Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-10
FEW "OFF" DAYS IN
ATLANTIC CITY NOW.
CROWDS BREAK RECORn
Sunday Throngs Equaled h
Number by Week-dav
Bathers-M Much Charts.
bic Activity Many Phil.
adelphians.
Bu a star Correspondent

ATLANTIC CITY Aug. IO.-Thers
but few "pn" days here now. Nopd.s
which is generally considered tbs ~,
day Of the week, holding its end I'm H.
arrivals of fresh recruits to take the n,ss.
OF the numbers who depart on sundss
night. The bathing is tempting enogss
to induce every one to enter the ,s,ss
and yesterday crowd OF bathers, aln,at,
as large as on Sunday, thoruughiv ~
joyed the warm water and high-leanl,,
waves During the early part OF IL
week there is not the same mad rush ~
dining rooms at the noon hour as ths,.
is ON Sunday and, in consequence, NJ
surf is black with people UP until
o'clock After that hour the late riser,
go in for their daily dip and keep II,
beach lively until sundown.
Bathcrs from cottages and hotels Vsr.
again annoyed yesterday by the enforos.
ment of the police regulations aboe,
wearing coverings over bathing suits
For few days this matter had been
dropped and promenaders were na
stopped, but now the rule Is again Ia
force, and policemen are stationed at the
foot of every avenue, from a. m. un,n
l y. M, to prevent bathers from going 10
tho beach unless they wear a raihcoaf
sweater or long coat The poor police.
men who are detailed to enforce this mil.
are kept busy explaining matters to ie.
male bathers.
This Is the season for charity benefits
here and the society leaders of Chelsea
are holding events every day at which
large sums of money are realized AZ
all of these affairs the gross receipts sn
given to some worthy charity, there being
no expenses deducted Muscales, pore
parties, dances and other events are
scheduled for every afternoon and even.
ing for the rest of this month and many
n worthy organization will receive ma.
terial help from the social leaders who
are summering here, and who help other
while enjoying themselves. Tomorrow
the Childrens' Seashore Home which has
been a worthy charitable institution since
1872, will have benefit, under the dI.
rection of many we'll known people and
the amount realized will be a large one
Among the Philadelphians here are:
Mr. and Mrs Dallas II. Bastian and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Walker, The
Misses Doris, Elsie and Jessie Williams
OF West Philadelphia; Miss Reglna
Noutra, Miss Helen Smith, Miss Agnes
Higbee Mrs. e, Bartholf, Mrs. NJ. O.
Hall, Miss Laura Del Campo, DR.. and
Mrs. Willard NJ. Mason, Miss ElIzabeth
CARPENTER of Germantown; Mr. and
family George Hesselbruck, Mr.. and Mrs
Bartram Frazier, Miss Ida Hoffman, Miss
Hilda DonZig, Frank H. Mohan and
family, Mr. and Mrs. William b. Ross.
kam of North Broad street; Mr. and
Nichols j. Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs James
Thompson, w. S. Custer, NJ. j. Gaynor
j. G. Doak, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Wind.
rim. Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ. Boles, Dr. r
s. Boles the Rev. S. p. Keeling. Mr. and
AIRS. seymour Davis, Mr.. and Mrs Gar.
rctt l. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Tasker, Miss Annie Midway, Mr., and
Mrs. Philip Smith. of North 10th street;
DR.. and Mrs. Charles w. Swing. M
and Mrs. a. ]. Pfaff, Asa Vandergrih
and family, of Germantown; Mrs Dan
iel ]. Husten, Miss Katherine Husten,
Miss Helen r. Husten, Miss Mary Clark
Thomas Monroe, the Rev. j. B. Ely and
family, Miss Migonette Bloom Mrs
Bessie II. BoltZ, j. 7. Jeanes, Mrs l.
Mayer and family, Mr., and Mrs. George
Clothier, of North 18th street. Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles NJ, Horrocks, Mr.. and Mrs
Meyer Newmayer, of Diamond street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar II. Tucker, of West
Ontario street; Mr.. and Mrs, Charles M-
Lam, of North 21st street; Harry
Carson, of South Broad street; MIR. and
Mrs julius C. Levi, of Diamond street