Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-07-09
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Quite a delegation Of the Quaker
City Chapter, No. 162, Order of the
Eastern Star, of Philadelphia, eame
10 Wildwood Wednesday morning,
making their headquarters at the
Abbey, where they were nicely enter
tanned by Miss Lidie Derbyshire, pro-
prietress of the hotel. This is an orga-
nization for wives, mother, daughters
and widows Of Masons only, is nom
beneficial and purely social and frater-
nal. Miss Derbyshire is past matron
of the order q a member of ~thislchapter.
Guests were entertained at the Abbey
by Archie Lloyd, Larry Harkins and
William Mckee, the latter two, who
are members of the Keith circuit. en-
terrain twice every day at this hotel
an hour after dinner and supper. The
visitors ex press the sentiment of every
one who visits this resort that they had
a good time. The visitors were DR..
Jas. IL. keenan,, e. Henry, Mrs. Ellen
J.. Davis, Fanny M. Conner, Adalaid
II. Cramer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W.
Vogt, Dorothy and Edward Davis, &.
b. Smith, Elizabeth Aiken, Mary s.
and Jessie B. Furguson, Emma r. and
Ethel Boardman, Mrs. s. B. Murphy,
Mrs. g. Washburn, Elizabeth q. Smith,
Mrs. Harry e. Taylor, Blanche r. and
Mary e. Taylor, j. Morris Massey,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas and
daughter Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
d. Mitchell, Elizabeth Allen, Mrs. j.
Merget, Elizabeth Voelmle and daugh-
ter and John A. Mayer. Some of the
guests motored down from Philadel-
phia.
The comparative official census taken
up to June [, 1915, of the three follow
ing cities were: Cape May City, 2645;
Ocean City, 8721; Wild wood City,
1858.
A. g. Menges and family are here
for the season, stopping at the Strand.
JOS. Caldwell and family, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, are visiting l.. s. Caldwell,
the jeweler, for a week.
The third floor OF the Hartman apart
ments on Cresse wen are occupied
by Fl. H. Hartman and family, of West
Philadelphia, also q. D. Hickman and
family, of Germantown. The second
floor by DR.. w. Biddle Gelman and
wife, of Lakeview, N. O., and on the
other side, G. d. Manley and wife, of
Media. An odd coincidence is that
both Mr.. Manley and Mr.. Hickman
are Charles d.
Miss Ruth G. Tucker and Miss Ruth
McClintock, of Haddonfeld, also Rus
sell and Louis String, of Camden, were
the guests of Arthur H. Jacobs at the
Miriam on East Pine avenue, over
the Fourth.
Grocer Todd, OF Maple avenue, who
lie employed in Philadelphia, returned
to his duties on Tuesday after a short
vacation with his parents.
Mrs. e. A. VanHorn and sister,
Daisy Worthington, of Huntington
Vally, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mac
Nance, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bellapgy, of Cape May, and
Florence Hand, OF Rio Grande, are
being entertained this week at the
home of Miss Ethel M. Shaw, corner
Pacific and Andrew avenues.
The Hotel Dayton entertained the
following wei the Fourth: Frank M.
Hauser. of Philadelphia; M. s. Schock,
of Selinsgrove, Pa; Lea 2. Tesha,
Huntingdon, Pa; Mrs. Chas. w. and
Dorothy M. Klag, of Trenton; l. G..
Lazzelle, of Morgantown, w. Va; Jas.
Hollands. of Norristown, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. and Mabel Bispham, Of
Millville, and VIM. Shoot, of Newark.
"Tbe Pinesp had a jolly crowd over
the Fourth. Many of them remaining
until Tuesday morning. Among those
registered were Miss Bertha Martens,
M. P. McGeehan and wife, K. Il.
Holmes and family, j. F. Eilenberg
and wife, E. l.. Switzer and family,
Miss Marion Carroll, all of Philada.;
Dr O. A. Wood and wife, of Pitman;
DIR. J.. w. Fithian and wife, of
Camden; Edwin M. Sickler and Geo.
w. Sickler, of Pennsgrove; Miss Helen
M. Relck, and Miss Carrie Getsinger,
of MilIyille; Isadore Adams, Piedmoitt,
Ala; the Misses Rhoda, Ella and Meta
Jipp, of Davenport, Ia.