Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-14


Philadelphia last Sunday in Konowitcf
Bros Nash sedan, to be present at
double wedding in that city the sam
evening. The ceremony was performed
at $50 O'Clock. in Metropolitan Hall
corner Eighth street and Fairmoun
avenue, Rev. NJ. friedman officiating
The contracting parties were Norman
Lewis, Of Camden, and Miss SUI
Slender, of Philadelphia, and AlberI
Slender and Jean Goldberg, both o.
Philadelphia. Jean Slender, a sistel
of one Of the brides, was maid Of honor
aud ]. Konowitch, of Wild wood, was
best man to the grooms. ) There were
eight bridesmaids and eight ushers,
The names of the four flower girls were
Lillian Handle and Ruth Simon, oil
Philadelphia, and Rae Konowitch and
Sylvia Konowitch, of Wild wood. One
of the brides, Miss Slender, is a niece
Of Mrs. Konowitch, and one Of the
grooms, Albert Slender, is her nephew.
Some idea of the magnitude Of this
wedding celebration may be obtained
when it is stated there were five hun
dred invited guests, all of whom sat
down to an elaborate banquet after the
wedding rites had been performed. The
banquet was followed by a dance,
whose g~aieties did moi end until far
into the morning. Mrs. ]. Konowitch
and her children did not return from
Philadelphia until Wednesday.
The annual meeting of the Marine
National Bank OF Wildwood was held
on Tuesday. OF the 1000 shares of
stock 744 were voted. Jed Du Bots was
chairman of the meeting and e. g.
Eldredge secretary. The tellers were
Frank Sheppard, John Hilton and
George A. Redding. The full board of
eleven directors we're reelected as
follows: Latimer r. Baker, William H,
Bright, Jed BuBois, G. G. Eldredge,
Thomas s. Goslin, Robert J. Kay, John
Reese, r.. w. Ryan, George N. Smith,
J. Filhian Tatem, Russell FL. Thomp-
son..
The annual meeting of the Wildwood
Title and Trust Company was held on
Tuesday, and S08 shares were voted out
Of the 1000 President Heber Crane
acted as chairman and the tellers were
Joshua Bush and Harry Nickerson.
The thirteen directors were reelected
as follows: Adolf b. Andersen, Latimer
r. Baker, Robert Bright, A. L. CoIson,
Heller Crane, G. A. Douglass, Henry
g. Dunlap, A. Konowitch, 8. A
Laning, Carl l. Siebert, M. D. Swisher,
DR.. H. H. Tomlin, w. Frank Wentzell.
The board organized by electing Heber
Crane president; Latimer R. Baker,
vice president; Robert Bright, secretary;
Miss Blanche K. Daggan, assistant
secretary and assistant treasurer;
Joshua Bush, Jr., treasurer; William
E. Zeller, title officer.
The stockholders of the Union Bank
of Wildwood voted 1858 shares of a
total of 500 at its annual meeting on
Tuesday. Alfred Taylor was chairman
of the meeting, and the tellers were
Mr.. Johnson and Miss Marion Brine
The following directors were
reelected: Frank P. Downs, John Tay-
lor, Charlie A. Norton, Leaning M.
Rice, Alfred Taylor, G. II. Huppert,
Frank G. English, Charles w. Saul,
Washington Hilton, Palmer M. Way,
Jason Buck, Roland Corson and Leslie
Caldwell. The board organized by
re-eIecting F. P. Downs, president; G.
II. Huppert, vice president, A. F. Lion,
cashier.
Malcolm Jack Palmer, of Philadel-
phia, left for his home last Sunday,
after spending two weeks here with
and Mrs. j. F. Moore. Mr.. Palmer
Is a world wal veteran, serving sixteen
months in France and participating in
al the principal battles fought in that
He was severely gassed, the
fleets Of which is still with him. He
pensioned by the United States Gov
eminent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Miller, of
the Hotel Pennsylvania, left Philadel-
phia on January 9Th for st. Petersburg,
to spend the balance OF the
B. V. Van Horn left Wildwood for
three weeks ago to make some
to property at st. Petersburg,
owned by an uncle who died recently
in n Of the New England States.
Mrs.. Van Horn and her three daughters
ex pect to leave OF Friday of next week
to join Mr.. VanHorn, to stay until
y The Holly Beach Fire Company held
their annual election of officers on