Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-03

That Wildwood is recognized as a
popular resort is manifest by the fact
that some time ago Arthur NJ. Ely
sent a city booklet to friends In Cleve-
land, Ohio, and n day the fore part
Of this week received a letter from
them stating they were so fsvorably
impressed with this resort that they de-
sired him to locate a property where
on they could build a se~veniy-five room
hotel with a view to opening next sea-
son.
1t will be q pleasure for us to show
you our new fall line of shoes. w. NJ.
Beers, Oak and Pacific. the new shoe
store, under Hotel Seacrest.
The Wayne Hotel has enjoyed quite
a prosperous season and the register
sho VS. a number of visitors for Septem-
Der among whom are William [.
Forrey, s. w. McGill, MI. and Mrs.
w. F. Heaeock and son., Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Lees and son, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. VauGildee, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton J. Bowers, Mrs. F. M.
Jones and daughters, Mabel and Clara,
of Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Morse and daughter. of Milwaukee,
Wis.,; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Randall and
Florence Randall, of Trenton; Char
lotta w. Rogers, Harvey P. Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ellis Burtis, of Hamil-
ton Square.
Andrew stanton, who sang at Wills
Cafe during the summer, has been en-
gagged by Dumont's Mintrels for the
winter.
Mrs. Nicol Smith, of Olney, the
Misses Elizabeth r. and Mary g..
Smith, Edna NJ. Reifsneider, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gordon and family, E. C..
Dingley, o. B. Gaskins, of PhiladeI-
phia, and Mrs. Emma Emery, of
Birchinville, Chester Co., Pa, are visi-
tors at the Ruthlynne.
Coney's express reports moving a
party to Camden and one from Cape
May to Eddystone Park.
Mrs. Charles F. Bugless died at her
home on West Pine avenue, Tuesday
morning at 7.30 o'clock. Funeral will
be held and burial made in Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Bugless is an insurance
collector and at one time was q minstrel
comedian.
A watermelon party was given on
the beach the fore part of the week by
Miss Helen Moore and the party chap
eroned by Mrs. w. II. Shive, Sr had
a very enjoyable time. Among those
present were the Misses Glasgow, Eva
Stein, Mildred Moore, Ruth Rainier,
Gertrude Shive and Mrs. Hall and son
Spencer; Messrs. Charles Hill, Will
Mcknight, Wilson H. Shive, ST.,
Wilson II. Shive, Jr., Fred Smith,
Frank Herbert and Arthur H. Jacobs.
Mrs. James Young, a resident of Hi
nois, was a recent guest at the Dayton
for two weeks. Mrs. Young is the
widow of the late James Young, q
member Of the old Holly Beach Land
Co., aud for whom Young avenue,
Wildwood, was named.
Stanley M. Kalbsch left today for
Ashland, Pa, to spend over Sunday.
He was awarded a paving contract
there a couple of years ago, which is
being aired in the Courts, the contro-
versy being over the question of how
much of the expense shall be borne by
the AUDITING property.
Rev. A. Q. Bailey, of st. Simeon's
church, will go to Stone Harbor next
Wednesday to consult the Arehdeacon,
very Rev. r. Bowden Shepherd and
the church committee to make arrange
ments for services there during the
winter. A movement has been on foot
the past year in the whole church
throughout the United States to hold
in every parish at the same time in
December a preaching mission. The
rector OF st. Simeon's expects to hold
this mission himself at that time and
preparations are under way.
The church school of st. Simeon's
Episcopal church will reopen Sunday,
September IL, at 2.80 p. m. Anew and
thorough system of instruction will be
taken up.
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