Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-08-19
CIVIC CLUB PLANS TO
HOLD BIG CONCERT
At Annual Meeting, Held on We'd
nesday, They Arrange for
Walter Pfeiffer and
Associates to Ap-
pear Here
SELECTION OF OFFICERS


The wildwood Civic Club held its
annual election and business meeting
at the home OF Mrs. Thomas Martin
dale at Glenwood and Atlantic ave-
nues last Wednesday afternoon. The
same officers that have been in office
for the last two years were reelected,
with the exception of the treasurer,
Mrs. C. r. Clegg, who resigned. Mrs.
Charlie Norton was elected to fill her
place. The other officers are: Pres1-
dent, Miss Lydia Mech; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. l. w. Bagley; recording sec
rotary, Mrs. Charles Ackley; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. George Davis.
Probably the most important bit OF
business accomplished by the Civic
Club was the arrangement of a concert
by Walter Pfeiffer and his orchestra at
the Atlantic Pier, Saturday evening,
August 9th. The admission price will
be one dollar, and the concert will I'M
doubtedly be worth many times that
sum. There will be a vocal solo1st
also, probably a woman, but that has
not been definitely decided as yet.
Mrs. Martindale is the chairman of the
music committee, which consists OF
Mrs. Palmer Way, Mrs. Charles Mesch-
ter, Mrs. c. r. Clegg, Mrs. H. Donaghy
and Mrs. H. H. Tomlin.
The Civic Club has divided Five
Mile Beach into even sections and ap-
-zs-4oJ q oora vofffna IN paRh section
to make a thorough canvass to boom
the concert and the Civic Club. The
island is divided as follows, and you
may expect a call at an early date
from one of the ladies appointed to
the committee in charge of the section
in which you reside.
Anglesea, to and including Fifteenth
avenue, east and west.-Mrs. Charles
Sanders, chairman; Mrs. William Ep-
Ter, Mrs. G. E. Riggin and Mrs. J. A.
L. Harris.
North wildwood from Sixteenth ave-
nue. to Twenty-sixth avenue, inclusive.
Mrs. Albert Steinman, chairman;
Miss Sybil Brand, Mrs. William Hamil-
ton, Mrs. A. Franklin, Mrs. A. S. Muir
ply, Mrs. Morris Glib, Mrs. William
Doyle, Mrs. Leaning Rice, Mrs.
Charles Epler, Miss Beecher and Mrs.
F. F. Shedd.
wildwood, First Ward, from Juniper
to Cedar avenues, west of the rail-
road.-Mrs. l. w. Bagley, chairman;
Mrs. John ". Conner, Mrs. G.. R. Clegg,
Mrs. John Mcpherson, Mrs. William
Hendee, Mrs. Robert Kay, Mrs. Joseph
Wood, Mrs. l.. A. Fenton, Miss Marie
Huppert, Mrs. Sally Richman, and Mrs.
John Craft.
Wildwood. First Ward, from Juniper
to Cedar venues East of the railroad.
Miss Mary Ackley, chairman; Mrs.
Roland Corson, Mrs. George Wood
ward, Mrs. Charles Ackley, Mrs. Harry
McClelland, Jr., Mrs. G. L. Moseley.
Mrs. Francis Maxwell, Mrs. William
Thomas, Mrs. Marie Zeisel, Mrs.
George Fisher, Mrs. Harry Coll, Mrs.
Harry Wise, Miss Elizabeth Wentzell,
Mrs. William Deacon, Mrs. e. A. Van
Horn, Mrs. Albert Austin, and Mrs.
w. F. Wentzell.
Wildwood, Second Ward-Mrs. H..
Foster Goslin, chairman; Mrs. George
Davis, Mrs. Molly Davis, Miss Helen
Davis, Mrs. Helen Stuhltrager, Mrs.
Leslie Caldwell, Mrs. Robert Pierpent,
Mrs. H. E. Marston.
wildwood, Third Ward Mrs.
Charlie Norton, chairman; Miss Laura
North, Mrs. w. COPYRIGHT Smith. Mrs.
Charles Page, Mrs. Ralph Johnston,
Mrs. Eben Yenney, Mrs. w. Upright,
Mrs. M. B. Jackson, Miss Lillian O'Con-
nor, Miss Mary Dobson.
wildwood Crest = Mrs. Charles
Meschter, chairman; Mrs. George
Scott, Miss Florence Swisher, Mrs.
Ralph Whitley, Mrs. Palmer Way, Mrs.
E. A. Whitehill, Mrs. Edwin B. Pagan,
Mrs. John Fisher, Miss Miriam Hughes,
Miss Ethel Nickerson, Mrs. Louise
Stretch, Mrs. Herbert Moffett, Mrs.
Florence Cramer, Mrs. Charles Austin,
Mrs. Ralph Whitaker, Miss Clara Nc
Cam, Mrs. w. B. Craig, Mrs. Frank
English and Mrs. Fred Heller.
At a meeting last week the club was
addressed by Mrs. Frances Maxwell,
of the Arcadia, her subject being the
New Citizen" Mrs. Maxwell is prom
inent in club work in Lansdowne, Pa.
Mrs. Herbert Marston, a summer resi-
dent, sang.