Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-13
TOO MUCH BRIDGE AT THE
SEASHORE CAUSES "BRIDGITISo
Society Matron Picks Up Knitting Needles in Self
Defense-Weekly Dnner-Dance at Cape May Yacht
Club-Doings in Wildwood and Avalon

/ Frank Bacon at their cottage on wash
inuton street
NIr Frank Abercrombie ard family have
| taken the cottage OF Or. and Mrs. r.
! Waiter Starr at the corner Of New Jersey
and Delaware avenues for the remainder
/ ~ the season.
Miss Ethel Hickey. OF washington. D.
! G.. is visiting her sister. Miss Dilworth
! Hibbcrd Of Philadelphia, at her cottage
| here.
! WILDWOOD. Aug. l2-Mr and Mrs.
| Bernard Leiberman and family. OF 2i27
| North Gratis street, Philadelphia, are
/ spending the summer at their cottage on
! Davis avenue They will leave on sun
| day for a motor trip TO Connecticut, to
be gone for a short time
A 800 party was given last evening
| by the guests Of the Dayton Hotel
Miss Marguerite Pierce. Of Ceilings
wood is the guest OF Miss Leah Streaker
I on Chestnut avenue.
Mrs Pauline Hasbacher, OF Wilkes
Barre, Pa, ls spending the balance OF the
season at Bishops Inn.
Miss Marie Mack. OF Philadelphia. IA
| n guest at the Mack cottage, at 3d and
Central avenues.
Mrs. Joseph Lelberlich and her sisters,
OF Philadelphia, are occupying apart
monts at the Hartley.
MIR. and Mrs. D. White and daughters.
Miss Natalie and Niss Mural. have
rented cottage at the Crest for the
summer
Mr. and Mrs Joseph stevens and MIR.
Wesley Peters were weekend guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. II. Peterson, who are regis
tered at the Ocean Crest Other guests
ere Miss Adebert NJ Smith, Miss Ruth
j. Graft. Mr. George Cole and Mr.. Charles
T. Walters of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
=. A. Kneuze, New York; Mrs A. r.
Mead. of Boston, Mass; Miss Laura Fin
sler, OF Virginia.
Mrs. Logan is now occupying apart
inents at the Hartley.
Mr.. ~ A. Terry OF West PhIladelphia.
has rented William Bobb's cottage on
West Lavender Road,
Mr.. H. Humphreys and family, Of West
| Philadelphia, are now occupying apart
ments In the Barrett
I Miss Jessie Rawley, Mrs Hyde and hcr
| daughter. Miss Alice Hyde. of Roxbor-
| ough, and Mr. II. T. Weaver OF Phila-
| delphia, ara among the guests at the
| Ferns
| Mrs. Henry e. Rochereach and family,
| OF Philadelphia. are now occupying the
| apartments OF James a. Orr on West
| ulHlnB IlOTS hoau,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Turner and son, Allen,
are at the Ferns for the summer.
MIR. George w. Geasey. who is at the
| Crest. Will leave tomorrow for the PAN
anna Exposition to be gone for a month.
! AVALON, n. j.. Aug. 1s-The sue
cess of the opening of the New Casino
| last week exceeded all expectations.
! Tho boxes, balconies and main floor were
! crowded by a capacity audience repre-
senting all of the neighboring resorts
and villages The wheel was spun for
the Keno Dance" and many couples
received prizes,
Every one here is now anticipating the
| Dedication ball to be held In the new
| building tomorrow night following a
| special display of carefully-selected feat
ure films. The evenings entertainment
| will be preceded by brief dedication ccre
monies lasting for quarter hour includ-
ing addresses by Senator a. #, DaiX Jr..
who win preside; Senator H. C, Wheaton
/ and Charles L. Hail. the founder or
| Greater Avalon, The ball room will pre-
sent n gorgeous spectacle, hundreds OF
electric lamps being flashed upon the
| dancers In single or blended color effects.
| Thus will be reproduced the tlnts of
moonlight, sunset, and midday, as well as
the combined coors OF the rainbow.
| Mrs. U. s. Grant MegarRee will be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Wilson McCand-
less until September l.
Throughout the remainder Of the season
there will be dances at the New Casino
| Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays In
the evening; roller skating and orchestra
| concerts every afternoon and motion pic
lures every day at 4 and p. m. except
| ing Tuesdays and Thursdays. Every
Wednesday will be Children's Day, spe-
cial Juvenile features being given.