Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-09-17
WILDWOOD CREST

Mrs. Adell and daughters, OF Glen
side, Pa; Miss %Shelldrake, Miss FL
right, Miss II. Fulton and Miss H.
Adams, all of Philadelphia; MI. and
Mrs. Parry, of Riverton, and Miss
Louise McCall, of Washington, D. C.,
are guests at The Ferns. which ex poets
to remain open all winter.
A good suggestion was made by an
all-year-round citizen to build q pavil-
ion extending about n hundred or
more feet put over the ocean and en-
close same with glass, making OF 1t q
sun pier to be used by excursionists
visiting the Crest during the winter
months and, If necessary, include a
stove and also to contain tables and
easy chairs and a light lunch bar where
hot coffee aud the like could be obtain
ed. This same pier could be used dur
ing the summer by removing the glass
or, better still, have the sash swung on
pivots so they could be opened and
closed at pleasure. Information is given
that visitors are at a loss where to go
and wander from one point to another
until train time.
Charles Bentz and family, who W
q comfortable cottage at Buttercup road
and Philadelphia avenue, will return
to their Philadelphia home the latter
part Of this month, after enjoying the
summer here.
H. L. Jacobs, who has been summer
ing at lib East Buttercup road, will re-
turn to Philadelphia about September
9th.
Lovers of tennis are still enjoying the
sport on the court near Pacific avenue.
H. ]. Freed and family, of Philadel-
phia, will return during the second
week in October after spending a de-
lightful summer at this place.
Frank English and family, who have
been summering and entertaining at
$50 Pacific avenue, expect 10 return to
their Philadelphia home this Sunday.
School shoes that cannot be beat here
for the children, at prices that fit the
purse. w. M. Beers, Oak and Pacific,
under Hotel Seacrest.
M. E. Frid ay, who resides at $500
Pacific avenue, will not return to Phila-
delphia until after Thanksgiving.
]. 8. Hett and family, who have
spent the summer at their cottage, at
5606 Pacific avenue, have opened their
Philadelphia home and will return
there Sunday.
The beautiful cottage, at 5702 Pacific
avenue, occupied by j. B. Erdrich and
family the past summer, will be closed
about the first week in October, the
family returning to their Frankford
home.
An adjourned meeting of the Crest
council was held last Monday evening
aud money drawn to pay street i'm
provement bills.
Louis Wiess and family, OF Mana
yunk, who occupied q cottage at 5706
Pacific avenue during August and Sep
tember, will return about the latter
part of this month.
Collector H. w. Lare is In receipt of
several inquiries for houses with heat
for the winter, also other properties.
Mrs. Bertha Higgins cottage on the
Boulevard will be occupied during the
month of September and probably part
of October.
VIM. B. Mullin, of Frankford, will
occupy his cottage on West Buttercup
road, for the balance of September and
possibly the fore part of October.
Mrs. s. P. Jones, who will have spent
her second summer at 12S E. Column
bine road, expects to return to German
town about the first week In October.
She and her family are delighted with
this seaside resort.
Mrs. ]. s. Lyster, who has passed an
enjoyable summer at $500 Pacific ave-
nue., will return to Philadelphia In
about ten days.
Nearly two hundred people were in
bathing at the Crest last Sunday. The
September bathing is the best in the
whole year.