Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
WHITE FOX FURS APPEAR AGAIN
ON BOARDWALK AS WEATHER CHANGES
Cool Winds and Drazng Rains Fail to Dampen Ardor Of
Enthusiastic Summer Girl Who Dores any
Temperature.

spent the week at the Knights OF Co
lumbus club house in this city.
Miss Dorothy James is here for the re-
mainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greer, o. Germans
town, are among the visitors.
There viii be another "Chiidren's
Night" at the ocean City Yacht Club
Friday evening These dances are gala
events for the children Of the members
and their friends
WILDWOOD. Aug. g. - A delightful
watermelon party will be given on .hs
beach on Saturday night by the younger
set of Wildwood Crest followed by mid.
night bathing party. Those present viii
be Miss Kitty Morris, Miss Alice
Mcdowell, Miss Edna Jones, Miss Helen
s. Jones, Mr. Manfred Krauskopf. Mr.
John Morris, Mr.. Wallace Frommer. Mr..
Norman Ludwig. Mr.. Thomas Grace and
Mr.. Charles Hoffman. The party will
be chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. 8.
Mcdowell and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sneller.
Mr.. Leonard Hirshberg and family. OF
Baltimore, Md, are spending some time
here.
Mr.. Layton Morris OF Philadelphia,
will spend the coming weekend as the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mcdowell,
of Wildwood Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehrenrcioh and their
daughters, Miss Nellie and Miss Gertrude
Ehrenreich. Of 2346 North Front street,
arc at the Hotel Portland
Mr. and Mrs. N. S Leipzser, Miss
Ruth and Miss Harriet Leipziger are
spending the summer at the Crest.
Judge and Mrs strausberger and Miss
Hollander, Of Washington. d. c., and
Mr. strausberger. of New York. ara
spending several weeks at wildwood.
Doctor Shapiro, or washington. d. c..
Is spending some time at the wildwood
Manor.
CAPE MAY. Aug. 4.-The first days Of
August see the arrival Of more of the
smartly gowned matrons. indefatigable
debutantes and ever-ready dancing men
IN Cape May. They are all here and here
to stay until the cool weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlington Gilpn, Jr.. Of
Germantown, arrived Monday for rest
of several weeks. They are the guests OF
Mr.. Gllpin's mother, Mrs Arlington Gil-
pin, at her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Elllcott Ross Carver, who
have been occupying their cottage on De-
catur street since June 1. have forsaken
Cape May for other points. Mrs, Carver
is at present the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Roberts at their beautiful sum-
mer home at Glenburney on Lake George
Mr.. Carver has gone TO Arizona on
business trip and will not return until
September l.
Mrs. F. Boas and her small daughter
have arrived in Cape May and will bo
guests at the Hotel Chulfontc for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft NGelor. slo5 West
Coulter street, Germantown, are spending
the summer in Cape May
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin d. Page have
opened treir cottage, sos Stockton avenue.
Miss Theodore Clark. daughter of DR..
James Clark. of Baltimore, gave q bridge
yesterday in honor of her house guest
Doctor Clark occupies one Of the old cot
tages on Stockton Row, which have be-
come popular with Baltimoreans this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Spencer Miller. Sd, Mr.
and Mrs. Joel Cook Huber and Miss Alva
sargeant motorcd TO New York on Mon-
day. They viii spend a day or two at
the Waldorf Astoria, and upon their re-
turn will have as their guest Miss Anne
Steele OF New York
AIr. and Mrs. Joseph Cannon and their
three lovely children Of Concord, y. C.,
are spending August at the Stockton
Villa, as is their wont. They win be ex-
tensively entertained while here.