Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-24

ATLANTIC CITY. July "a. - Visiting
daughters of the American Revolution
were keenly interested In the large auc-
ton bridge party which was held yester-
day afternoon at the Hotel Gladstone by
the Lafayette Chapter, d. A. r., to raise
funds to support scholarship at the
Berry School at Mt Berry Ga, which
ton of the poor mountain whites, The
players included Mrs. Frank Jarden,
Mrs. NJ. V. b. Scull, Mrs. A. G.
Stewart. Miss Anna Sanvay, Mrs.
A. e. Bates, Miss Lulu II. Marvel, Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. William Hodgman, Mrs, Will
liam Reeve, Mrs. Robert Willis, Mrs.
Lamb, Mrs. Bucius Wright, Mrs. Law,
Bruce Burns, Mrs. Marks Bacharach.
Mrs Arthur Knauer, Mrs. William Har-
rison Van Dyne, Mrs. Frank C. Fair
BARN, Mrs. John c. Gossler. Mrs. Will
liam Riddle, Mrs. John Tomkins, Mrs
Henry Bolte, Mrs. Jesse B. Thompson,
Mrs. Jacob C. Myers, Mrs. Kimber Nc
Williams, Mrs. Snyder De La Rue, Mrs.
William HILL Mrs. Harry shetzline, Mrs,
A. d. Cusladen, Mrs. William Pollard,
Mrs. Julian Ireland, Miss Kathryn Col
Inns, Mrs Zeph Conover, Mrs. Thomas
Williams, Mrs. Harry II. Hallman, Mrs.
Theodore Drake, Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs.
John II Moore. Mrs. w. Chandler
Stewart Mrs. Arthur Wright. Mrs Al
fred II. Johnson, Mrs. Lincoln Myers
Mrs. w. Scott johnson, Mrs. Walter I.
Reed, Miss Sarah Doughty, Mrs. Henry
Leeds, Mrs. e. Gray Pendleton Mrs. John
A. Brown, Mrs. Geiger, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs
Walter II. Nagle, Mrs. Robert lngersoll'
Mrs. Edwin Frank. Mrs. David c. Fltz-
simmons, Mrs. william B. Loudenslager'
Mrs. Harvey r. Eaton, Mrs. William NC
Farland. Mrs. MacLaren, Mrs. Charles
Mrs
Maurice D. Youngman. Mrs. II. starr
Giddings, Mrs. Y 7. Adds, Mrs. Johr
Ellis, Mrs C. william Raith, Mrs. Byron
G. Kaufman, Mrs. s. Hudson Vaughn
| Mrs. Alfred Ely, Mrs. Samuel Z. Leeds
Mrs Albert II. Darnell and Mrs. weaver
Mrs. George T. Llppincott gave an auo
| tlon bridge of 10 tables at her cottage OF
| States avenue. The prizes were DAINTY
work baskets. one being awarded eacn
table. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Llppln'
colts hospitality were: Mrs, Frederick
| Robbins, Mrs. Robert Ingersoll, Mrs
Darbyshire, Miss Emily Scull, Mrs. John
| N, wilkins, Jr., Mrs. Harry Parsons. Mrs
| William II. Bartlett, Mrs II. Starr Gid
| dings Mrs. Frank Jarden. Mrs. e. g.
| Pendleton, Mrs. ]. c. Matthew, MRS
| James Ferguson, Mrs. William Riddle
| Mrs. C. N. Niles. Mrs. Edward Porteous
| Mrs. Cecil Sayre. Mrs. ]. B. Thompson
| Mrs. j. Haines Lippincott, Mrs. MACK
| Latz. Mrs. Mcleod Thomson. Mrs. w. O.
| Wescott,
| Mrs. Mack Latz has issued cards for a
solree on Sunday at the Hotel Alamac'
Mrs. William Loudenslager will enter
| tain at bridge on Wednesday at her cot
tage Stenton Place and Pacific avenue
Mrs. Maurice D. Youngman will enter
tain at luncheon and bridge on Thursday
at the Marlborough -Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac f. Rotan, Of Phila'
delphia, have taken apartments at the
marlborough -Blenheim for the remainder
of the summer.
Miss Olive Reeder and her sister, Mrs
Thomas Hughes, of Baltimore, who have
been at the Brighton for a fortnight, left
this week for Bar Harbor, where they
will remain until the latter part OF Au'
gust, returning here for September.
Mrs. Bolton Earnshaw is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison Cook at the Seaside
House.
Mrs. B. l. Ward. who has been here
all summer, left this week for her lodge
Beechwood, at Lake Placid, n. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bromley. OF Phila'
delphla have leased the Swoyer cottage
on Aberdeen Place for the season.
Mrs. ]. Abbott Virgins has just re-
turned to her Chelsea cottage afte'
spending a week at Cape Cod.