Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-03
ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 3.

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THE Summer Girl is nothing If not an
| i extremist. One day she is likely to
wear a cubist skirt, futurist hat and a
mandarin coat. and the day following
she will probably be all in white from
the tip of her immaculate footgear to the
| crown of her silken hat 1t is notice
ablo fact that the smart matrons and
maids choose perfect riot OF coloring
for their Boardwalk attire, or they dress
In simple white.
Each Saturday, from now until the
middle of September, the yacht cluDs WIN
be the centre of interest. Last Saturday
races were sailed under the auspcise or
the Chelsea Yacht Club, and the gracious
hospitality of this fashionable club was
also enjoyed by the Visitors Masonic
Club, of Ocean City, which held its an
nual auto run to this resort Ihe visltoIs lIt
Masonic Club includes prominent MEM
bers of the Masonic order from every
state in the Union and Of Canada. There
were about 30 cars in the run.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter G.. Eells, of Phila-
deIphia. who are spending the summer at
the Chalfonte, entertained one OF the
largest parties of the season at the fort
nightly dinner-dance held at the seaHiew
Golf club which lends itself so well 10
large functions The spacious Verandas
were abloom with summer flowers. Sixty
guests were seated at Mr.. and Mrs. Eells
table, Others who entertained on TINS
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gelst,
MIR. James Conaway, Mr. and Mrs wait
p Conaway, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
schimpf Mr.. Brinkle Gummey Miss Mary
Gummey, Or. and Mrs. Theodore Sense
man Dr. and Mrs. David C, Berner, MT
and Mrs. Herman p. Syherd, MT ana Mfs.
Jacob c. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Flattery
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kolb, Mrs. Irwin
Ritter Mr.. Charles Daniels. Mr.. James II.
Casanaze, Mr.. James Lallou. MI Philip
e. Wright, Mrs. Norris Henderson, MI
and Mrs. William Cochran
Mrs Charles Knittle. who is spending
the season at the Marlborough-Blen
left on saturday for a motor trip TO
Asoury Park and Spring Lake, where
she was Joined by another party, They
will 20 TO Narragansett Pier, Newport
ana other interesting points In New Eng
land. and will return 10 Atlantic city
aoout August l6
CAPE MAY, Aug. s-The dancing con-
test AT the Red Mill was one OF the great
est successes yet in Cape May, Several
hundred people flOcked to the Casino to
applaud their choice Of dancers. The con-
test started at 10 o'clock. and the de-
eisions we're quite a problem, for at the
arst glance, every one on the ioor seemed
IA dance with perfect ease and grace.
THE Judges were Mrs. E, Spencer Miller,
"a. Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. Andrew Wheeler, Jr.,
ana Mr.. Hutchinson Scott. Jr.
The semihnals showed Miss Selby Zeel,
of baltimore, and Mr.. William Davis,
Miss Catherine Cassard and Mr., Nathan
lei Davis. Miss AlYa Sergeant and Mr..
George Giiiet, Mr.. Aplin Sparks ana Miss
Dorothy Frick 10 be the choice out or
about 50 couples.
The final cut omitted all but Mise Ser
geant and Mr.. Glllet ana Miss Cassard
ana Mr. Davis. The decision was left TO
the applause, which sounded as voliey
OF thunder as the two couples danced
around. but the judges after seemingly
great deliberation gave the beautiful cup
to Miss Sergeant and Mr.. Glllet This
Is the second week a Baltimore man has
captured the prize ana Il may be hoped
that the contest next week will md a
re-establishing the old repu-
tatiOn for rs good dancers. Among the
prominent Philadelphiana and halti-
nOreans seen dancing were; Mr., and Mrs
Hutchinson Scott, Jr, Mr., and AIRS. E
Spencer KILLER. ga. Mr. and Mrs Harold
Noon. AIr. ana MIS-. Harry Lippineott
Caesard Mr. and Afrs Harvey, hrs
Charles Frick, Mr.. George Sargent. Hiss
selby zell. MISS sara AcGill, Miss Nai-
euilne Mitchell. bIlss Sophie W0rtf, Kiss
Alya Sergeant. 4Iiss Virginia Harris Alss
Aiicl AIcrabe. hiss Edith Wilson. zIi1l
BOISE oflne. AllzH Margaret smith. A-la1