Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-11
ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. II.

ATLANTIC CITY, AuB' IL
n TANY of the visiting boys and girls
1Nl are generously aiding the less for
tunate little folks by raising funds for the
benefit of the Children's Seashore House,
Annapolis and Atlantic avenues, Chelsea,
which is greatly in need of money to
carry on the work of the institution. The
children at the Hotel Ostend gave an en-
tertainment which netted the Seashore
House twelve dollars and seventy five
cents. Those who took part were Miss
Maxine Kaufman, Miss Joan Norris
Miss Selma Rothenberg, Miss Dorothy
Gossler Miss Ruth Gossler, Miss Adeline
Shoenfield, Master Lester Shoenheld'
Master Paul Morris, Miss Ruth Stern
Miss Mary Helen Adler, Master John
Adler, Miss Edna schwarts, Miss Alice
Marks, Master Karl Glacer and Miller
Glacer. Another successful affair for the
same worthy charity was given at III
and 2O2 South Victory avenue. Chelsea
when eight boys and girls made ten dol
lars and twenty cents.
Those who worked to make the fete
success were Miss Sarah King, MISS
Helen Eckstein, Miss Louise Ecksteln'
Master Frank King. Miss Helen hing,
Miss Frances Botthof, Master ROBERT
Toplinger and Master Daniel Jones'
Mrs. Frank Park and her sister, Mrs.
Charles w. Weld, have issued invitations
for an auction bridge party TO be given
on the afternoon of August ~ at thelr
summer home, 1903 south Dover avenue
Chelsea.
Mr.. John Dorfner, Miss Dorfner MISS
Elsie Dorfner and Mr.. Herbert Dorlher
motored down from Philadelphia tof the
weekend.
Mrs. Frank schanz, of Philadeiphia, 10
quite Ill at her summer hohe' 20 Sou'N
Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Samuel W. Whan and Mrs. John
NJ bradley entertained a party OF trienus
= hoard the Whan yacht Peggy" Monday
for a trip to the Ocean City Yacht CluD'
where a beautifully appointed luncheoh
was served, followed by auction Drluse'
Mr. and Mrs. William McAdoo, who
have been here for a month, left early IN
the week for their country place at Fort
Pa
Miss Mabel Thompson, who IS an annual annual
summer visitor, has left to join irlehds
at Marblehead, Mass
CAPE MAY. Aug. 1.-THE sea sac
House at Cape May Point one OF tne
uiorth hest summer institutions, WIN give
a musicale in the Beaqle Meihoil"'
Church tomorrow evening
cbiIdren's party will take place at the
Nav Hotel Cape May today. Early In the
the tiny tots will arrive anu
a,,arything will be given over to the chil-
dran for that day There VIII DO games.
~ conrse. and many things that delight
the heart of a child
Cane Nav was thrown into a state OF
sxcitement Sunday when motor party
stopped at the new hotel for luneheoh' IN
me marty was Miss Lillian kussell anu
with her a few fr1ends from ttttsDUls
pa Miss Russell looked eNceealnsIy Wen
IN a short white skirt, sheer blouse ana
: long Alice blue Italian silk coat edged
',,it6 v,hite fur and with collar and Guns
ns tba fur She wore white hat trimmed
with black.
Az usuaI. the concert in the beautifully
I,gbtsd foyer OF the New Cape May Hotel
nn Sunday evening was success artlst-
rauv and from a social point OF view
NIr and Mrs. George MeFadden, MISS
emily McFadden and Alexander Mefa al
den are guests OF the hotel Also all, anu
~ waiter A. Bailey and Miss Frances
,sailay Mr.. Arthur Maris and Mr.. X, X.
RIddle spent the weekend here. Also
W ana Mrs. Wistar Brown. Jr,, and MT
James A. Colahan
Mr.. and Mrs Martin P. Glynn motored
-. iron, Atlantic City and with Mrs.
Iosepb @ Cannon dined at the hotel last
oizht. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence zantzingen
viii arrive August II 70 stay unlh M MalteI
labor Day. They win have with them
ibelr children. Others registered are Mrs.
William Tenbrook and Miss Catherine
renbrook, Mr. James Fry. Mr. Edgar r
Earle. Of Chestnut Hill, and Nj william
Leeds.
others noticed were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry b. Patton. Miss Alva sarseant.
Miss Anne Steele ana Miss selpy AeI' OF
baltimore. Afr ana Mrs. arthur Cola-
~ alr. ana AIRS, Howard shebles VINO
vgere guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Langdon
80 AZ their cottage; Mrs 5. Canneii'
~. sussex Davis. Mr.. samuel blspham'
M charles Davis. Mr. and MIS- fnoInas
sfoeEhauseu AIr. and hlFs. John Blake
II, ana air Paul Pearson who sReas re
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