Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-05

VINO are mere iOf q stay VI SOhSA0SA~cAS
length and ~cottagers, should register
their name and address at the infor-
nation bureau. Lanning Myers, in
charge of the information desk, states
that hardly a day passes but someone
is there looking for a person or per-
sons who are spending the summer
here.
B. F. Parker, M. D., of York, Pa,
was a visitor at the information bu-
reau on the boardwalk n day this
week. DR.. Parker is a prominent
physician of his home city and was a
schoolmate of Lanning Myers at South
Jersey Institute, Bridgeton, they not
having met since Mr.. Myers gradu-
aetd there in June, 1899. DR.. Parker's
father was a pastor of the Baptist
Church in Cape May about twenty
years ago..
Some of the lights were turned on
on the new section of the boardwalk
last Saturday night for the first time
Work is being pushed to have the new
walk completed at the earliest possible
moment. The lights make a great
difference in the appearance and make
the new walk much more attractive.
Miss Mary Barrett will sing at the
Casino Auditorium next Sunday even
ing. Miss Barrett needs no introduce
ton to local music lovers and it is by
request that she is filing this en-
gagement.
Mrs. Christian Ernest, wife of the
pastor Of the West Side NJ. E. Church,
Millville, is spending several days here
with friends on Poplar avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Stillwell and
their little son., of P~ennsgrove, are
visiting Mrs. Stillwell's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. C. %Ingersoll, for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, of 3007
West Girard avenue, Philadelphia, are
spending a week with Mrs. Cordelia
McCort, proprietress of Arndt's res
taurant, 1T East Oak avenue. Mrs.
Brown is Mrs. McCort's daughter.
Matthias Moe, Royal vice-Consul of
Norway to the port of Philadelphia,
has taken a boardwalk apartment
above loves for the season, being
accompanied by his little daughter,
Emile. Mr.. Moe is one of the young
est consuls in the United States at
the present time. The consul is also
one of the most prominent ship
chambers in Philadelphia.
Thoughtful citizens of wildwood
cannot but doubt the wisdom of the
Treasury Department of the United
States Government in closing the
Holly Beach Coast Guard Station and
others along the Atlantic
coast, particularly at this period of
rum smuggling. Patroling the beach
the entire night and keeping an at
tentive lookout all through the day,
the coast guards would have been
instrumental in keeping illicit
trade from our beach.
Capt. H. S. Ludlam, of Andrew We
nue., is i'll in a hospital in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Welsh, of Phila-
delphia, spent last week at the home
of Mr.. Welsh's sister, Mrs. Harry
Schubert, on Baker avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Welsh leave soon for Davenport,
Iowa, where Mr.. Welsh will take up
the study of chiropractice. At pres
ent Mr.. Welsh is connected with the
auto advertising department of the
Philadelphia North American.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plaltrung, with
their two daughters, Florence and AL
berta, and Anna Kempt, of 1926 I'm
rub street, Tacony, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Corney, 21S
East Andrew e
Mrs. William A. Devenney and her
son Billy" of 5945 Chester avenue.
West Philadelphia, are spending the
remainder of the summer with Mrs.
mother, Mrs. William Den
ming at her apartment, 119 East Wild
wood avenue.
Mrs. Sidney H. Ogden is very ill
At her home at Cape May Court House.
The Misses Wilhelmina, Beatrice
and Lillian Rivel, of 1857 Chester ave.
nue.. West Philadelphia, are spending
The summer at their uncle's villa, 116
East Schellenger
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Judge, of New
York City, have opened their cottage
On Leaning avenue for the summer,
and are entertaining Mrs. Judges
cousin. Mrs. G.. w. Stubs, of Bangor,
Maine. Mrs. Judges mother and Mrs.
Stubs mother were children of the
late Professor Emerson, of Harvard
University, a relative of Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed,
Of New York City, have purchased a
cottage at Columbine road, Wildwood
Crest, which they have improved and
are now occupying and entertaining
their friends, DR.. and Mrs. Edward G..
Cunningham, also of New York City.
Saturday night DR.. and Mrs. Weed
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