Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1919-08-22

5Ca GIN AatAt9A mCOAhloyS SOPAoNot
is to be the soloist for the Municipal
Orchestra. Captain Albert N. HoXie,
former song director at the League
Island Navy Yard, is to conduct the
community singing. Hoxie has made
a wonderful hit wherever he has ap-
peared and has worked his audiences
to the greatest height Of enthusiasm
and has made the marines and sailors
sing like they never sung before.
Mrs. Landregsn and her daughter,
Miss Lillian Lockwood Landregan, of
Philadelphia, are enjoying a pleasant
vacation at the Hotel Savoy. Miss
Landregan who is one of the few wom-
en- engaged in the newspaper adver-
Using field, is connected with the Eve
ming Bulletin of Philadelphia.
Jed Dubois will leave on the 1.25
train this afternoon over the Wildwood
and Delaware Bay Short Line railroad
for a trip to Augusta, Maine. He is
due at the state capital at ten O'Clock
tomorrow morning, and will return to
Wildwood early next week with his
wife and daughter.
Mrs. Hannah Dslbey and Mrs.
Charles Butland, of Philadelphia, were
Wildwood visitors yesterday. While
here Mrs. Dalbey rented the first floor
Of the RiIatt house on Roberts avenue,
and expects to come down with her
father-in-law, E. E. Dalbey, on Friday
of next week for a considerable stay.
Building Association funds to loan
on first mortgage in amounts to suit.
Robert ]. Kay secretary, Wildwood,
N. J.-adv.
Among those registered at the Wild
wood Board of Trade office have been
Sybil B. Braner, Hilda M. Braner, E.
K. Metzger, Wilmington, Del; M. L.
Hexter, Cleveland, o.; Clarence r.
Walker, Harrisburg, Pa; Bryant G.
Morris, Troy, Ohio; Ella M. Michels,
Mildred j. Sutton, Emily M. Geddea,
Leola Burdette, Marion E. Mathews,
Ruth Saxton, Trenton; H. H. Rankin,
MIR. and Mrs. R. F. Stuiiff, MI. and
Mrs. r. W. Mercer, Mrs. H. Wettach,
Mrs. Z. r. Richards, Mrs. w. Hoohen,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dodds, r. l..
Nightingale, Mr.. and Mrs. P. l.. Len
ny, s. G. Ulrich, Carlotte Heller, Bal
timore, Md; F. G. Tresher, Orlando,
Fla; NJ. Louise Mahoney, Providence,
r. L.; Nina l.. Peterson, Auburn, r. l.;
Clara Lund, VIM. E. Divine. Laura
Kyle, Josephine Mann, Leona NJ. Dun
ming, New York; Mrs. w. H. Holland,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Held, Frank &.
Each and wife, Miss Margaret Each,
VIM. Arkley, Steubenville, O.; ksth-
ryn Holland, Bessie Holland, Follans-
bee, w. Va; Miss A. Sheir, Washing
ton, d. G.; MI. and Mrs. o. A. Harris,
Grafton, Pa; John G. Holme, Jr.,
Helen E. Holme, Thomas Holme,
Narberth, Pa; H. P. Donaldson, Bes-
YER, Pa; Marion Rasinlas, Worcester,
Mass; Lillian Kastan, Warren, o.;
Alfred A. Macdonald, Herbert Trut-
chan, Port Richmond, N. Y; Ewings
E. Wilcox, Houston, Tex; John
Schaible, Easton, Pa; Clara M. Schie-
ner, Phoebe James, Buffalo, N. Y.
Governor Runyon was in Cape May
county yesterday and spoke at Seaville
before the annual meeting of the Cape
Mou Eouutu Granua
Herman NJ. Wirtschafter, of 1915
North 10Th street, Philadelphia, has
bought a house on Goth street, near
Sunset Lake, of ]. Howard Coombs.
B. G. Ingersoll, Jr., has passed the
New Jersey state board examination
for undertakes, and is now a licensed
undertaken.
John B. Clegg has sold his Crest sum-
mer residence at 112 Stanton road to
Mrs. William Eckerd, of Philadelphia
The following have taken flights in
the air plane which fys from the beach
In front of the Washington building
Mrs. Caroline Steinbrenner, 80 years
old; George F. OFT, n years old; DR..
George Sheer, II years old; V. N. Oh
sen, of Camden; Mrs. N. J. Mayer,
Mrs. E. Helnle, r. B. Adams, K. L..
Flank, John Schrsm, George r. Moul,
w. H. s. Bailey, H. T. Larzelere, Mrs
H. Baker, Miss %Journalt, james
Houghton, B. c. Betnes, Mrs. Teher-
ington, Fred Lanbach, Fred j. Gold
schmidt, F. J. Murphy, Mrs. f. u
Sommers, Mrs. Anna Goldschmidt,
A. M. Quick, Mrs. 1. E. OFT, Joseph
Wissimer, Mrs. May t. Hughes, Miss
Mary Hughes, Frances j. Hughes
w. F. Hughes, Chief Turner, Camp
bell Watson, Chas. l.. Heinle.
John Rosco is doing a very good bust
ness at Ottens Harbor with his fruit