Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-06-04
NORTH WILDWOOD


Twentieth street, as guests of Miss Ida
Euler. The sixth birthday Of their
daughterHarriet occurring on the same
date made the event doubly interesting,
and all had a very enjoyable weekend.
They motored to their Atlantic City
cottage on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman, of 213
west Thirteenth street, had as their
guests from Philadelphia over Memoir
ial Day Mr.. and Mrs. ames Ellis, Miss
Margaret McGrelth, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Craven, William Birk, Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Birk
and son, Misses Irene and Ella Alexy
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Reed.
We have a full line of house furnish
ings and utensils for hotels and board
ing houses at Empol's Variety Sore.
Mrs John Griffith, of 2lO west Thir-
teenth street, entertained her mother,
Mrs. Higgins, and little sister May, of
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Briggs and
their daughters Olive and Hazel have
reopened their bungalow at 206 west
Thirteenth street for the season. They
expect to occupy apartments in Wild
wood next winter.
Dare's Cake and Cracker Department
displays the most complete assortment
in Wildwood.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Justus, of
1905 New York avenue, entertained
their daughter and son.in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Delves, of Philadelphia,
Memorial Day. Mr.. Delves has meat
market at Fifteenth street and Colum-
bia avenue, Philadelphia
Mrs. Frederick Schupeltz and daugh-
ter have returned to their summer
bungalow at 1908 New York avenue.
Chsrlesl w. Norrett, superintend-
ent of the Globe Ticket Co., Of Phila-
delphia, and his family are living in
their bungalow at 205 west Fourteenth
street.
The Jack and Jill Shop is showing
some new voile and organdie dresses
for children, white and colored. Rea-
sonablylpIiced. 1872 Wildwood ave.
AL. Hurst addressed the North Wild
wood Union Sunday school last Sun
day. Mr.. Hurst recently purchased a
cottage at IO3 west Seventeenth street
and expects at some time in the future
to make this hisipermanent home. He
is Philadelphia painting contractor.
The Union Sunday school has wo.
men IS, Bible class under the instruction
of Mrs. NJ. Surran and a mems Bible
class under the instruction of r. Pearce,
to whitehall the men and women Oi
the community are cordially invited
A. NJ. Ely and son took motor cycle
trip upsto North Vineland over Satur
day and Sunday, calling on Gus Charl
son insVineland.
Nine ofIthe members of the Wild.
wood Band played with members OF
the Cape MayI Band under the direc'
ton oflHon. William Porter on Deco
ration Day, making tour of the ceme'
teries of Cape May county. Some oi
the women OF Tuckahoe gave them 6
fine chicken potpie dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Steinbsch, Of
Philadelphia, passed the holiday at
their home onEwest Sixteenth street.
The Leviess family spent the week
end at their east Seventeenth street
cottage.
The Webster & Kraus ice cream par
lor on east Seventeenth street was
opened lastIFriday and the manage
ment reports good business.
The Hazlehurst guests over the week
end included, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mul
lin, Mr.. and Mrs. Mailman and Messrs
Conroy, Duncan, Hand and Ottens
Hiram Mailman, one of the guests
caught a'lforty-five pound drum fish
Sunday from the North Wildwood fish
ing pier and generously treated th'
guestsIof the hotel to fish dinner.
Mrs. Sarah Gibbs, wife of Daniel r
Gibbs. of east Eighteenth street, dice
at the Ihome of her daughter at ~
Hoffman avenue, Trenton, on Monday
May 3lst. i tInterment took plac,
Thursday at Greenwood Cemetery
Frankford PA Mrs. Gibbs was goo(
neighbor,andshe will be greatly missed
A husband ,..six daughters and one sol
survivelher, to whom is extended tn
sympathy of all those who knew her
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmar, Mr.. and Mrs
Housmann and family, Miss Ohler ant
Mr.. Len were visitors over Memoria
Day at the ST., claire, 107 east Sixteenth
street.
The Brickwood family, of Camden
are now occupying what was formerl.