Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-06-10
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES

the Atlantic ocean in the summer
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Mousley were the
guests of her sister, Mrs. Robert
Young, of the Logan Apartments.
announcements we're recently re-
ceived here of the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth May Besser to Mason Ed
ward Derrick, at Audubon on May ",
1921. Miss Besser was a grade teacher
in the high school building last year.
Mrs. S. w. Lau and her son, Rich
ardson G. Lau, a student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Medical
School, are occupying n of the Jess
apartment on Magnolia avenue for the
summer season.
Roland Woolson has taken up his
abode on Juniper e n for the sum-
mer. He will have his old position as
switchman with the Pennsylvania
railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Faut, of Philadel-
phia,, nave secured apartments on
ScheIlenger avenue for the summer.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, of Maple
avenue, spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Announcements have been received
of the betrothal of Miss Stella M. Van
Horn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. V.
Van Horn, a well known local vocal
ist, and Heinz R. Merkel, of Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. e. G. Pearce and her daughters,
from Logan, Phila., spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Edwards, at
the Grant cottage, ia East Pine ave-
nue..
Albert Austin left for Trenton on
Monday and returned Wednesday.
The trip was on pleasure and business
combined.
Roy PETERSON, of Idaho, has come to
wildwood to spend the summer with
his aunt, Mrs. Hansen, at the Hotel
Hamlet.
DR.. H. C. Mangino, the Millville
chiropractor, was here on Sunday ac-
companied by Howard Esibel, 9 Mill
vile lumber dealer. DR.. Mangino will
practice in wildwood this summer,
having rented rooms in the Journal
building.
Harry Jackson, colored, of this city,
who is studying law at the Temple
Vocational School, Philadelphia, has
been visiting relatives and friends
here. Jackson is an ex-service man
and served in the world war, going
from Wildwood. He started his studies
several months behind his class at
Temple, but passed the examination
this spring with an average of So.
William NELL, the local plumbing
contractor, paraded with the Odd Eel
lows Encampment of which he was
formerly a member in Philadelphia
on Tuesday.
Warren Holmes and wife, Louis
Kraus and wife and Councilman
Thomas Webster and wife motored to
Philadelphia on Tuesday to see the big
Odd Fellows parade.
Cyrus Raub, of South Bethlehem, an
experienced hotel keeper, has rented
Edgeton Inn, and is in Wildwood for
the season. He has d. Roman as
manager. The property was recently
sold to an Atlantic City party.
Mrs. Morris Leedom spent Wednes-
day in Vineland very pleasantly with
relatives and friends. j
Senator William H. Bright spoke
before a combined meeting of the va
rious union bodies in Journal hall on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. J.. Higgins is spending ten
days with her sister at Buckhill Falls,
Pa.
Lennox and McKibbin have sold the
house at 313 East Pine avenue to
Mrs. Morrison, of Philadelphia. They
built the house themselves. They also
sold another house which they built
on Poplar avenue between New York
avenue and Park boulevard to Mrs.
Jameson, who formerly lived on Cedar
avenue, Wildwood.
Miss Frances Lahrochar, formerly
of the Sun-Tribune office, has returned
from a vacation spent in Camden. She
resides on Wildwood avenue, in an
apartment house which her mother
bought from Curt Graef some months
ago. Miss Lahrochar will take a po-
oltiOH a the JOul udl OiiSe do DOOh-
keeper next Monday.
Miss Ethel Dot has returned to her
home in Syracuse, N. Y, after spend
ing a week at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. L. S. Caldwell, ON Pacific avenue.
John H. Daggan and family moved
their household goods to Daretown on
Thursday where they will make their
future home on a farm. The Daggans
have lived in Wildwood about Is years,
coming here from Salem County.
The following are registered at the
Hotel -Witte: Samuel T. Steen,
of Philadelphia; E. D. Supplee, of
Philadelphia; j, H. Versfelt, of New
York City; E. H. MacBride, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. R. Tucker, C. M. Doughty,
George Wiley and John S. Berkelbach,
of Philadelphia; Clifton Ware, of Cape
May City, ]. Wallenbach, of Philadel-
phia: M. 3. Thurston. of Raltimore.