Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-12-01
wildwood News Notes
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SaAS. IL oGtlA1 NI0k IL
parade is to become a thing OF the
past as we have heard of no arrange
ments being made to hold a parade
this year. What is the matter with
Wapella Tribe of Red Men? We have
not heard of them making any ar
rangements to hold a parade. AS they
are the originators of the idea, we
hope they will get busy and give us
another real parade on New Years
day"
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, lis W. Maple ave. Candy Store.
Contractor w. C. Runyan has taken
out a building permit to erect apart
ments for A. F. Jones, on Baker e
nue. west of Pacific avenue, to cost APP
proximately s12, 900. R. A. Larcombe
has beer awarded a contract to put
up apartments at Lincoln and Atlantic
avenues for the Catherine Kerrigan
Co., to cost $17,500.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sweeney, of
West Pine avenue, have moved to
Camden, after residing here the past
year.
bdTUET SUOD, 1GO EdoI WIN WOO0 ~
nue.. Open all year round. Hair cut
ting, any style, 35c; children's hair
cutting, soc; shave, steam towel, bay
rum and neck shave, zoe. Barber shop
open at s A. M. to 9 P. NJ; Saturday
II P. M.-adv.8t.
A party of 40 or more people from
this City, Cape May and Philadelphia
800 4 49, .aArrv norfrnnn Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Konowitch, 40
East Pine avenue on Sunday evening,
November 18th, for a real old-fash-
toned house warming. The large
apartment was crowded to accommo-
date the many guests, but the slight
crowding did not affect the jollity of
the occasion nor detract from the de-
liciousness of the Dutch dinner that
vas served during the evening. The
Konowitches have a beautiful home in
their new residence and their guests
were not backward in expressing
their admiration of the new building
and its furnishings.
The Sunday-school Association of
he Middle District, Cape May County,
held their institute on Tuesday after
noon and evening of last week at the
Baptist Church in this city. Miss
Frances Heddon, of Newark, and Miss
Grace Adams, of Woodbury., were the
principal speakers of the day. Thirty
Eve representatives from the various
Sunday-schools of the district at
tended and some important Sunday
school matters were discussed.
About 35 members of the B. V. M.
Sodality of the st. AIMS R. G. Church
were entertained at Cape May on No
vember 22d by members of st. Mary's-
by-the-Sea. The trip to the sister re-
sort was made by motor and upon ar
rival there the ladies were rendered
a delicious supper, followed by dane
ing. In this latter amusement a prize
dance was won by Mrs. Kelly and
Miss Charlotte Whelan. The Wild
wood ladies enjoyed themselves so
much that they are looking forward
to paying another visit to Cape May
in the ear future.
Mrs. NJ. H. Garvin, of West 26th
avenue, is spending the weekend at
her daughters home in Philadelphia.
The Fifth Tonsil Day, at Mace's
Hospital, was held last Saturday with
DR.. Frederick Krauss and DIR. Jacobs,
of Philadelphia, officiating, assisted
by DR.. Margaret Mace and her hos
pital staff. Several patients were
treated and plans are now being laid
for the sixth of these days, which
will probably take place on December
3Oth.
Miss Edna Hart, Of New York City,
has been spending this week with her
sister, Mrs. Schmidt, on Park boule-
ward. Miss Hart had intentions of
spending the winter in Wildwood as
she is extremely fond of u city, but
had to change her plans and returned
to the metropolis on Thursday. Mr..
Schmidt is fishing in southern waters.
Jess Laudeman and W.. ". Yenney
left Wednesday for Philadelphia,
where they will spend a few days and
incidentally witness the Penn-Cornell
football game.
James DeMaison, who handles the
control lever of one of the cars OF
the F. M. B. E. r. Co., spent thursday
with relatives in Philadelphia.
Frank Albus, who is in business in
Allentown, Pa, spent the holiday with
his wife and parents at their home on
the mainland.
Mrs. A. Haney of East Hand ave-
nue., is in West Philadelphia this week
attending the sick bed of her mother
Charles Carlberg and daughter
Florence, are spending this weekend
in Philadelphia with Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Phillips.
Edith Schellinger and Vaud John
son spent Saturday in Atlantic City.
Willard North, one of u regular
summer visitors, was a guest here fol
a few days this week at the home O.
Warren Yenney.
The "13 Club" was entertained a