Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-06-11
OTTENS TRACT NOTES

of Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Joslin, oil
East 18th avenue, entertained last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Hause and daugh.
ter Lavinia, of Chestnut Hill, and the
parents and sister of Mrs. Joslin. Mira
Hause, who has been very i'll all win
ter, was greatly benefited by her week.
visit.
Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre, William P.ercs
and G. Wiley. of Philadelphia, were
weekend guests at the Mintzer cottage
on West 18th avenue.
Mrs. Erban, of the New Chatel cot.
tage on East Goth avenue, are entertain.
Ing as guests for two weeks DR.. and
Mrs. Houschild, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Ruth Steiner, of Tamaqua, Pa.
Mrs. D. w. Flemming is spending
the week here.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Hardenbrook
motored down from Philadelphia on
Wednesday. They will open Their
bungalow on 18th avenue, for the sea.
son.
The usual Friday and Saturday eve
ming dancing, which has been so popu.
lar in the past, will be resumed at the
Hotel Ottens.
Several auto parties have motored
from here this week TO Cape May and
Stone Harbor aud have greatly enjoy
ed the trip.
Mrs. L. Boehringer, p. Conway, ].
Cannon, Fred Stonley and Frank
Brennan and family were over Sunday
visitors.
Mrs. Frank Colson is on a visit to
Woodstown, Salem, Camden and Phil
adelphia.
Miss [. Francis, of Camden, g ter
tanned a number of school teacher
friends, from her home town, at her
New YORK avenue cottage wei the
weekend.
Mrs. j. Baumann and Mrs. Stonely
spent the week in Philadelphia.
The Idell cottage, on west 10th ave-
nue., is respondent in a new coat OF
paint.
Mrs. Lyons and family have occu-
pied their east 14th avenue cottage for
the season.
A Saturday afternoon dance will be
given at the Wildwood Yacht club by
a number Of young ladies OF the beach
in honor Of the high school graduates
Of Wildwood. Charles l.. Beck, the
affsble nephew of Mr.. Ottens, will
largely have the affair In charge In
conjunction with Miss Dorothy Conner
and Miss Irene Ware, the latter young
lady being u of the graduates. There
will probably be ten or twelve couples,
and light refreshments will be furnish
ed by the young ladies, and probably q
group photograph taken.
The Confectioners Association of Phil
adelphia will visit this resort on the
9th of this month, aud will enjoy their
usual big time; they having come here
for a number of years past. Efforts are
now being made to allow them the
freedom of the Wild wood Yacht club.
The club is now open every day.
A pretty dance was one OF the many
features at the Hotel Ottens on June Sd
and attracted a humble Of young peo-
pie. The dance was under the direc-
ton of Prof. Alfred E. Domineck aud
was a brilliant affair. Those present
were Mrs. Elizabeth Dankelman, house
guest of Mrs. Stulph; Walter v. Lyons,
D. Halden Starr. Harold j. Gregory, j.
w. Shoemaker. all Of Wenonah Mill
tary Academy; Emily Harris, Ralph
P. w. Hickey, Mr.. Sewells, Charles
Beck, Mrs. J.. A. Campbell, Jr., Ethel
NJ. Reimer, Mary Hewitt, Herman
Flock, Mrs. M. Boland, Mrs. X. Stolpp,
Mrs. 3. Kindig, Mrs. Mary LOTUS,
Mrs. III. X. Kindig, Eva M. Schlitz, H.
Leedom, Mrs. A. Motherwell, Miss
Mae Doherty and Natalie Holmes.
The Ottensis also entertaining as guests
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. B. MacKenney and
Miss Mildred and Berkeley MacKenney
Mrs. b. Ogden Loxley, James A.
Campbell. Charles G. Buchanan, w. F.
Denney, M. Dessauer, Eleanor Muehlig
and a number of other prominent Phil
adelphians. Mrs. Henry X. Kindig
together with Miss Mary Lotus, Of
Oak Lane avenue, were fortnight visi-
tors, the latter visiting Wildwood fol
the first time.
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