The Washington herald., 1916-07-23
WILDWOOD plans
BABIES PARADE
Annual Event at Resort to
Include a Celebration
Lasting Three Days,


wildwood, ~ j., July 22-The visiting
contingent to wildwood has gradually
Increased with the nearing of August, the
''big month" The excursion throng has
especially favored this section, SO that II
can honestly be stated that the island is
filled with the largest number OF visitors
at this time in the history of Five Mile
Beach.
That wildwood has made remsrkab bic
strides in popularity In the last few
years was demonstrated the past week
when It took ninety-three cars on the
two railroads running into this resort to
bring down the thousands Of visitors
that arrived here last Sunday morning.
During the past fortnight. Wildwood
has experienced the busiest and best
time OF the present season and everybody
seems immensely satisfied, especially
with the past week The weather has
been. of the best the ocean bathing de-
ightful, while motor boating, motoring
and fishing weIe likewise OF the best.
To Hold Baby Parade.
Great preparations. including elaborate
plans for a three-days' celebration, will
be the features of the baby parade to be
held on August Is. II and is. Dr. and
Mrs. Isaac W. Bagley. who have the af-
fair in charge, are planning out the de-
tails OF this demonstration, which will
Include a coronation ball a parade car
nival and a chair carnival
This affair was instituted eight years
ago by Senator John A. Ackley. of Vine
land
On August 9 Wildwood will be the
pleasure ground OF hundreds of members
of the combined rotary clubs Of New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania, on their annual
outing. Clubs from Philadelphia, Cam
den, Reading. Harrisburg. Trenton, Will
u1ington and Ocean City will attend.
Hungarian Count at Beach.
Among the distinguished guests stopping
at this resort is Count Bna Miklos de
Nemegyei, Of Washington D. c., and who
is at the Hotel Dorsey Count Nemegyei
is native of the Hungarian city of that
name. His father attended school with
the present Emperor Francis Joseph, and
was educated in the Imperial Academy
at Vienna.
The first OF the Sunday evening special
concerts given in connection with Direc-
tor Walter Ptsiffer's orchestra at the new
Casino Auditorium and which will be
continued for the balance Of the season.
was held last Sunday with Paul volk-
man, the well-known Philadelphia tenor
as the special atra action.
Long before the concert. the auditori.
unn was crowded with music lovers who
applauded their favorite Mary Barrett
the lyric soprano with the Philadelphia
Orchestra. will be the attraction today.
Next Sunday Miss Kathryne mckinley
will be the soloist Of the evening
Planning Dog Parade.
A Committee OF the Wildwood Board OF
Trade is arranging the details for the pa
rade. Last year, the number of entrants
exceeded 800 while this year it is expected
that there will he double that number.
A party of young folks. consisting OF
Miss F. V. Michner, Miss NJ. D. DIehl.
L. L. Field, Harry Weldon. Henry E, E,
Strathman. Harry Weber, William H
Janney, Emil Schmidt. S E Diuman.
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Fisher are spend
ing few weeks az the Hotel Dorsey.
Hon. D. h. Murdoch and wife OF Phil
adelphia are stopping at the Hotel Shell
don for three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. E, n
Ridgeway. Mr.. and Mrs w H. Ellis, of
Crosswicks, n. J.. are also at this hotel
for an indefinite stay.
Philadelphians at the Edgeton Inn in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. 5. s Lebengood and
son. Mrs. N. H. Carpenter and daughter
William Alkus, Mrs. B. Baur. jr.. Miss
Edna Berkowitz, Stanley Bauer, Harold
Bauer. Miss F. Bauer, Adrian Bauer. J.
Bauer, and Benjamin Bauer. tr
Among the Philadelphians at the
Hotel Adelphia- Witte are Mrs. Pierre
Garden and daughter; Mr.. c. A. Cards
Mr.. and Mrs H Asher, Mr.. Thomas
A Miller and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Bacharach and family.
Washingtonians at the Hotel Manor
Mrs. / E. Block and daughter. Miss
Ruth Block; Mrs. Bertha Hartstan and
David Barnett.
Visitors at Arlington.
Quaker City visitors at the Hotel
arlington include George A. Purs-
glove, W R Conley. A L. KYLE, Miss
A. R. Miles, NJ Pursglove. Miss l. NJ
Nalbach, Mr.. and Mrs. MacLsren, and
Alfred Nalbach.
Late arrivals al the Hotel DAYTON
include Mrs. Mary Morris Mrs. ] H
Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs. Haines. Mrs
William G. HARRISON. Mr.. and Mrs. r
5. Young, Mr. and Mrs William J.
Silk, DR.. r. H. Mentzer, Walter Far
ley w. A. Jones, c. c. Richardson
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Harker, Miss MAY
W. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs F. E
paun.
At the Reading are stoppoins D
Mcconnell, Camden; Miss Edna G
Brewington, and Howard walker
Collingswood, N. j; Mr. and Mrs. H
G. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Mashlon and
daughter. South Bethlehem; Mrs
Charles P. HOlston. Woodbury.. n. J.
Among those registered at the Ho-
tel Fenwick are Thomas Emerson, H
c. Clayton, H Parker. J. F. Ken
nally, Miss Agnes S. Schultz. Charles
W. Clay, Philadelphia: Theo Stanton
Dallas, Tex, and King Kane, Japan
The Hotel Rurlc is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. ]. N. Fischlet, and Miss