Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-10
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 10.

ri,en the first cool breezes blow she
rortb in a perfect phan,asmasoria
.,ot,ng. Cretonnes of fantastic pat
~ are having big revival as a dress
~. and II is no unusual sight to see
,,oorina cretonne pumps with coat
I'D ehapeau all In the same luti1
,,, for cubist designs prcdomiuato.
I'm mat August is here, the smartly-
..d eirl must have her autumn bon
1t.se that have made their appear
m the walk ere characterized by
.i,,pueity and their groteequenees.
y.,ysts and beavers form the foundation
.o,n decoration as olnsle ear Of
mir or cars or a bird nest, in
zs,,b nestles robin redbreast!
attractive costumee were worn
AsN MRS of the younger set at the
ey VA dance held at the Hotel Chol-
Vsek.ore philadelphia fashlonables love
4 congregate
.n..roona Megargee wore an exquisite
md embroidered mousseline gown
WHY ,sitb mink rosebuds. y pink chlf-
COW honenu completed her attire. Miss
ien Neeargec, her sister, chose
asua nrlrcess lace robe and white pic
tars hat.
~. pbvlIIs Walsh wore a broad sasn
, sotin with white lace frock.
NJ of black fish net was encircled
h ,.,. !, French wreath of summer bios
sons
,,, hat of Georgette crepe with her
sa,nty white lingerie frock
~. p,uIinc Ayre. chose a black maline
s.th her white ruffled net frock,
rs,eb was built with pink taifeta
bodice
Nys Oscar Brophy wore a fetching
,bito Chantilly lace gown and a black
picture hat.
,t,ss Dorothy Hicks entertained at
.lsro AZ her summer home In Nentnur
Il bonor Of her house guest, Miss Gladys
n,.ro,yan Of Philadelphia. Present were
Mics Edith wilkinson, Miss Marie
o,stosra. Miss Katherine Pyle, Miss
Marie Carrigan, Miss Helen Mckee, Mr..
George Kelly, Mr.. Donald Mckee MT.
c.rl niddendorf, Mr.. Clement Middcn-
Ar Mr. Clifford walters, Mr. George
sweeney. Mr. Edward Cook
Mr. william Kamcs, of Philadelphia,
snsnt the weekend with his parents at
.
Nr Raymond Shaw, of Philadelphia
spent the weekend at the Hotel Ostend'
Naior and Mrs. James H. Hayes, who
arc motoring through the Berkshires, Will
rst,,rn TO their cottage on Plaza Place
ventnor. the latter part of the week
Mr. and Mrs Charles L. Vigucrs enter
,ained at luncheon at their Chelsea cot
,sge in honor of their aunt, Mrs. Alice
nj. .1aIt,
being Mrs. Appegates 93d birthday
CAPE MAY. Aug. 1O.--Sailing, boating
dancing and all the other amusements
which take up the time of society at tne
seashorc were thrown In the shade lately
when a local motion-picture company took
rnsseesion Of the Stockton Bathing Pavl-
ion one could not use this bathhouse, as
that place was already turned into
nake-up room Actors and actresses IN
fetching bathing suits stroled about the
beach and followed directions given IN
oud stehtorian tones by an oVerworKed
and unHrlng director. People came from
ths new Cape May Hotel i'm their motors,
some walked from their cottages, others
rode on BICYCLES. They came from every
direction and they perchcd themselves on
the roofs of the lighthouses and stood on
chairs just to get a glimpse of the re-
bearsal Altogether it put Cape May
E IN a state of wild excitement for half
day
An unusually attractive atmosphere eX-
lsts at the Hotel Chalfonte, perhaps be-
cause It is run by a Southern lady of
charming personality. Her two daughters
also help to make the guests, who. by the
way, are mostly from the Sunny South,
feel that they are part of a big, Jolly
house party. There are concerts, informal
dances. and last but not least, classes in
French and Italian, to take up the time
Of those who are fortunate enough to be
staying at the Chalfonte, Mr.. and Mrs.
B j. Cox, of the Coulter Inn, German
town, are guests there also. Mrs. n. c.
shoemaker, accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Patty Shoemaker, a debutante of last
season. motored over from a neighboring
resort Miss Shoemaker looked well i'm n
lined skirt and fine blouse, over which
she wore blue and white striped silk
sweater blue hat turned up at the
pack completed the costume.
Mrs. Walter H. Wilson, accompanied
BY her two charming daughters, have
arrived from New York The Misses
wilson are enthusiastic horsewomen and
may be seen almost any afternoon on the
beach drive, Mrs, William Warder and
MISS sallie p. Warder, of Germantown,
are also registered at the Chalfonte, not
q speak of Miss Dorothy Kent. of Mel
iose, Germantown. OF course, Mrs, Sat
hfthwaite, of Wilmington. is the life of
ne place and looks unusually well in a
vhie flannel suit purple hose and a
shlle felt hat trimmed with a purple
laha. Others from the South are Mr..
aRa Airs. William r. Orme and their
eAaehter. Miss EloiEe Orme, who has
eon fame for herself by her beautiful
e-helng and the winning of the Castle
eqP N Washington and several cups here
Mss Margaretta Bispham and Miss
'phle Heherton Bispham. daughters Of
Key Clarence Wyatt Bispham and
h bispham, of Philadelphia, have
IN foremost among the younger set
ney motnred over from their cottage,
sesslika, in Ocean City
ne putting contest was the thing on
rlaay afternoon at the Golf club. The
th tennis tournament took up the
nuns but. as usual, there were a
gaiy number of "putters" on the green
- . O'Clock. Among them We're Mrs
ah Fettorlein, Mrs. $. A. Davis, MIS-
aller Star Miss Marie Louise starr
howard Pepper Mrs. Harding, Miss
Nlef bispham, Miss nj. Dlmond, MISS
tsflne Deering. Mrs. Stevenson, Miss
aiApnell and Miss Florence Hancock
ss Elsie Norris Brinton, of Philadel-
- y among the late arrivals, Miss
3a VIII not return to town until the
q September.
- Elizabeth Woodville, daughter OF
ana Mrs Middleton WoOdVile OF