Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-06-16
WILDWOOD

than to the general public. But those
that were at the Wildwood High
School class day exercises Thursday
evening, June s, at third ward fire
house, enjoyed a treat that revived
fond recollections of personal school
days and their own youthful enthusi-
asm. The Chorus-"What is More
Gentle" by the High School Glee
Club, opened the evenings entertain
ment. The Glass History was read by
Thomas Russell. An Experiment In
Chemistry, was ably demonstrated by
Marguerite Coleman and Cora Butter.
field. Piano Solo, Valse in E fiat, was
offered by Jessie Eldredge. The class
poem by Mildred Schellinger will no
doubt be a momento treasured by
each member Of the class. Edith
Mounts read the Glass Will. Again the
Glee Club frightened the program with
it's chorus, ION Silvery Waves" Joy
Bright presented an Essay on "Death
Triumphant. All who heard the class
Prophecy by Warren Yenney, more
than hoped that the big things pro-
phesied of the class would be realized.
The Glass Song, "Brown and Gold, )"
words by Joy Bright and music by
Miss Eleanor H. Thompson, was sung
with a spirit as only young voices can
do. A Piano Solo by Alice Hendee
was we'll rendered. The class Presen-
tations provided much amusement to
recipients and audience. Laurence
Chalmer', Who made the presentations,
showed an Intimate knowledge of his
fellow classmaies' eccentricities and
characteristics in his humorous re-
marks. The delightful evenings en-
tertsinment was brought to a close
with the beautiful chorus, "Down in a
Pretty Valley by the Glee Club.
Piano tuner, Joseph r. Andrews, of
Philadelphia, will be In Wildwood
week of June 18th. Write or phone
orders TO Wirth's hotel.
Baseball fans will be pleased to
know that George l.. Porter has leased
the Wildwood baseball park on the
beach front for the season. A first
class nine is promised to Wildwood
this year, and a schedule will be ar
ranged representing near by resorts and
towns and Philadelphia teams. 1t Is
hoped that a seashore league can be
organized so hat daily games will be
played. Former players on the team
are requested to communicate with Mr..
Porter if they desire to play with the
new organization. The ball season
will open here on or about July l. The
team has been fitted out with suits,
bats, balls, colors, etc., from Gimbels,
costing 5000, which are ON display in
the windows of that store in Philadel-
phia.
Harrison and Schock, dealers in
Freihofer's bread and cakes. Opposite
Pennsylvania railroad station, Wild
wood. Prompt and reliable service.
keystone phone II M.
The Camden Rotary Club, composed
of representative business men of CAM
den, were guests of Fred Himmelein
at the Holly Beach Yacht club house
Tuesday. The club came down on the
excursion train and on arriving at the
Crest railroad station a reception
committee Of the yacht club extended
them an enthusiastic reception. A line
Of march was formed, headed by lusty
singers who sang a topical song
specially composed for the occasion in
the air Of Maryland, my Maryland.
On arriving at the club house the visi-
tors greeted Mr.. Himmelein with rous-
ing cheers; he responded by extending
the welcome of the club in a speech
that put the visitors in a jolly humor
for the good things provided for them.
The day was spent in yachting, pool
tournaments and motoring over the
island. Host Himmelein proved him.
self an able entertainer at the bountiful
dinner rendered his guests. Caberet
features made the time merry with
song and story that ended a day so fnll
of pleasure that the Holly Beach Yacht
clubs hospitality was voted the best
aver. The Rotary club returned to
Camden in the evening carrying with
them fond recollections of their days
outing.
Special 500 Boston samples white,
grey kid and champion pumps, S1.9S
while they last. w. M. Beers, Oak
and Pacific avenue, under Hotel Sea-
crest.
The Beechwood is open for the sea-
son with guests already registered.
Among them is Miss F. M. Boyle
Mr.. and Mrs. a. D. Strunk, Geo. Al
len, wife and daughter and Mr.. anG
Mrs q ID Tr1IiHna 1f Dh;loloI-LIo !