Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-09

1.-THE fifteenth of June and the hotel VII
will open on that date, according to
statement by the proprietors on Mon
day. The interior of the building has
been greatly remodeled and when nm
ished the hotel will be one OF the
finest along the coast.
S. w. Estlow, representative for II
H. Ottens, has closed his Germantown
home and has moved to Wildwood fol
the summer. He will be in charge OF
the office at Ottens Harbor.
Alarge number attended the dinner
which was held in the Hotel Lynd-
hurst last Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Baptist Church building
fund. A neat sum was realized.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has leased a store under the
Hotel Wayne on Atlantic avenue and
is having instruments installed. Dur
ing the summer months there will be
day and night service.
Robert Long, of 327 West Montgom-
erv avenue, has returned to his duties
with the Adams Express Company ar
ter a brief illness.
Miss Anna E. Seipp, owner of Selpp
Hotel, East Pine avenue, is having a
new lawn made, which will add much
TO apeparances in that delightful To-
cality. Sometime ago she improved
her property by having a lot OF cement
work done there. This hotel adJolns
the Adelphi-Witt Atlantic and Pine
venues, one of the brightest
in all wildwood.
Fillman and Stubs, the Oak avenue
bakers, recently installed a new. Hub
hard steam oven, having a capacity OF
$50 loaves. 1t weighed four and e
half tons. These ovens are manufac-
tured by the Hubbard Oven and Mig.
Co.. with offices at 260 West Broad
way, New York. Mrs. H. o. Bennett
is president of the company and j. W..
Hicklin, secretary.
Three members of the Monarch OF
Melody" company, a theatrical troupe
which has been on a tour of the New
England states, r spending their va
cations in wildwood. They are stay
ing at the cottage of Eddie Borell, the
pianist, at 129 West Magnolia avenue.
The other two members are Melvin
Jensen, a violinist, and Larry Hark1ns,
an entertainer.
Mrs. George Troutnetter and daugh-
ter, Esther, of Philadelphia, have
rented an apartment for July and
August from A. c. Garvin, 126 West
Twenty-sixth avenue. During the lat
ter part of August Mr.. Troutnetter,
who is makeup man" on the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, will spend his va
cation here.
Mrs. j. Colwell, of frankfort, has
rented the Asbury cottage at III
East Poplar avenue for the season
from George M. Dare. This is Mrs.
Colwell's first season in Wildwood.
This property is now owned by Mr..
D. J. Woods, owner and proprietor
the Sheldon, is having a tennis
court constructed at the southwest
corner of Glenwood and Atlantic ave-
on the plot of ground adjoining
the yard of his hotel. The Sheldon is
one of the largest and most centrally
hotel properties in Wildwood.
The new tennis court, now nearly COM
pleted, will add much to the attrac-
.tiveness of the surroundings there,
affording, at the same time, recreation
and exercise for the patrons and
guests of the Sheldon.
Hemstitching, Picoting. Mrs. Hip
pie, 115 w. Maple ave Candy Store.
Frank c. Cole, who conducts a mar
ket on Schellenger avenue with Dave
Pickering has gone to his former
home in Riverton where he will spend
days.
Ladies will now find the Wildwood
Embroidery Shop open with a splen-
did line of children's dresses and a
good assortment of new shades in
Minerva Yarns. Jane Scott, 1908
Boardwalk.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bitner, Mrs.
William H. Barron, Miss Dorothy Bar
ron and Elwood Barron, of Avalon,
were Wildwood visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Littley, Of Tacony, Pa,
has come to Wildwood where she will
live at Severn Hall for the summer
months. Mr.. Littley was the owner of
the pleasure yacht Surprise" and for
several years operated at Anglesea.
Among the guests at the Sheldon
during the past week were George w.
Deckel, Philadelphia; Miss Genevieve
Bisbee, of New York City; w. B.
Palmer, George B. Frankenfield,
Misses NJ. NJ. Matthews and N. E.
Sheehan, of Clifton Heights, E. D.
Winters, Asbury Park, and S. D. Gar
ret, Long Branch.
DR.. Ralph R. Charlesworth, one of
the new physicians to come to Wild
wood, is now located in his fine new
offices in the Jackson building. DR..
Charlesworth is a graduate of Jeffer-
son Medical College. At the outbreak
Of the war he enlisted in the Medical
Corps and was sent to Camp Dix