Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-23
WILDWOOD NOTES

iollv marty of 10 braved the ocean
uoves last Friday for a days fishing,
ND according to reports they surely
osod The fishes,' for very few but what
.rore "homesick." The party was
ION to Cape May in the two big
steamers of Kraus and Webster and
IRE they boarded the Ralph j. 1t
soing rather rough outside there was
,,orv little fishing done and everyone
rros secretly glad when their feet were
oaoip on terra frma, though now they
oil tell you what a delightful time they
Sod Considerable attention was paid
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wilson, newlyweds,
- Cvnwvd. Pa, who were here on their
bonevmoon, and it is hard to tell
which was the worse seasick, he or
tho In the party besides Mr.. and
nrrs Wilson were Councilman and
Mrs James Penrose, Councilman and
Mrs. Thomas Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A Kraus, Mr.. and Mrs. William
uunter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Steelman,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dorsey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Biddle, Mrs. Charles
hughes. Mrs. Otto Koeneke, Mrs. Sarah
MAXWELL. Mrs. Frank r. Good and
Mrs. A. F. Hirst.
A wedding solemnized at Cold
cnring last Sunday is of interest to
local folks because the bride was
formerly one of North Wildwood's
nonular young ladies. The wedding
was that of Miss Katie Glenn, daugh-
for of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Glenn,
sr. formerly of West Seventeenth ave-
nue. but now a successful farmer of
Lower township, and George Lehman,
with The Cape May Electric Company.
The Ceremony was performed at the
Glenn home by the pastor of the
tabernacle M. E. Church. Though
only the families of the bride and
groom were present, there were So
guests in attendance. After the cere-
mony luncheon was served and in a
very gaily decorated auto the newly
weds were escorted to Cape May and
around that city to their new home on
Perry street. They then left for a
short auto trip.
Walter Griffith, son of Grocer and
Mrs. Charles Griffith, was in Philadel-
mia this week and took an examina-
tion to enter the University of Penn
sylyania, where he will study chem
istry. He expects to enter next week.
Walter is a graduate of the Wildwood
High School, class of 1921.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Heating and
family, who have been spending the
summer on the Glenn farm at Cold
/ Spring, returned to their West Seven
4 tenth avenue home on Thursday.
Miss Thelma Ross and brother,
4 Thomas, who are attending Gloucester
high school, spent the weekend here
with their mother at the Ross apart
ments on West Seventeenth venue
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Steelman, who
have been spending the summer in
their Seventeenth avenue bungalow,
motored to their Philadelphia home
this week and are now preparing to
20 to California where Mr.. Steelman
will attend the convention of funeral
directors. They will be gone about
1 a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Eynon are
entertaining their daughter, Mrs. M.
Mervine, of Philadelphia, for a few
days at their home, Eighteenth and
Central avenues.
Mrs. Ellen Shaw, of the Maccabee
cottage, East Eighteenth avenue, and
E. Haywood, of C~oatesville, Pa, were
quietly married in Philadelphia on
Tuesday, September 10, 1921. Mrs
Haywood has "a number of North
Wildwood friends who extend her
their best wishes.