Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-08-27
WILDWOOD CREST.

The masked costnmed skating bee to
be held at the Crest rink Friday eve
ming, September Sd, promises to be one
of the greatest events of the season and
prizes for the affair are on exhibit at the
pier. Contest is open TO everyone.
Participants must come masked.
Prizes will be awarded for the best
dressed, the most original dress, the
most comic dress, best boy and girl
couple skating, and fancy skating. In
all about forty prizes will be awarded.
Everyone will be made welcome and
are asked to help make the evening one
long to be remembered.
AS a result of last Sunday evenings
concert it was almost impossible to
handle the people at the pier and as a
result the pier company have decided
to enlarge the frontage and also will
add a number of interior changes and
will have the improvement ready for
the season OF 1916.
A number of inquiries are coming In
fJr building space for the erection of
cottages this fall and several buyers are
working on the plans for their cottages.
Thenew board walk for the Crest will
not only be Of a substantial nature but
will be in keeping with the Crest itself.
There is a movement on foot to run q
six-foot wide extension from the pier
ont into the surf for the purpose of sea
fishing.
There was a rehearsal on Wednesday
evening for the production of "Custer's
last stand"
The following guests are at the Sunset
apartments, corne Lotus and Phila-
delphia n Miss Elizabeth Mary
Sweeney, Michael Grugan and family,
Irwin Reneissen and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tully, Miss Louise Kaighley,
Frank Woemer, John MacHenry,
Thomas Austin, Miss Edna Craig, ].
Fred L%iberman, VIM. MacMichael and
family, Mrs. A. Austin, Mr.. Schoch
and family, Mr.. Morse and family, Mr..
and Mrs. James McAlone, Fred Naye,
Miss Annie Henry, Mrs. Myers aud
daughter, Mrs. Conrad Reneisson, Miss
Belle Austin, Miss Nellie Sweeney,
Miss Ethel Lafferty, Frank O'Connell.
Of Philadelphia; Mr.. Cole, Miss Cass-
Idly, Baltimore, Md; Rev. Clarke and
family, New York, and Miss Lillian
Timmons. Miss Elizabeth Golf. Of
Pottsville, Pa, is here for the season.
This evening there will be a card par
ty and dance at the Holly Beach Yacht
club. Tomorrow Saturday evening
"Shriners' Night" will be celebrated.
The prize winners at the annual
masked ball, given at the Crest pier
last Friday evening, were Miss Helen
Jones, who won a silver vanity
zspd John English, a stick pip. The
affair was under the direction Of Mrs.
Opdenberg and var a great success.
Mrs. w. 9. VanDyke and son are
enjoying the summer at a cottage or
East Crocus road. They came to the
Greet to benefit the health of their little
son, which has wonderfully improved.
DIR. and Mrs. Winternitz and Miss
Ruth B%acharach, of. Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. l.. d. Eisenhower, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Divelle, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman aud
son Richard and James Divelle, all of
Philadelphia, are spending August at
Mrs. Young's cottage, on East Crocus
road.
Chas. Sheppard, of Brldgeton, is
visiting e. B. ,Fagsn at the Crest.
Mrs. George Lsopold, of Philadel-
phia, have taken apartments for the
balance of the summer, at the of
Lotus road and Philadelphia venue
Mr.. McNeal and family have taken
the Stokes cottage on West H leather
road for the rest of the season.
Mrs. M. Koneig, Mrs. Jane Ora wford,
of Philadelphia; Miss E. G. Kent, of
New York; Samuel Slough and daugh-
ter May, of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. SIevens,I OF Camden,
are guests at the Virginia, on Pacific
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner, Of Pittsburgh;
Mrs. William Schock aud family, of
Chestnut Hill, and Mrs. Frazier and
daughter, of Philadelphia, are visitors