Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-16


den, were guests on Sunday of Mr..
aud Mrs. g. NJ. Dare. Mr. Christie is
a member OF the permanent orchestra
ut the Victor Talking Machine works.
Mrs. Florence Hackett, of Philadel-
phia, accompanied by the Misses E.
Hackett and NJ. Boone. were Sunday
visitors aud while here rented the
Davis cottage on Burke venue Mrs.
Hackett will move her household effects
from her Philadelphia home in q few
weeks.
The Holly Beach City Building aud
Loan association will open the 9TH Sc
rIes the first Monday In May. Shares
can be taken at any time from any Of
the directors or at the offices of William
H. Bright. 1907 Pacific avenu and
Holly Beach and Oak o
Sunday was an idealday but biustery
and the attractiveness of Wildwood
Iured over a thousand excursionists
from Philadelphia. There we're two
sections on the Pennsy.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. franklin Moore at their home on
Park avenue on Saturday. The
youngster weighed eight aud q half
pounds and was named Miriam Ade-
laide.
Harry Tiedeman and sister Title, Of
Philadelphia, were the guests OF the
Misses Weldon at their Garfield avenue
home on Sunday last.
New arrival OF fine underwear and
hosiery. Call and see for yourself.
l19 e. Wildwood ave.
Philip Gould has announced the en-
gagement of his daughter Jennie to
Louis Schan, Of New York City.
SpIing Is here; why not all take a
spring tonic by each one cleaning up
their yard and premises, thereby max
ing a city beautiful, at the same time
taking good heaithful exercise.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Halleran will regret TO learn of the
death OF their little son Kenneth at
their home in Ocean City.
Reduced prices IN ladies' tailored
skirts, navy, brown and black, granite
cloth and serges. Miss NJ. O'Daniel. =
Mrs. George NJ. Dare went to Phila-
delphia on Tuesday after a line of sum
mer millinery.
The Girls Glee club OF the Wildwood
high school rendered the operetta,
"Prince Ferdinand y on Thursday eve
ing to an appreciative audience at
Bakers theatre.
We are displaying new styles aud
patterns In reed se~dan-suIkies. Ex-
ceptionally low priced. Harbison's =
Miss Bertha Bailey, of Earlham Ter
race, Germanton, Is spending the week
here as the guest OF Mrs. VIM. Smith.
A splendid line of odd size silk and
lille hosiery In white and black just in,
50c and $1.0U. K. A. VanHorn. -
j. Ogden CARL will leave on Saturday
for a business trip to Philadelphia and
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Mcclure are down
IN their apartments on Park avenue.
The Union Realty Company report
the rental of the store In the Tennen-
baum building to Simon Brothers, Of
Philadelphia.
Contracting Painter Adolph Auder-
sol is engaged in painting the summer
residence of Thomas Martindale.
Watch our window display for the
newest styles In footwear. w. F..
Wentzell & Co. \
Archdeacon Sheppard, of the Epis-
copal church, spent the weekend as
the guest of MI. and Mrs. c. s. Lowe.
While here the archdeaeon preached
sermon at the morning and evening
services. He also held a conference
with the vestrymen of the st. Simeon's
parish.
Reduction sale in table linens SOC
quality at 48c for this week. Miss
O'Daniel, 119 e. Wildwood avenue
Squire Henry Coombs left for Elmer
this afternoon to attend the funeral of
his cousin. George Coombs, tomorrow
from his home near DeerfieId. De-
ceased was so years old.
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