Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-17
WILDWOOD CREST

Miss Emma Hand, a Progressive
Series teacher, who, during the past
winter has been teaching in Glouces-
ter, visited Miss Carey at her Crest
studio last Thursday. Miss Hand and
Miss Carey are taking an Advanced
Teachers Course of the Progressive
Series and are preparing for an ad-
vanced examination under the examin-
ing board of St. Louis, which they ex-
pect to take during this coming sum-
mer.
John B. Erdrich has opened his cot
tage at Lavender road and Pacific ave-
nue. for the season.
Mrs. Fries will open a hairdressing
and beauty parlor shortly in the Hotel
Atlanta.
E. G. Middleton's summer help has
arrived. They are Mr.. Creighton, who
will operate the meat department; Mr..
Middleton's brother, w. L. Middleton,
who will have charge of the fruit;
Laird Horner, Kenneth Budd and Eba
Heritage.
H. X. Heritage and his family have
arrived from st Petersburg, Fla, and
have taken up the abode in their cot
tage on Buttercup road.
Edwin B. Middleton is home on Q
vacation from the University of Penn
~sylvania where he will be a Sopho-
more next autumn.
Waists and overblouses in all the
newest shades, at The Fashion Shop.
adv.
The Pelham reports good booking.
Mrs. Cooper, of Elizabeth, N. j., and
her family, have engaged rooms. The
Pelham is not yet open, but they had
a fishing party from Philadelphia
down last Saturday and Sunday, which
consisted of Conyers Button, Jr., w
K. Carlisle, A. ]. Boyer, Murray Glib
son, Charles Murphy, Louis Dick and
r. Creighton McGhee. The party is
all from Philadelphia but in a spirit
of fun they registered from such places
as Sacramento, Kalamazoo, Siwash,
Hong Kong, aMnayunk and Jerusalem.
They had good luck fishing.
James E. Murdoch and daughter mo-
tored to Philadelphia Monday and are
expected back the end of this week.
George F. OFT and children and Mrs.
PARROT and daughter motored from
Germantown last Saturday to spend
the summer at their Crest home, III
East Rambler road.
MI. and Mrs. Devers, of Columbine
road, are down for the summer.
James A. Murdoch and his daughter,
Mabel, of Heather road, spent a few
days last week in Philadelphia on a
combination business and pleasure
trip.
Ned MCGOWAN, who is summering
East Crocus road, returned for the
weekend to Philadelphia to attend to
some business regarding the West
ern," the school publication of the
West Philadelphia High School, of
which he is the business manager.
Mrs. H. P. Gale, of Philadelphia
avenue, is building a house close to
her other property.
Pagan and Whitley sold two lots for
building purposes on East Crocus
road and another pair of lots on East
road on which a bungalow
is now under erection.
Clarence A. Whitley, the son of
Mayor and Mrs. Ralph Whitley,
was married to Miss Frances Jones,
of Frankfort, Pa, on June 7th. The
ceremony took place at the home of
the bride in Philadelphia. The couple
will spend several weeks honeymoon
in Wildwood.
W. R. HUMPHREYS, vice president of
the Fourth Street National Bank,
Philadelphia, will motor down Friday
to his summer home at 129 East Prim-
rose road.
Mrs. Ralph Whitley spent the week
in Philadelphia with her daughter,
Mrs. Harriet Hammond.
Hotel Ocean Crest has many new
registrations. Here are some of them:
E. ]. Holhenly, Stuart E. Holhenly and
H. A. Souders, a fishing party from
Harrisburg, Pa; w. K. Branin, of Col
G. T. May. of Baltimore;
Mrs. K. D. S. Knowles, Miss Gussie
Vetter and Elsie Shirtz, of Philadel-
phia; Harry L. Nickerson, of Wildwood
Crest; Carl Wilde and wife, of Phila-
delphia; ]. c. Pennington and family,
of Haddonfield, and Theodore Grave,
of Philadelphia. George Sterile, who
owns a restaurant on the boardwalk,
and a light lunch stand on the Crest
Pier, is staying at the Ocean Crest.