur Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward II. Walton and Horace, Cor
don and Edward Walton, Jr., and Mrs.
w. HI. Zane, Of Glassboro; Miss Kathe.
rine Lutz and Theodore Robinson, OF
Clayton; Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Lutz,
Russell, Milton, Harold, Edward, Eve
Ign and Mable Lutz, and Miss Elvs
Marbarger, of Norristow n, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. William g. Mecaughey and John,
William, Jr., Henry, May and Anna
Macaughey, Of Olney, Pa; MI. and
Mrs. H. Warren Lutz and son John, Of
West Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Cat
tell and son Harry, Of Woodbury.
Heights; William Yeager and Misses
Ella and Emma Yeager, Of Camden;
Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgeWeeks, of Ceilings
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Yeager,
Of Anglesea; Mr.. and Mrs. George Yea
ger and May and Theodore Yeager, and
Mrs. Charles Haag and George, Frank
and Janette Haag, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Voltz spent Sunday
here with Mrs. w Streaker, of Chest
nut avenue. They had just returned
from Baltimore where they were mar
ried last Sunday. Mrs. Voltz was Mrs.
L. Bishop before her second marriage
and formerly a resident Of Anglesea.
William Yeager, of Glassboro, is
yisiting his son, Ed. Yeager, of Bishops
Inn this week.
Andy Rambo, OF the Philadelphia
Police Department, has shown the peo-
pie here something new in the culinary
line. Andy ran out OF lard the other
morning SO he fried his eggs in cold
cream. Andy no doubt is trying to
combine nourishment with facial
beauty.
Headquarters for fishermen's rubber
boots. w. M. Beers, Oak and Pacific,
under Hotel Seacrest.
Mrs. Mary Gillooly Is contem plating
a visit to Philadelphia, New York, Bal
timore and Washington in the near
future.
George Frifth's horse "Bob" died last
Friday.
Will Dunn, son of Capt. Dunn, of
the "Vaud J." has returned to his home
in Baltimore, Md, to resume his school
duties.
Joseph Hartley, manager of the
Inlet's vaudeville performances this
summer, returned to Philadelphia on
Sunday.
Miss Eyrene Ware contemplates
spending the winter In Philadelphia.
Harry Taylor, master Of the yacht
tHazel H." has been having excellent
luck king fishing.
By the way, it must be conceded
that Mr.. Sicily is the most successful
king fisherman here. There is seldom
an afternoon that Sicily isn't seen
anchored off the second buoy.
w. H. Pavitt expects to remain here
until about October 1st. Then he will
open his town house in West Philadel-
phia for the winter.
Mrs. Hurley Booye will spend the
first two weeks of October at Linwood.
Word has been received from Miss
Cecilia Gillooly, who accepted the
position as assistant to the postmaster
at Pennsgrove, that she is busily en-
gagged and that P%ennsgrove is a very
thriving place.
Lew Fox contem plates building five
new houses on his lots near the Penn.
~sylvania station.
Many persons are seen nightly fish.
ing off Mace's pier and are catching
plenty Of eels. Though cells are moi
good to look at, still their flesh is soft
and palatable.
Marty Roser, though only fourteen
years old, is conceded to be the besi
swimmer hereabouts. Marty is also 9
high diver and If he cared to follow
swimming as a profession he would
undoubtedly, be much sought after fol
O. exhibitions both in swimming and
diving.
Miss Leah Streaker will spend the
winter in Philadelphia, leaving herr
about October 10.
The kitchen in the rear Of Louis
| Bishops hotel has been completed.