Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-30
KNITTING FAD OF THE WINTER
is CONTINUED AT THE SEASHORE
SOeaters and ScarfS of Brilliant Hue for ady of Fashion
Are Made By Her O0n Nimble Fingers.
Vacation DoingS.

, Large, Mrs. V. p. Wood, Mrs. Lincoln
Godfrey. Jr.. Mrs. Albert Pancoast. Mrs.
II. b. Taylor. Mrs. Knorr. Mrs. William
Craig. Miss George. Mrs. John Mason,
Miss Phyllis Walsh, Mrs. Samuel p.
HUM. Miss Ruth Wilson, Miss Orpha
Shryock, Miss Dorothy Deacon. Miss
Dorothy Morley. Miss Harriet Chapman,
Miss Pauline Jump Arey. Miss Katherine
Putnam Miss Lois Jackson, Miss Kitty
Miskey, Miss Dorothy Turner, the Misses
Fisher and the Misses Broomall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Nolan, whose
marriage took place early In the week
at Mount Carmel Church, Philadelphia,
are here for their honeymoon. Mrs.
Nolan before her marriage was Miss
Elizabeth A. Page, OF 1910 South I'd
street.
Senior DomicIo de Gaba. Ambassador
from Brazil to the United States, is at
the Traymore. accompanied by his family
Mrs. Stephen G. Chester is entertain
ing at her summer home In Ventnor
Miss Carolyn A. Barreck, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Barreck, Jr., of Read
ing. Pa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Dempsey. of
West Philadelphia, have taken a cot
tage on Sovereign avenue South. Chelsea,
for the remainder OF the season They
are accompanied by the Misses Dempsey
Miss Anna Toland. who has been visit
ing friends in Philadelphia for a few
days. returned to ner summer cottage
OIL Brighton North. this afternoon.
Mr.. Stanley Freebooter is entertaining
Mr.. Edward Weisen, Of Philadelphia. at
his seashore cottage on Richmond ave-
nue..
Miss Elizabeth ]. Bennett, of Ill North
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for the month OF August Miss Anna NJ.
Black. of 1925 Parrish street, Philadel-
phia
CAPE MAY, July So.-Another dancing
contest will be held at the Red Mil Sat
urday night. and It is hoped that It may
be as great a success as the one last
week Mr. johnson, leader ne the or
ehestra, viii donate a silver cup to the
winner,
Miss Elizabeth Mcclellan, OF German
town, has arrived in Cape May where
she win spend several weeks.
Miss Eleanor Hopkins has come to
Cape May, to remain through the month
of August as a guest OF her uncle, Mr.
James 3. Hopkins. at his beautiful home
on Ocean Drive. Miss Elise Hopkins will
not arrive here until the middle OF Sep
tember. when she win return from the
San Francisco Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Chandler have ar
rived at Hotel Cape May. TO be here for
several weeks
Mr. and Mrs Harold Moon have had as
their guests for the last few days Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Dudley Warwick, OF
Ardmore,
Many Baltlmoreans win arrive this
week. among whom are Miss Louise
House, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
House: Miss Margaret Emory. a debu-
tante OF the coming season; Miss anna
Wright Mrs. Barton Van Ness Mr.. and
Mrs. George b. simmons, OF Roland
Park. These charming people VIII be
delightful additions and viii make Cape
May appear even more like a small Bal
timore than before.
Nrs, Harry Lippincott CassaFd, OF Ger
mantoWn. has arrived In Cape May
where she has Joined her son ana daugh-
ter. Miss Catharine Cassard and Mr..
Edward cassard. az Baltimore Inn, for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson Brown, Of
Baltimore. formerly OF Germantown, will
arrive with their daughter. Miss Florence
Brown fhis week, 10 remain the rest q
the summer. Mss Brown viii be q deb
utante of tie coming Hiuter.
Allss Ethel Shields was seen on the
beach looking very charming - white