Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-11-02

MISS fAitCc faplc5 ocfCtcu hciCoAAhCS-
ton with the Marine National Bank
at Wildwood on Wednesday, 1t being
her last day there. Miss Staples will
be married on Saturday, November 8,
1917, to Mr.. Martin q. Hahn, of Phila-
delphia, whose parents have a place at
Sea Isle City. The ceremony will take
place at the home of the BRIDES sister
In Philadelphia. The groom is a boil
er maker by trade and is at present en-
ployed on ocean going vessels to be used
In the war trade. The happy couple
have rented a house at Q 4, Evergreen
avenue, Folsom, Pa. The bride has
been employed at the bank for years as
bookkeeper and became very expert.
The Marine Bank loses a valued en-
ployee. A host Of friends wish her a
long and happy marriage life.
MI. and Mrs. Samuel Riley, of the
Weston apartments, Spencer avenue,
are In Florida as usual for the winter
and located in St, Petersburg, BAL Sec
ond street, north. Under date Of Oct.
26. 1917, we quote from a letter to the
JOURNAL by Mrs. Riley:
1--WE have arrived at st. Petersburg,
Florida, and the weather is delightful.
They have made quite a number of
improvements and at present they es-
innate there are 1000 more tourists now
than were here at this time last year.
We stopped on our way down at
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Georgia, and
saw our son, VIM. 8. Riley, who is in
the best of health and is enjoying the
camp life. All the boys look fine and
healthy and in speaking to quite a
number, they are all perfectly satisfied
and have not a word of complaint.
The camp Is situated In a beautiful part
of the country and the folks of the
South have been more than kind to
our boys of Pennsylvania In entertain
ing them at their homes and Churches.
We visited the First Pr sbyterian
Church with our son and they took in
Al of our soldier boys who had been
members at home and the Sunday
previous took in about 80, and l as a
mother felt SO much gratified and sat-
isfied to know my boy was in good
hands and 1 think it would be a good
thing for all mothers to knows The z.
M. @. A. has and is doing wonderful
work for our boys and is appreciated
, by the boys"
> The Ladies aid of the Holy Trinity
, Lutheran church will give a Saur
/, Krout Supper at the Chalfonte Hotel,
Pacific near Garfield avenue. Saturday,
November 8, from 5 to 8 p. m. Tickets
5Oc. adv
. George Kimball, Of Rio Graude, has
a position in the Marine National Bank
as clerk, entering that institution some.
time ago. He is the son OF E. s. Kim
ball, who comes to Five Mile Beach
with produce In his auto.
Adrian Buzby left Wild wood this
week for Minnesota, where his parents
are now living. He was accompanied
by Miss Maria Huppert, who is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Buzby and their daugh'
ter Ida. The elder son, Walter E. Buz
by, was in Wild wood on Wednesday
having just returned from the West
He will cut glass in a west Virgins
factory this winter.
Albert Hart, of Brooklyn, N. Y, 6
WiId uood ropartu ompar apopf ouoi
Sunday here at Willard Hall.
Mrs. E. J. Woodward will close he
25th street residence next week and
return to her Philadelphia home at '43:
N. SD street.
Mrs. q. w. Oswald has gone to At
lantic City to reside.
E. T. Nye, superintendent of thu
West jersey Electric company, was il
Atlantic Gity last week attending The
annual meeting of the New Jersea
Utilities association at the Hotel st
Charles.
Miss May Evan, of the Wildwood
post office, has returned from her va
cation. She visited a brother at Pine
valid, Ocean county, and another broth
er at Spring City, Pa.
Mrs. R. Tustin has been spending
months vacation with her niece, Mrs
e. Wiler OF 2S09 Atlantic avenue.
Mrs. A. Burton, 100 New York ave
nue. has been nendinoaaw aek,s vaea
ton with Mrs. F. Allgeier in Phila
delphia.
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