Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-19
Arr,ANrfo CITY, Aug. 10.

s..tetv Circus held on tho ipdcIous lawns
on,dtnp the Chelsea Yacht club. The
,r,s we're so numerous and Of such
n,rscd diversity that no one wanted TO
H. a chance of staying away and miss
81 some Of the gaiety, winch reached
!. ,l,max last night, when the fun con-
.trded with a barn dance.
r,ore were tents with mystic signs ana
.n.oir booths of fantastic lCsgug, with
IN lemonade and peanuts m abundance.
Eo,birr was missing. from the bearded
,dv 70 the snake Charmcrs. Mr. Edward
Roaers was announced as the Eianl ana
49, Harry Holmes as the midget. There
e.o trppezr evolutions ny Mr.. George
vosgck. MIR George Young, MIR. Horace
rton,as and Mr. Albert w. Samson. To
i'Sgo william T. Wheeler was allotted
IN task of making the seals perform.
vrs CLAYTON H. lIagy converted one OF
M tents into a gypsy paradise and told
S,tuncs She was attircd IN pic
,mesaue oriental costume and did rush.
,nr business for fortune tellets are
barred from the resort and girls eager
"a read the mysteries of the future were
,olly glad to cross her palm with silver.
hNonte Carlo" was very popular with
,hose who arc keen for the game OF
chance. The dcstlnes OF this European
Resort were ably managed by MIR. Will
nm F. Act7ger, Mr. John y. MCQualg
and Mr. Hurry l.. Appleton, The English
,ea booth was particularly .ovcly. Mrs.
W S. Jones and Mrs. Thomas Percival
noured Adjoining this was an oriental
bagaar, where Mrs. Edward Bookmyer,
Mrs. Isaac Detwllcr, Mrs Frederick
Parks, Mrs Charles Weld, Mrs. William
Allen. Mrs Thomas Keefer, Mrs Thomas
lRr ATH-
sided.
Mrs Franz Ehrlich, Jr,, dressed as
Carmen, sold cigarettes. Those who sold
fancy novelties at an especially attrac.
i've booth were Mrs. Ferdinand Loeb,
Mrs. T. j. Sinclair, Mrs. Edward Rogers,
Mrs. A. Lincoln Myers, Miss Dorothy
Sinclair, Miss Lamb, Mrs. Charles f.
Bonsor Babys every need was supplied
Al the juvenile bazaar under the direction
Of Mrs II. j. NJ. Cardeza, Jr., Mrs Ber-
tram g. Frazier. Mrs. II. L. Harvey.
ouant Dutch kitchen, where a large va
riety of deicatesscn food was on sale,
was successfully managed by Mrs Harry
Humphreys Mrs. Florence Townsend,
Mrs. william r. Metzger, Mrs. Helen Won
Mostrand and Mrs c. j. Miller. The
country store was literally patronizcd,
and It's wares included everything from
taffy-on- the-stick to bandanna handker-
chiefs and overals. The "salesladies''
were Mrs. c. b. Rowe, Mrs Milton OFF.
Mrs David G. Smith, Mrs. II. II. Green
wald, Mrs. william Richl, Mrs. Rcbecca
Fleming and Mrs. j. Fl. Fulmer They
were assisted by a group of pretty girls.
An amusement not found at many cir
cuses was cruise on the bay. Hand
somely appointed yachts were provided by
Commodore Samuel Whan, Mr.. Earl Eng
lish Mr.. Paul NJ. Bradley, Mr.. j. Recs
Bradley, Mr. Gilbert Donahie, Jr., Mr..
Forrest b. English and Mr. Frederick
Rolman, Jr,
The entire affair was under the direc-
tion OF the men of the Chelsea Yacht
Club, and they were ably assisted by
the following representatives of the
Woman's Auxiliary: Mrs, Samuel W.
Whan, Mrs John NJ Bradley, Mrs. John
MeQuale. Mrs william S. Ware, Mrs.
Andres e. Lawier Miss Mabel Coleman,
Miss Helen McQuale Miss Mary Gum
mey Mrs. Edward Wilkinson and Mrs
G. C, ], Roesch.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 19.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Scott, whose cottage is at 1922
lafayette street, gave most enjoyable
sailing and grabbing party lately. Among
the guests were Mrs. Herbert Townsend
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Williamson, MIS-
Lewis T. stevens, MIR. and Mrs, Harry
Scott, Jr Mrs. Kraemer Miss Kraemer.
Miss DfuClllH 1IdNtlSt VI A'lDoIN'F - ~
T.. who Is spending the summer here,
gave dinner before the Red Mill dance
on Saturday night. The guests were Miss
Kate Zogbaum, Miss Gabriela Tilghman
Mr.. Welsh, Mr. Roland Sergeant, Mr.
Bangs. Mr.. Woods Hancock.
Card parties and informal entertain
ments of all kinds are constant at the
Hotel Chalfonte At a recent card party
we're noticed Mrs Orme and Miss Eoise
0rp,o IN RuhaF S1ftgF-
thwaite, Mrs Lear, Miss Graham, MISS
Rogers, Miss Phoebe Sattertield, Miss
Neary, Mrs. Mortimer, Mrs. Dauber Mrs
Hurne.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Herbert Timanus. of
Germantown. spent the weekend as the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Herbert Read
ing,
Miss Margaret Keeling, daughter of the
Rev, and Mrs Stuart Il. Keeling. of Ger
mantown, spent the weekend in Cape
May.
Miss f, j. Fenton, of Philadelphia, will
eaVe shortly for the Pocono Mountains,
where she will spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Mrs. John A. KOons, of Philadelphia, q
daughter Of the late B. II. Brewster, who
vas Attorney General In Grants Cabinet,
spending part Of the summer here.
Mrs. Richard Tilghman and Miss Mild
red Gabriela Tilghman, of st. Davids,
VINO spent a few weeks in Cape May,
nave returned home.
MI. John A. LAHORE, of Ardmore, who
has cottage here has gone 10 New
hampshire for a short trip.
Mrs. William W. Farr and her daugh-
ler Miss Mary Phelan Farr, have re-
iufned to their home at st. Martins.
Miss Susan Lyman Bruce, Of Pelham
iuad, Germantown. is spending several
Gays here as the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
hollinshead ~ Taylor,
Mrs. Edwin b. Paul and Miss Mary
Fanl' who spent the greater part Of the
suMmer at Cape May, will leave shortly
ior the White Mountains, where they
VIII Join Miss Anna X. Coates.
Mrs. George Gowen Hood gave an at
uasllYe auction party at her cottage 200
faadlson avenue, few days ago
mrs II. ]. Jones, of Cynwyd, is the
guest of Mrs. John r. Miller and her
laEe
WILDWOOD, Aug 1s.-The Hotel Pei
nam gave delightful beach party on
saturday evening, when the following
esfe present; Miss Elizabeth Hett, Miss
hsien sweitzer. Miss Lucille orr, Miss
renee Elkln, Miss Elsie and Miss Paula
seilzer' Miss Helen and Miss Florence
psihle, Miss Florence Robinson Miss
seth Dobson, Miss Dorothy Greenfield,
~ haymond GluYers. Mr.. Leo Dawson.
ElWood Young Mr.. George Heintz,
eAf Harry Hit and Mr. ManT1 ed Kraus-