Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-08-18

10y JOnaS AhOANC III
Vineland chaperoned by Mrs. ]. w.
Evan have just returned home after
spending a delightful week in Wild
wood at the Eradell. comprising Mis-
SEES Grace Little, Clara Taylor, Olive
III. Evan, Constance Ayars, Margarita
Parkinson, Thelma Parkinson and
Helen Morris. Other guests have been
Miss R. E. Schmidt, G. w. Bastian,
Miss Mary Bedloe, George s. Wright,
James Roach and wife, Misses Cora
and Florence VanZandt, Harry Lam
ming, Miss Verns Graf, Mrs. ]. E.
Shirley, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Kirschmann
and son, Theodore Diamond, Mrs. w.
E. Preston, Mrs. M. g. Wright, Phila-
delphia; T. Morley and wife, German
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Snyder,
Holmesburg; Miss Grace Clark, Wal
ter Waldman, j. G. Parkinson and
wife, Robert Mennies, E. Boynton Abb
bolt, Vineland; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Levick, Jane Levick, Millville; Mrs.
G. Childs, Darby; Miss Deal Priory,
Mrs. Mary Travis, Mrs. Catharine Dill
Ion, Miss M. Fidgwell, Mrs. G. Fischer,
Trenton; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Heed,
West Chester; Samuel Heed, New
York.
Very little business was transacted
at the Commissioners meeting yester-
day. Ordinance number 70. providing
for curbs and cutters on all streets that
are without these improvements. pass
ed third and final reading. DR.. H. H.
Tomlin, corner Atlantic and Magnolia
avenues and DIR. s. d. Mayhem, 129 E.
Pine avenue, were appointed deputy
health officers to issue health certif1-
cafes to those who do not care to pro-
cure the same at city hall. A charge of
one dollar for examining u or two
children, two dollars for three or four
children and a proportionate rate for
more than four children of the, same
family, was authorized. The physician
at the city hall is still Issuing certif-
Gates free to all applicants.
Mr.. and Jos. Mrs. Heffer, of Philadel.
phia, were over Sunday visitors stop.
ping at the Continental.
John Weary is very ill al the home
of his parents, 220 E. Rio Grande ave
rue.
Holly Beach Lodge, No. 100, 1. 90
F., meets every Monday night in th'
fire house hall. The present Officers
are: Past Grand, A. M. Ely; noble
grand, g. Russell Stricken; vice grand
Curtis Grsef; warden, Warren Budd
chaplain, VIM. Neall; right supporter
to noble grand, Linwood Filler; left
supporter to noble grand, Albert K
BIinn; right supporter to vice grand
w. H. Bright; left supporter to vice
grand, A. M. Wright; outside guar
dian, Oscar Risley; inside guardian,
Edward Fox; conductor, Charles Stob'
nabb; right scene supporter Sven Mar
tin; left scene supporter, Alof Wool
berg; financial secretary, s. F. Miller.
secretary, Lewis Eldredge. Members
of other lodges are invited to visit this
lodge when sojourning on the island.
The Roller Coaster carried a record
breaking crowd on Saturday and Sun
day last. During the balance OF the
soaeop tho ooosfar will rr,p doily until
1890 or HOO p. m. Except Sunday
when they will close at 500 p. m. n
Lovers of Wagner-Liszt music were
given a treat at the fifth special grand
concert held Sunday night in the
Casino auditorium. The sympathetic
Interpretation of these masters com.
positions by Pfeiffer's orchestra de.
lighted the select audience and pre-.
pared it for the vocal numbers that
were to follow. When Johannes Sem.
bach, leading Wagnerian tenor of the
Metropolitan Opera, New York, came
upon the platform it was the signal for
prolonged applause that expressed a
hearty welcome to the noted singer on
his first appearance here. Mr.. Sem
bach gave Misunderstanding" from
Lohengrin, by Wagner, in his best
voice and was recalled to the platform
four times by the applauding audience.
Walther's Prize Song, from "Die Meis-
tersinger,u by Wagner, was a test of
Mr.. Sembach's voice that filled the
vast auditorium with Its weet melody.
The White Is entertaining A.
w. Mann, Of Trenton, an enthusiastic
fisherman, who with DIR. Walter 8.
Hsrget, T. Thomas and Masters Horace
Mann and B. G. Thomas enjoyed a
a deep sea fishing trip on Monday and
returned with a big catch of fish.
Other guests are Ellis Mills, Ellen 8.
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