Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-06-23
WILDWOOD CREST

The Luther Burbank of the Crest is
DR.. Carl Weiland. His beautiful gar
den on Lotus road has attracted con-
siderable attention. Ramblers, COL
umbines, and many flowers foreign TO
these parts, grow in magnificent profu-
sion. Trees and bushes are arranged
IN beautiful clumps. DR.. Wieland
has exercised considerable care and
patience in raising his garden. All
through the winter he grew his plants
In hot beds. AS a result OF his palms.
taking work he has achieved a work
of art.
The Walker cottage has been pur-
chased by the Jackson family.
Mr.. Ziegler and family will arrive
next Sunday, June 25th.
Jesse Werner is occupying his Wis
terra road cottage for the season. Mr..
Werner is recovering from a recent
operation upon his eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perkins and
family. of Haddonfield, are occupying
their Palm road cottage. Henry Per-
kins, Jr., is spending his vacation with
his parents. He is a student at Rut-
gers College, New Brunswick.
Mr.. Banks has opened his Lotus
road home. He has purchased q new
and splendid motor boat.
DIR. Nm. A. Ploucher is occupying
his Lotus road cottage. $
Mrs. Higgins aud family are spend
ing the summer in their boulevard
bungalow.
Mrs Greenewalt has opened her cot
tage "Tout Pres" for the season.
Read the program of Paramount Pic
lures on first page. Hunts theatres
are the only theatres in Wildwood
sho wing the Paramount Pictures. n
The Yacht club has entered Upon a
banner year. The most interesting
event of the early season was a
trap shooting match held on Saturday,
June 18th, by the Philadelphia Electric
Gun club. The members participating
were the guests of William Goldstein:
Messrs. J. M. Eckleglin, J. w. Der
rick, Newton Ronig, and j. w. Sherm.
The scores were as follows:
Sherm-67 out of hundred.
Fckleglin-64 out of hundred.
Derrick-58 out of hundred.
Ronig--48 out of hundred.
Goldstein-56 out of hundred.
Several dinner parties were held
over the past week end. On Sunday,
Mr.. Clarke of Wildwood and Mr.. Nc
Garry, of Wildwood, and Mr.. Ziegler
entertained at luncheon. In the even
ing Mayor Springer of Cape May Point
was entertained at dinner. There also
were present Mr.. Omen, Of Cape May,
and Commodore and Mrs. Jas. L. Bull
mer of the Holly Beach Yacht Club.
On July 1st a cruiser race will be held
between the keystone Yacht Club of
Philadelphia, and the Holly Beach
Yacht Club. The course is from the
Keystone Club, on the Delaware, to
the Holly Beach Club. The confess
tants will be entertained at dinner.
Alonzo B. Fox, Of Burlington, presi-
dent of the Burlington County branch
of the New Jersey Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals, has ar
rived with his family at their cottage
on Lake road.
The first of the South Jersey races
will be held on Saturday, July eighth.
Charles Rosskam and Lieuten-
ant Campbell have relaunched their
motor boat "Camden" after having
submitted it to extensive alterations.
Mrs. Josephine Heineberg, Miss
Frances Meyer and Mrs. j. J.Sterne, of
San Antonio, Texas, are occupying
their bungalow OF the boulevard.
The Crest Pier opens Saturday, July
first. Excellent moving pictures will
be exhibited in the theater. Sr. Clam
fonts band will render free concerts
daily throughout the season. The ball
room and skating rink are undergoing
extensive repairs.
Edward Whi;ehill and family are
spending the summer in their Fern
road home.