The Washington herald., 1919-07-06
WILDWOOD.

Tne musical and theatrical sea-
SON of 1919 was ushered in with a
vim last Monday evening. The mu.
nicipal orchestra concert in the
Casino Auditorium was swarming
with patronage while Biakers'
Theater turned many away. AT the
initial concert Pfeiffers fourth con-
servative season the conductor was
given an ovation. There was generous
applause, for the two soloists--kari
Heinrich. cornetist, and August Rode
mann. flutist.
Thursday evening the Wildwood
Crest Pier formally opened for the
season, Harry L Lambaise and his
Royal Venetian Band delighted A.
enthusiastic gathering.
The Crest Band concerts, unlike
the orchestra concerts in wildwood.
the adjoining resort. are given in
tho open, yet both are municipality
financed.
The ballroom. skating rink, and other
attractions on. the Crest Pier, were
also formally opened to the visitors
this rast week.
Another Innovation at the Crest this
season and worthy of mentioning, too.
Is the alloting of a parking space free
to automobiles. The space given is
directly In front Of the Northern end
Of the pier.
The final plans for Governors Day,
Friday. July II. are being perfected.
The chief executives stay Is limited to
a few hours; the entire program IL
being crowded into that period. The
main feature will be a victory concert
in the Casino auditorium. Palmer NJ
Way. president Of the Board of Trade.
will present State Senator W. H.
Bright and he in turn will introduce
Governor Runyon.
]. Crawford johnson and family. Of
Norristown. Pa. editor of the Norris
town Herald. has taken the William
Crawford cottage on Schellenger ave-
nue.. Capt. Charles Black. O.D., and
family have taken an apartment at 80
East Maple avenue for the season.
The directors Of the vici Building
and Loan Association of Frankford
held their annual outing at the Edge
ton Inn. Among those present were;
Lewis Issnoc. Albert Halstead. Rob K
Walton. Ernest c. Lotke. George c.
Grisson. II. G. schueller. Joseph
Christ. George H. Krieg. John Bexner.
Henry T. Fullmann, VIM. @. Aobot
| Emil Metzger Buskoe and Charles
Rumbardt
Hugh McMenanmin, 1917 Wolf street.
Philadelphia. Pa, a keeper at the
MoyamensinE Prison. Is sojourning at
22i East Spicer avenue for q few
weeks.
Breakers-Charles Shoemaker, G..
Smith. Mr.. Brunswick. Miss Marion
Stretch. all OF Philadelphia. and Mr..
Mood and R FIGHTER. Palmyra y. J.
Washington - II. D. Crawford. Z.
Glaz. ". Verna and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Reiter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman. Mrs. Haegele,
Mrs. Lantz. all OF Philadelphia
Seacrest-E. p. Saltmer. Princeton.
y. J.: J. Frederic Wuse. Parkersburg;
A. F.. Weber and wife. Riverside, n.
J. J.; F. B. Focke. Baltimore: +. w.
Follimer. Baltimore; A c. Williams.
New York: Charles II. Capen. Tren-
ton, y. j; John NJ. Kinley and wife
and +. P. Copotosto and wife, of Phil
adelphia-
Edgeton Inn-Mr. and Mrs. o. Kofr.
Philadelphia: Mrs. L. A Walsh Dare,
Wilmington. Del: Alice and Elizabeth
Paltan. ]. Firbur. Philadelphia: Mrs.
L. c. Swelling. Haddon Heights. y. J. ::
Robert McLess. Fred Meyer. Emil
MeIser of Philadelphia and John L.
Hudson. Chester. Pa.
Reading-Charles Donley. A J. Nc
Bride. of Philadelphia; D. A. Purdy
and wife. Camden: c. r. Cantell, Phil
s6elrhia; Mr.. and Mrs. Snellbaker,
Germanton. Pa: Mrs. J. Dillan. Miss
E. Dillon. George Dillon and ]. L.
Gange, of New York City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Myers. Philadelphia: A
NJ. Rich. New York; Miss Martha
Dickson. Nineland. y. J.; A. II. Dur
fac, Vineland; William G. Chew. OF
Camden. n. J.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ciawson
and Miss Clawson. of Woodbury.. y.
]. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bodder. c. ".
Herita and wife. Anna c. Hunter and
George ]. Yost. Of Woodbury.. y. j.:
c. NJ. Hoffman, of Philadelphia: Genza
! Rose. MMville. n. J.: John Craig. Of
Camden; Afford Beesey and wife.
/ Westville. n. J.: G. NJ. Watts. Lew
/ ison. Pa: Miss ]. Wolf. Philadelphia: ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Andres and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geisskel. of Gloucester. y. j.;
Mrs. Thomas Barnett and son. OF
| Philadelphia, and John Dorsey, Phil
-adelphia. Pa
! Dougless-Mrs. S. c. Edison. New
/ York City; Ada G. Williams. Pitts
burgh; E. L. Knapp and family. Nor
wood. Pa: A ]. Pillow and family. of
/ Bethlehem. Pa: Charles Katz. Parks
{ burg. Pa: Charles Stretzline and FAM
! lily. OF Philadelphia and A NJ. Wright
! and wife. OF Vineland. n. J.
Seip-Mr. and Mrs. A John. Phila-
| adelphia: Mrs Edward Gerth and LII
| lie Gerth. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and