Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-06-09
WILDWOOD

wood Board Of Trade was held Mon
day evening, June 5th, Vice president
J. B. Wright presiding. Chairman OF
the varions committees reported pro-
gress aud as to future events n q are
being planned for the present season.
With the coming of better weather
conditions, there will be provided plen-
ty of interesting entertainment and
amusement features for the resort.
Among them, the auto run that is be-
ing promoted by the Philadelphia
Press, beginning July let, and to ex-
tend over four days. This, no douot,
will be the most interesting event OF
its kind ever held at Wildwood. The
excursion committee reported that a
large number OF excursions have been
booked by both railroads. Mayor
Smith reported that he was negotiat-
ing with a moving picture company,
whose artists includes Charlie Chaplin
and most all of the leading actors OF
the film profession, to come to Wild
wood on their annual seashore outing.
An effort is also being made by the
board to have a delegation of the Ma
tional Advertising Club to visit us. A
committee, headed by Mark Reeves is
preparing a float, typical of Wild wood
to participate in the clubs parade at
Philadelphia. A vote of thanks was
extended all, particularly the ladies,
who rendered such valuable service to
the committee in charge Of the Me-
mortal Day exercises, also to the many
thousands of visitors for the splendid
order maintained during the perfor-
nance of the events of the day. The
board is hard at work on its
various activities to sBOOST' the re-
sort and request the hearty cooperation
of the people in helping to make this
the banner season of Wild wood-by-the-
Sea.
The. Methodist church will hold their
annual bazaar on the boardwalk at or
neal the Casino, on the 10, IL and 18th
of August. 1t
A delegation OF the National Adver-
tising Club will stop at the Hotel Ruric
on their seashore outing during their
convention week at Philadelphia. The
club will put on a game of baseball
with a nine composed of Wildwood
business men followed by a banquet in
the evening at the Ruric on Tuesday,
June 18th.
Bright's Express. Hauling of all
kinds, Garfield and Pacific
Storage warehouse and boarding
stables. Both phones.
Rev. Howard E. Snyder, former
pastor of the Wildwood Lutheran
church, has left Kingston, n. Y, and
is now located-at Madison, a beautiful
town in the picturesque inland lake
region of Wisconsin.
Seldle's barber shop open for the sea-
son. Call around. Atlantic avenue.
McWillism's old stand. n
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Leemaster and
family, OF Lancaster, Pa, registered at
Hotel Deyton, have taken a cottage
for the Sc ason. Other guests include
Chas. A. Brown and wife, of Camden;
s. w. Lacinger, H. E. Walden, Phila-
delphia; Thos. w. Wright, Bridgeton;
w. MacComebey and wife, Baltimore,
Md.
Package of12 colored ildwoodviews
for SC at Funck's, Oak avenue. n
Misses Rubie Swami and Bette Nice,
two charming young ladies from Den
yer, Colorado, have been visiting their
uncle at the Hamlet hotel, and are
now at the Buzby cottage for the sea-
son.
The Methodist Junior League will
hold a cake sale and ice cream festival
on the church lawn Saturday after
noon and evening, June 10th.
Children's day will be observed next
Sunday at the Methodist church under
the direction of Superintendent Inger-
soil. Baptism in the morning before
the sermon
The Spirella's Corsetiere is still at
the same address, 1872 East Wildwood
avenue.
DR.. Arthur D. Kurtz, wife and son
Jack, spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Volz at their cottage on
Glen wood avenue. They motored
down from Philadelphia accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Shipley, daugh-
ter and so~n-in-law of Mr.. Volz. They
were much impressed with the health
giving climate here and hope to repeat
the trip frequently during the season.
Mrs. Thomas F. MCGOWAN and
daughters Mary, Anna and Katharine,
If phiIodoInhio aud Misc Katharine