Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-10-13
WILDWOOD YACHT CLUB
TO BE OPEN ALL WINTER
Famous Weekly Dinners Will
Commence Next Sunday.
Levereft Neyvcomb Be-
comes a Member

The Wildwood Yacht club, instead
of having closed its season, is appa-
rentIy just entering into an active win
ter campaign. The famous weekly
dinners will start now, commencing
with this Sunday, when a sour kraut
and frankfurter lunch will be served.
Each Sunday will see some appetizing
treat served up Cor the benefit of the
many sojourners at the club. We are
sorry to state that Mrs. Otilla Hess is
leaving the club shortly to open a res
taurant at Pacific and Schellenger ave.
nues. Mrs. Hess made a bit at the
club during the past two years of her
stewardship and it is with regret that
the many yacht club members see her
leaving. However, all are sure of her
success, as her cooking is known far
and wide. Many new features are
gradually being established, such as
the proposition to have steam heat run
through the yacht club and annex.
The annex is a most comfortable addi-
ton to the club. A magnificent inlaid
and carved Declaration of I%ndepen-
dence, which has been pronounced by
some as the most remarkable piece of
wood inlay and lettering in this part
part of the country, has been success
fully mounted on the walls of the an
mex and tastefully vanished and fin
ished. 1t is the wonder and admira-
tion Of all visitors and was donated to
the club by Chairman of the House
Committee Ottens
The New Ottens Bungalow
II there is any doubt that the new
Ottens bungalow is moi going to be a
success we would like to neal from the
doubters. Five of these classy little
houses were sold last Sunday, and the
proposition has not fairly been started
as yet. 1t Is claimed that these little
five room bungalows complete is the
last word if not the last letter in eco
nomic home building. People who
have inspected the new ones in North
Wildwood say they have never seen
such large floor space, IS by 80, finished
in splendid style and altogether SO in
viting. AT least six of these bunga-
10 We will be started within ten days.
One at the corner of 18th and New
York for a special officer Of
Philadelphia, n at 18th and Della
ware venues for a Philadelphia busi-
ness man, one for an Anglesea business
man at 18th and Della ware avenues,
one at the North Wildwood railroad
station and two others for Philadelphia
parties. The main thing about these
bungalow is that the investment, COM
pfisIhg sos5 FOR fhe bungalow and 500
and upwards for the lot can all be paid
for at the rate of $40 per month, plus
and q few other incidentals. 1t
IS only necessary for a man to pay in
$50 and the bungalow is his for occu-
pancy. 1t is expected that at least one
hundred of these bungalows will be
completed before the summer comes
again, and the contractor, May
Or Frank E. Smith,, is already consid-
making i'm provements on this
bungalow without raising the price.
the high cost of building
material it is remarkable that a house
of this character can be built at the
price mentioned. carrying as it does an
artistic appearance OF a much higher
house.
Lawyer Leverett Newcomb, of Vine
land, was down last Sunday and dined
at the Wildwood Yacht club, of which
he recently became a member. He has
large real estate holdings here and was
greatly pleased with his visit.