Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-31

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( eieasure bent sureiy dancing and
sssss piayihs are both fatisuins when
4 s,isd TO excess, and there seems 10 be
pmit to the physical endurance Of
4. stashore fashlunables.
assAss for invalid children have been
ssuv benefited as the result Of the
4 100 playera' zeal. On Wednesday aft
4 .,sssn. August g. a bridge party Will
i s,ysn on the Municipal Pier, Vent
ID ralBe money for the Poor Chill
.s Christmas Fund. The cottagers
s are arranging the affair are Mrs.
hudson vaughn Mrs. Arthur
st,bi Mrs Henry Bote, Mrs. John
rdore. MIS-. Sarah Ralth, Mrs. C. Wllliem
r.ob Mrs. Dahgren Albertson Mrs.
sbprn II. Albeitson. Mrs. Everett Mch-
MA. w. Chandler Stewart and Mrs
r.,+ee n. Bailey. The hostesses for the
.sa,noon will include Mrs. G. Byron
p.aRran, Mrs Jesse w. Starr, Sd, Mrs
r.s,,sn somers, Mrs. E. c. Chow, Mrs
1 .,f-ed II. Harris, Mrs. John II. Virgins.
& um George craig, Miss Nellie En-
IA Mrs s. S. James, Mrs. Sweeten and
Ms George Webber
4 nhnof the largest bridge parties Of the
..sson VIII be given on Monday morn
- August 0, at the Royal Palace
uo,pl, for the bencht Of the Jewish Sea-
IA HOUSE Ventnor.
syenty.fve tables will be in play at
Is auction bridge party to be given
ao6aay at the Hotel Chelsea.
N,s Carleton Adams will entertain her
,.,aAe c,ub next Tuesday afternoon at
her apartmeht in the Surrey Ventnor'
atss Adams is one of the most attrao-
4 nys brides OF the year. Before her mar
,ase IN wilmington, Del, she was Miss
4 Lolita Bright.
rswo handsome trophies will be awarded
! .bs ,einners OF the highest bridge scores
4 Al the conclusion of the series of bridge
rartiea held at the Atlantic City facht
e,Iub on seven consecutive Tuesday art
ernoons The trophies will be presented
Al the Anal party IN September, There
4 viii be prizes foR each table a, I'll OIL tne
r,ieAday games. Those who Will receive
T nsxt Tuesday are Mrs. Howard Westney
Il Mra r. Bruce Burns, Mrs, Walter I.
j psad. Mrs William j. Craig, Mrs, Albert
II Darnell and Mrs Mahlon newton
4 nns OF the most elaborate bridge parties
4 OF the season WAS given by Mrs. Maurice
Il Younpman this week in the solar
1 INN m the Marlborough Blenhein, over
looklug the goa. The decorations OF palms
ana ferns. &C mbihed with baskets or
mink roses and vases of pink gladiolas'
formed a lovely background FOR the guests
IN their exquisite afternoon to,lette'
The hostess was attlred In hanosoine
robs OF princess lace, otnbelllshed wlth
rl.is she was assisted IN receiving by
fer sister. Minis Ray; her niece MISS
Dorothy Ray, Of Philadelphia, and her
Saushter-in-law, Mrs. James FERGUSON
6i 8rdmore, rs. There were p tables In
pay
cAPB MAY July s0,--Members of Cape
| Hst,s most eI usive society made a Drill
1ant showing at the annual card party
FOR the benefit of the Women.s Assocla-
tion OF the Cape May Golf CLUB
Mrs r. W. starr president of the as
. soclation, and Mrs. j. M. u. Hildreth'
Mrs Ellis and Mrs. Walter Coke, mem
4 hers OF the committee, arranged every
detail toward making the afternoon q
4 great success The prizes consisted OF
i beautlful decks of cards. Refreshments
4 we're served in the dining room OF the
hotel. Among those present We're Mrs.
r. w. Starr, Mrs. j. NJ Hlldreth, Mrs,
Walter Coke, Miss Marie Starr, Miss
Cory, Miss Florence Hancock, Mrs. David
Ellis, Mrs Henry Patton, Mrs. Walter
j Fireman, Mrs. j. A. Plerson, Mrs. Por-
ter F. Cope, Mrs. u. Spencer Miller, 3D.
Mrs Beattie, Mrs, Andrews, Mrs. Morton
n Alexander Mrs. Whittall, Mrs. T, w.
Eastwick Mrs. Langdon, Mrs. Porter,
Mrs Montgomery, Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Will
Am Welsh and Mrs. j. @. Cory.
Thursday night marked the beginning of
+ the bridge tournament at the Corinthian
. Yacht Club. which will continue every
Thursday during the season. Mr.. Morton
r. Alexander is chairman OF the commit
/ Zee. Prizes will be awarded each week
10 the winner at every table, and at the
end OF the season an elaborate prize VIII
bs awarded to the winner Of the tourna-
ment, Fifty tables were subscribed for the
first evening
Mrs. Isaac D. johnson has returned 90
Ter home In Media after spending the
laae few weeks in Cape May.
4 sale OF cake and candy was held
yesterday morning by the society ma.
irons OF Cape May for the beneht OF
the French Committee OF the Elmer
fehey Aid OF Philadelphia. The ladies' In
ehargs included Mrs. Cornelius Stevenson
dFs Joseph Leidy, Mrs. Charles Lea,
NFt r. Gilpin Erwin, Mrs. Adolpho
aiunloz, Mrs. Barclay Warpur'oh' MISS
Eleanor 3. Hopkins.
Mrs. Henry Patton entertained rev
d the younger set at a supper at nr,
hold's Wednesday night after the hea
dH dance The guests included MISS
Ava Sergeant, Miss Dorothy Frick, Miss
Elizabeth Kennedy, Mr.. Aplin SpAtIks,
III Nathaniel Davis, Mr.. Wllilam
eaunn Mp. Parker McComas, MT SAM
" Bispham.
~. and Mrs w. Kemble faTrow nave
eturned to their home In Straftord' Pa
1llef spending the past week as sussts
6 IN and Mrs. William l.. Hirst az thelr
SIMMER home In Cape May
Friends Of Mr. Horace Il. smith wll
e glad to know he has recovered rom
ts recent illness at University hospi-
lz and Joined his family az the'l AZ
sdetiye cottage on Beach avenue
Ar ana Mrs. ]. Hutchinson scott. ~
q a2l2 Rittenhouse street. nave arilYsu
d Cape May. where they VIII speho tlo
nsnth OF August as guests or MISS popIls
Worth MIRA Scott will be refheihDsle"
Bliss RoBlland Mitchell
p and Mrs. Clarence s. kldredse are
talartainlng Mr. and Mrs. Heber . Lan- t
nas. OF Germantown, and MI ana Ai
William A. Mower for a Few uN9s ~
talf cottage on Broadway
Ala Clark M Pease, Of Germaihlo@h'
sss arrived In Cape May TOT 'ho
Hsinder Of the summer
III ana Mrs, Harry Edison are sussss
g The Colonial Hotel for several "eehs'
~ John Dorsey took advantage OF she
IonR breezes and gave a aeilshsiNi &c.