Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-09-09
WILDWOOD NEWS NOTES
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to attend a meeting of the Cape May
County Bankers Association, which
was held in the national bank there
and of which H. S. Mowrer is cashier
AS president of the new organization,
Mr.. Mowrer welcomed the visiting
delegation. Clinton B. Price, title
officer of the Ocean City Title and
Trust Company, spoke on Titles
He told of many queer provisions in
wills. Another speaker was the we'll
known Methodist preacher, DIR. John
Handley. His subject was, Business
and VAR" and he handled it in a very
entertaining manner Judge H. II.
EIdredge was called on and he fol-
lowed up Mr.. Prices remarks in an
entertaining way. The Marine Bank
contingent went in the big Goslin car
driven by Omar Goslin and carried his
father, Thomas S. Goslin, c. G.. Ed
dredge, w. C. Todd, the secretary and
treasurer of the organization; George
N. Smith and Jed Dubois. The trust
directors went in Henry G.
Dunlap's car and in addition to the
latter there were Robert Bright, Heber
Crane and S. A. tanning.
The Pyott-Stanwood Motor Com
pany, Pine and Pacific avenues, Wild
wood, will have an exhibit at the
County Fair next week. The Fair
book, containing the official program,
the events and list of prizes, is being
printed at the Five Mile Beach Journal
office, Wildwood avenue, Wildwood.
All the work of printing and binding
the book is being done at this office,
which is the best equipped printing
Office in Cape May County.
DR.. H. d. Haig, of Merchantville,
who spent his summer vacation at
1910 Pacific avenue, Crest, left today
for his home, where he has been prac-
ticing dentistry for a number Of years.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Trout, of West Maple ave-
nue., at the Mace Hospital on Thurs
day last, September 1, 1921. Both are
getting along nicely.
Miss Ethel Evan, of Princeton, is
spending her vacation here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Leedom.
Mrs. Sarah j. Page, who has been
spending sometime in Millville, came
down on Sunday to remain indefinitely.
She accompanied her daughter, Mrs.
F. G.. Weber and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Schnitzer, of Bridgeton, here by auto.
Rev. H. H. Hallowell was here on
Monday to attend the Crest sale of the
Baker interests and to take a fishing
trip in the bay. Mr.. Hallowell has
been located in Chicago for sometime
but has been east owing to the death
of a sister and in settling the estate
of his father. On Saturday last he
preached at the First Presbyterian
Church in Princess Anne, Md, n of
the first Presbyterian chruches in the
country. Next Sunday he breaches at
theBethany Presbyterian Church, Phil
adelphia, founded by John Wanamaker.
On Thursday evening, September LIST,
the well-known Hotel Storch, 228 East
Cedar avenue, under the management
of Mrs. Kathryn Wenzell, al the scene
of a surprise birthday party rendered
to Mrs. j. Cresswell Rush, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio. The dining room was hand
somely decorated for the occasion with
bunting and wild flowers intertwined,
the color scheme being red and white.
Mrs. Rush was the recipient of sew
eral gifts. The usual birthday cake
was present with numerous candles,
but in Difference to the lady whose
natal day was celebrated, the number
of candles was not mentioned. Mrs.
the welfare of the guests and everyone
voted it a success as a final climax
to the celebration. Mr.. Rush invited
every guest in the hotel to a movie
party. Among the present might be
mentioned Miss Margetta Rush, Ruth
Rush, Phyllis Mueller, Master Albert
Rosenthal, Jack McMahan, Miss Mara
Pedcock, Miss Elsie Daley, Mrs. M.
Klein, Mrs. McMullin, Mrs. Mueller,
MI. and Mrs. John McMahan, Mr.. and
IMTS. II. ". luOlup5Ou, MI. dAu WI o.
T. Pedcock, Warren Cope, w. M.
Rosenthal, Mrs. Kathryn Wenzell,
Mrs. Lillian S. Persons and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Cresswell Rush. Mr. Rush is
the Cincinnati district manager for the
White Truck Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Masker, of the
Olivet cottage, 10 East Glenwood ave-
nue., entertained a number of their
friends for the weekend and over
Labor Day. Among the invited guests
were Mrs. G. Moritz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Collins Misses Muriel Price,
Emma Finchen, Mae George, Mary
Devlin, Beatrice McComb, David Chap
man, Henry Hopkins, Samuel Shields,
Francis Rogers, Leo Rogers, Roy Knox
and others. Mr.. Masker has bought a
double house on West Wildwood ave-
nue., of Lewis O'Neill, to which he ex-
poets to remove 500 and remain in
Wildwood all winter.
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