Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-31
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 81.

THE first week i'm September will be
i one of the busiest weeks socially OF
the entire summer. Many entertainments
are being given in honor of those who
are returning from the mountains to
spend September by the sea.
Yesterday Mrs. Daniel McClinch, of
Philadelphia, who is spending the sum
mer at 5125 Ventnor avenue, gave a large
luncheon followed by bridge at the Ho-
tel Alamac.
Mrs Richard Dennis, of Philadelphia,
who will soon close her cottage on Mor-
ris avenue, south, Chelsea, will give
luncheon tomorrow afternoon. followed by
n theatre party at the Apollo TO see 'The
Girl From Utah"
Miss Jennie Parker. who will return to
her Philadelphia home the middle of
September will give a farewell luncheon
and bridge at the Hotel Alamac on Sep
tember 10.
Mrs. Robert O'Meara will give lunch
con and bridge this afternoon at the Sea-
view Country Club. Covers will be laid
for 20.
Thursday evening, September the 9th, is
the date selected by the management of
the Children's Seashore House, Annapolis
and Atlantic avenues, for the charity ball,
which will close the season of festivities
for this worthy institution, which has
been greatly aided through the efforts of
cottagers and visitors An especial effort
viii be made this year to have clever
entertainment precede the dance for those
who do not take part in the terpsichorean
art. An innovation Will be the awarding
of a silver cup, to be known as the Sea-
shore House Cup, to the winners of the
amateur dancing contest This cup will be
handed down each September to the best
dancers OF the current season. The dance
will be under the direction of Mr. Walter
Jarvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schanz are enter
tanning at their summer home, 2S Rhode
Island avenue, south, DR.. and Mrs.
Trinkle, Miss Bessie Trinkle, Mr.. Will
liam Trinlxle and Mr.. William Knisel, of
philadelphia.
CAPE MAY, Aug. 31.-The beach on
Sunday morning at the bathing hour pre-
sented it's usual colorful scene, although
the number of week-enders was not as
great as last week. Among those noticed
were DR.. and Mrs Francis w. Sinkler,
who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Wheeler at their cottage on Tren-
ton avenue Mr.. Andrew Wheeler, Jr.,
also spent the weekend here.
Philander c. Knox was an interesting
visitor over the weekend.
Among those noticed on the strand
were Miss Valentine Mitchell. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, Mr.. Andrew
Wheeler, Jr, Miss Dorothy Frick. Miss
Harriet Zell, Mr.. L. Brooke Edwards,
Mr.. C. Alpin Sparks. Mrs. Richard ID.
Wood, Mr.. Nathaniel Davis, Mr.. Erwin
Clarkson Garrett, DR.. and Mrs. Francis
w. Sinkler. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Syden-
ham Page, Miss Eleanor Bispham, Miss
Letitia McKim. Miss Eleanor Hopkins,
Miss Betty Brock, Miss Pansy Scott,
Miss Elizabeth Walsh, Miss Louise
Walsh, Miss Christine Waggaman, Mr.
and Mrs. Ellicott. Carver, Mrs. Dorothy
Burgess. Mr. Gamble Latrobe, Mrs. e.
Spencer Miller, Sd. Mr. Henry b. Patton,
Miss Alva Sergeant. Miss Mildred Car
penter and Mr.. John Dorsey.
Miss Violet Welsh had as her guests
over the weekend Miss Gabrielle Thigh
man, Mr.. Richard Tilghman and Mr..
WOodson Hancock.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Harvey. who spent the
entire summer here, returned TO her
apartment at the Gladstone on Sunday.
MIR. Harvey has also returned from a
hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Kearsley NJ Harrison
and their little daughter, Miss Virginia
Harrison, are registered at the New Ho-
tel for a short stay.
Mrs. James T. Halsey spent the week
end here as the guest Of Mrs. George l.
Garrett, at her cottage on Perry street
Mrs. Joseph Darlington Wilkinson. who
has been the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Burgess, at their cot
tage on Decatur street, has gone TO Har-
yey's Lake near Wilkes-Barre. Pa, for
a visit of several weeks. With Mr.. Will
klnson, she will sail for the Orient late
in the fall.
Miss Louisa Davis will be the guest of
Miss Ethel Shields during the coming
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baugh, of Balti-
more, win be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Howard Pancoast at their cottage
over Labor Day Miss Gertrude Pancoast
has Miss Pansy Scott as her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Darlington are
spending some time at the Stockton villa.
Mr.. George Purviance was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morice over the
weekend
Miss Mildred White and Mr.. Porter SUIT