Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-04-21
Wildwood Golf
Club Trustees
Give Dinner
$4,000 Worth of Golf Bonds De-
livered Last Night. Plans
Unfolded For Future
Development of This
Island

The trustees of the wildwood Golf
Club gave a dinner in wildwood at the
Hotel Brighton last night to cele-
brate the delivery of $50, 900 worth of
golf bonds to persons who had made
settlement for them. 1t was an en-
thusiastic affair as all golf meetings
have been since the subject was first
taken up last July. The slogan has
been can 1S-Hole Championship Golf
Course for Wildwood in 1922" 1t is
absolutely and positively going to be
realized. The goal is in plain sight.
H. Foster Goslin, secretary and treas
urer of the golf club, presided as toast
master in a mastery way. After the
excellent meal was disposed of, Mr..
Goslin spoke of the things already
accomplished and outlined future &C
tivities, among them being the great
+ banquet to be held at the Bellevue
Stratford hotel in Philadelphia on Sat-
urday evening, May goth, the Wild
wood people to go in a special train
right into Broad Street Station, and
return the same way about midnight.
This will be a booster train, a great
booster event, planned by the Wild
wood golf boosters to boost Wildwood,
and incidentally to help every business
man and real estate n There
| should be 300 or 400 people go on this
train. Will you be there when Foster
Goslin and his associates call the roll?
Senator w. H. Bright, the eloquent
member of the New Jersey State
Senate from Cape May County, will
be there, and unfold his CONSOLE
dation plan of the whole island
into one great municipality. 1t is
planned to have such speakers as
Herbert Hoover, United States Sena-
tors Frelinghuysen and Edge, Con-
, gresham Bacharach and Mayor j,
Hampton Moore, of Philadelphia. This
is Just a portion of plans unfolded by
the youthful president of the Wildwood
Board of Trade. other speakers last
night were Mayor w. COPYRIGHT Smith
C. Howard Topham, Rev. j. H. Clarke
Jack Wetzel, of the Dorland Advertis-
ing agency David McKibbin and Will
liam Lipkin. During the evening over
! $40, 900 worth of golf bonds were sold
Among the buyers were William Kerr.
William Lipkin, w. S. Darnell, John
Turner, David McKibbin, M. Leedom
Mrs. D. j. Woods, ]. ". Robbins, H,
E. Weir, CORTLAND Steelman, Eliza
beth Forcum, Mrs. Mousley, Egbert
Wood. Some of these already had
subscribed before. The trustees of the
golf club are City Commissioner Ralph
CARL, Palmer M. Way, Mayor w.
COPYRIGHT Smith, R. G. Latimer, T. S.
Goslin and his son Foster, w. G. Hunt,
Ed. Morton, G. H. Topham, Alex. Nc
Murray, D. J. Woods, Senator Bright,
C. A. Douglass, G. A. Norton and F. j.
Himmelein.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has an
nounced that because of the popularity
of the special train which was run to
Wildwood on Easter Saturday, leaving
Philadelphia at lis P. NJ, this train
will run every Saturday from now on,
beginning Saturday, April 22d. This
train will be a great convenience to
business men wishing to come down
here on Saturday afternoons and will
no doubt be largely patronized. Be
ginning Saturday, May 9Th, the train
will leave Philadelphia at 12.15, one
hour earlier.
For durability and color effect use
Minerva yarns. Jane Scott, Boardwalk.
adv.
Captain Livezey, Girl Scouts, Dog
wood Troop, No. 1, of Wildwood, in
behalf of her girls, announces with
pride the total result of the candy sale
on Saturday last, which amounting to
$51.O0 ~outreaches her fondest expec-
tations. The proceeds of this sale to
benefit the building fund. Mrs. Pyott
and those who helped to make this a
success are greatly to be commended.
One of the latest donors to the cause is
Miss Helen Ashoff, who gave IS.
Mrs. Mary E. Souders and daughter,
Miss Ida, summer occupants of the
Brooklyn-Hart, were Sunday visitors.