Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06
ANCLESEA

A birthday party Of social interest
was celebrated at the home of Mrs. G.
E. Bradshaw in honor other sixty-third
birthday. Twenty other young friends
surprised her and presented her with
several pretty gifts, Mrs. Frank Homer
making the presentation speech. A
little daughter Of Mrs. Fred Miller's
sister, Of Philadelphia, presented the
hostess with q bouquet OF flowers. The
eveningwss spentin musicand dancing.
At IL O'Clock refreshments were served
and at II the guests departed, wishing
Mrs. Bradshaw many happy birthdays.
Those present, including Mrs. Brad
shaw and her son Grover, were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Murry. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Jensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Chsrleboise, w.
Williamson, wife and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Bradshaw, Alfred Ander-
son, Claude Bradshaw, Mrs. Friedrich
Miller, sister and daughter, Mrs. Frank
Horner and the Misses Rose William
son and Emma MeClaskey.
Watch for our Special Sale Of Ladies'
white wash skirts at half the regular
price, all sizes, Gabardines, Tricotines
and whip cords at O'Daniel's, Oak aud
Pacific avenues.-adv
John and Jacob Bsuder spent Thurs
day here. John went back to Phila-
delphia but his brother stayed here the
week end.
Mrs. Thomas Mollet and children
spent several days here with Mr.. Mollet
who has a store in the Inlet Hotel.
Hubert Sigsworth, superintendent of
the Vulcan Combing works of Phila-
delphia, is a visitor at the home of
Robert Pearce on Spruce avenue
Mr.. Hoffman and SOB Charles of
Philadelphia spent the week end at
the Munson home, where Mrs. Hoff-
man is staying for the summer.
Allen Grace and sou Kenneth went
to the Quaker City on Friday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carlson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley and Martin Olson motored
to Cape May on Tuesday.
Preston Ware was a Sunday visitor
at the home of Mrs. Robert McCsrty.
William r. Sinkinson, of Ocean City,
spent Sunday here with Victor Braid
wood.
Thomas Brady wood has returned
home after a two months cruise in
European waters on the 8. s. City Of
St. Joseph as wireless operator. At
first they stopped at Genoa and then
at Alexandria, Egypt, where be visited
the ancient catacombs. From Cairo
he and several of the crew went to see
the Sphinx and the great Pyramid,
guided by Abdul Ksder Abdul Salam,
a well known guide from Mena, near
the pyramids. He returned home
Thursday and made a trip to Cape May
with Ralph Brinshultz on Sunday.
Mrs. Rose NJ. Mscht, aged 80, wife Of
Victor Macht, Of the Windsor Hotel,
Anglesea, died last Monday morning
from the effects OF blood poisoning,
following an operation for appendicitis
on the previous Sunday. Tho surgical
operation had been performed by DR..
John NJ. Fisher, Of the Jefferson
Hospital staff, Philadelphia, assisted
by DR.. 8. Dixon Mayhem, of Wild
wood. Funeral services were held at
the Windsor on Wednesday mig bit,
conducted by Rev. Hohe, pastor of the
Wildwood Lutheran Church. James
McCool, of Tenth and Girard avenue,
Philadelphia, sang an appropriate sell
ection. The funeral arrangements were
In charge Of undertaken Robert Miller,
of Cape May Court House. The body
was shipped on Thursday morning to
the Cheltenham C~rematorium, 10 Ger.
mantown, as requested by the deceased.
She is survived only by her husband
and one sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Mseht
came to Anglesea about five years ago,