New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27

with the arrival Of the real summer
I throngS. A charity ball for the benefit
OF the Atlantic City Hospital drew a
number OF visitors to the Brighton Ca
sino on Wednesday. PatronesScs Of
the affair were Mrs. William A. Faunce.
Miss Mary GummCy, Mrs. Jacob Both
well, Mrs. c. Stanley Grove, Mrs. John
Kelly, Mrs J. X. Carmgck, Mrs. Benja-
min Bachrsch, Mrs. A. d. CuskadeH,
Mrs. ". J. Lee and Mrs. John 7. BecS-
with. Mrs. j. Hutchinson Scot, and
Mrs. K. W. Hawkesworth, Of New York,
have charge Of a series Of teas and
supper dances taking place at the new
Trsymorc Hotel. A regular series of
favor dances viii he given in the board
walk grill of the Traymore during the
season, which will be attended by lead
ers OF both hotel and cottage colonies.
The dances will take place on Wednes-
day and Saturday nights.
Athletic maids in bathing suits arc
members of a new ball team known as
the Sea Gulls. which has been al
lowed the privilege Of play on the hard
sand of the Chelsea beach. Miss Vivian
Msrris, who is member of the team,
entertained the mine" at luncheon fol-
lowing the first practice game. Her
guests were Miss Marie Fawnmore,
Miss Elizabeth Harding, Miss Helen
Brooks Young, Frederick S. Harding,
James s. Hamill, Richard Baker, II. c.
Carvin and Thomas S. Marris.
Antonio Scott, the barytone Of the
Metropolitan Opera company. was
among the notables at the Traymore
this week. Admiral George Dewey
and Mrs. Dewey have engaged summer
quarters at the Chelsea. and Mrs. Vic
tor Murdoch, who is at the st. Charles,
appeared on the walk with her daugh-
tiers. Miss Marcia Murdoch and Miss
Katherine Murdoch. Mrs. Smith John
son gave a bridge luncheon at the
Chelsea. Miss Eliza J. Foulke and
Miss May Seaman entertained a party.
in which were several young New York
visitors aboard the yacht Princeton
Among their guests were Miss Lillian
Roger, Miss Elizabeth Gray. Miss Mil
dred Boyer, Miss Gladys Barrett and
Miss Gertrude Torrens. Prominent
women of the hotel colony have
formed a sewing club, which meets on
the Steel Pier, TO make garments for
the poor and for sufferers from the
European war.
Miss L. c. Bertrand, Of New York,
who is at the Boutwell,. is entertain
ing Miss l. NJ. Bertrand and Miss NJ.
E Bertrand. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wal
ters, of New York, are here for their
honeymoon. Mrs. Walters was Eliza
beth Dunn. Of New York. Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Kenmore motored from New
York to visit Mrs. Harold F. Devon at
her Nentnor cottage before continu-
ing a long summer trip. Mr.. and Mrs
H. +. Kepler, Of New York, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. De-
kan. Miss Margaret A. Woods, Of New
York, is the house guest Of Miss
Irene A Stevens, who will give a
dance and beach party for her former
classmate. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c.
Hunter, of New York, have opened f.
their cottage in Chelsea.
Miss c. f. Van Kueren, of New
York. is spending the month at the (
Marlborough Blenheim, where Mrs. W.
II. Batcheller is spending the summer
season. Mrs. John Gordon is another .
patron of the Marlborough Blenheir.
Mrs. Thomas D. Ferberly, Of New
! 5rk, who has q cottage in Chelsea. 4
is entertaining her sister, Mrs. George .
W. Arlin, and Miss Miriam Arlin.
Mrs. Ferberly entertained at tea for .
Mrs. Arlin, the guests being Mrs. John .
F. Hedges, Miss Marjorie HEDGES, Mrs.
Arthur D. Melton, Miss Margaret Nc
Claire, Miss Helen Boswell and Mrs.
Charles T. Stadam.