Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-16
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team a dinner on Friday evening last
at the Hotel Hilton. Quite q few
members and the whole contingent Of
players were present and all enjoyed
Themselves. Alfred Winserburn, Off
cial scorer for the team. delivered a
small toast which, by the way, WAS
prepared ny him aud was In the share
of . poem aud contained the names of
all the star players Of the past success
full 3. ason. On Monday evening the
team gave q tenedt game of haskell
ball which was followed by y dance.
This affair was attended by y large
G. ovd.
The several committees Of the Here
ford g. q f. clnb are working hard to
make their thirtiath anniversary IN the
merry month OF May. oDe TO be remem
bered and anyone receiving an invita-
tion can consider himself an honored
mau. Every member 10 fact is work.
ing shoul6e r to shoulder and the three
days celebration will mark q great
epoch In the history OF the organization.
Henry j. Smith, DIR. A. L. Forester,
Henry A. Hornlckel, Philip Benkler,
George w. Stanback, g. Langbein.
Arthur e Ehrlinger and VIM. j. Dix
on were down on Sunday aud. from
the drift OF the conversation, D can
Judge that there will he surprise S galore
ut the shine. The clubs best friend IL
a victTola and some one o. the members
has suggested thatithey have a record
party aud from all signs, 1t looks as If
some Sunday 0 on the steward will
find q bunch Of members dropping IN
on him, each laden with me- or more
records to furnish music for the coming
season.
HEREFORD G. q F. NOTES
Henry J.. Smith ~islspending the most
of his tine painting and %renovaliug his
cruiser.
Ste award Farrell In contemplating ex-
p~erimenting with the soil around the
clubhouse and II be IL successful. the
grounds will be improved with flowers
and vegetables.
One member of the club arrived at
ten o'clock at night during the recent
storm and was met at the station by a
man with a lantern.
The boats which are collecting around
these parts, reminds n OF the assem-
bly, of a miniature fleet, including
dreadnoughts, submarines and raiders.
Several members of the Getz club
spent the weekend at their club house
on Chestnut avenue.
Thomas Burns, OF Philadelphia, en-
tertained a few Of his friends at the
Wolf club on Sunday.
VIM. Cozens has purchased an Over
land touring car from Winchester
Bonham.
Miss Agnes Gallagher, OF Phlladel-
phia, was entertained at the Mack
cottage on Sunday. Miss Gallagher is
employed by the Bell Telephone COM
pany and while here paid a visit to
the local exchange
Mr.. and Mrs. SCHNEIDER entertained
several Philadelphia friends over the
weekend among whom were Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Title Dewitt and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs George Epler are spend
ing a few days IN Philadelphia.
Herbert Williams, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with his family at
bis home at Second land Central ave-
nues.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Boyd, ST.,
have opened their Spruce avenue cot
tage for the season.
Mrs. Robert J. Schroeder has return
ed to Philadelphia after spending
several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Firth.
The Junior society Of the Baptist
church held q SUCCESSFUL FOOD sale on
Saturday last and this week the ladies
of the same church will hold a sale.
Mrs. Ralph Clark, of First avenue, is
spending a few days in Millville, her
husband having gone south to fish for
mackerel.
Miss Elsie Davies, niece OF Colonel
and Mrs. George J. Emf, was a week.
end visitor.
Leon Mitchell. of the Hereford Coast
Guard station, left on Monday for a
several days visit tosB arnegat.
Mrs. Paul J. Dewitt Will open her
Third avenue cottage for the season in
about two weeks.
Contractor Kilmer is engaged In
raising the hotel of Fred Brobson.