Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-05-07

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Eighteenth street, gave a birthday
party in houor OF her husband last
Saturday night. The happy occasion
was participated in by the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Penrose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzgerald and son, Mrs. Curran and
Catherine Curran, Harold Nickerson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Larcombe, Miss
Georgianna Lareombe, John Peacock,
Mr.. aud Mrs. lowering, Gilbert Hof-
man, Elmer Bloomell, Lewis Angle,
Stevenson Cozman, Miss Ethel Brant,
Misses LaRue and Mamie Kline and
Edgar, Raymond and Harry Kline.
Paul G. Huber, a Camden photog-
rapher, with his wife and two children,
Paul and Marvin, are spending week.
ends in their new bungalow at 209 west
Thirteenth street. Mr.. Huber's parents
accompany them.
Albert Kline, Of 1l3 west Eighteenth
street, ia taking over the contracts of
Frank A. Larcombe for the building
of several houses. Four are bungalows
on Pine
Union Sunday schools sewing circle
met Wednesday afternoon at the fire.
house. Quilting is being done by the
circle and their finished work will be
sold on the board walk this summer for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
Alexander Kipp, of Philadelphia, is
having a store and dwelling built on
east Seventeenth street. Groceries and
meats will be sold on first floor, with
two upper floors of apartments.
A wonderful line of Ladies' and Mis-
ses Suits in Wool, Jersey, Serge and
Tricotine at low prices, at The Fashion
Shop. 1t
Theodore Gimborn aud son Harry,
of 1918 New York avenue, are getting
their bungalow ready for summer use.
Mrs. Charles Beck, accompanied by
her boys, Siegfried, Carl, Harry and
Anthony, has joined her husband in
their bungalow at 219 west Thirteenth
street. Two of the boys have entered
the North Wildwood school.
Miss Elisabeth Ely, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Ely, has recovered
from an attack of tonsilitis. The ILL
ness began last Friday. She is a pupil
OF the wildwood High School.
Mr.. Pearce is the teacher of the mems
bible class in the Union Sunday school,
not Mrs. Pearce, as printed in the last
issue of the JOURNAL.
Thomas Webster and Louis Kraus
are building a store adjoining Mr.. Web
ster's house on Seventeenth street, and
expect TO open al ice cream and cake
parlor on Decoration Day.
A meeting of the North Wildwood
Fire Co. will be held tonight. All men
of the community are invited to join.
Company meets first Friday Of every
> month.
l Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Steelman are
: now established for the summer at their
Z at SeNeule6ulu StIect, dlOu8
] the railroad. The Steelmans have one
t of the most attractive homes of the
I n~eighborhood. Their well-kept lawn
. is adorned with several large pieces of
rustic furniture.
William Brennan and family, of
Nays Landing, were here Sunday to
l to visit Mr.. Brennan's broth%er-in-law,
Louis Kraus.
l Sunday visitors at North Wildwood
e included Miss Annie Lowery and her
brother, William Lowery, MI. and Mrs.
r William Bulmer, Mr.. Martin, Mr..
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Reise and Joseph
Fitzgerald.
Miss Marie Curran, of west Eight-
eenth street, entertained her friend
. Miss Alice McCarry, of Philadelphia
i. over the weekend.
Charles Ashbridge, a former resident
!. of east Seventeenth street, died at Vine
:, land on May 4th.