Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-26
ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. 2s.


A NUMBER OF attractive costumes were
n noticed on the Boardwalk today Mrs.
James NJ Thomson looked very lovely In
white lingerie gown and dainty cha
peau Of pale-pink Georgette crepe decked
with large pink rose. Mrs. Thomson
IL the daughter OF Speaker OF the House
and Mrs. Champ Clark.
Miss Eleanor Flood topped her white
lingerie gown with a white silk Newport
coat edged with fur. A small black lace
hat completed her attire.
Miss Mary Lamb wore a large pink
picture hat with her white silk frOck,
adorned with shocking
Miss Katherine Munce wore pastel
blue sweater and a black erin chapeau
with her white embroidered gown.
Miss Katherine Dempsey attended the
Steel Pier dance attired in a smart black
and-white striped silk gown garnitured
with black velvet. with this costume she
chose black picture hat with aigrettes.
Miss Pauline Narwig chose a blue satin
gown with rhinestone trimming. large
pale-blue hat, adorned with a single pink
rose, added a becoming touch.
Mrs. Frank Bedford wore rose chiffon
gown, adorned with pleatings of the same
hue. Her rose chip hat was faced with
crepe and trimmed with a rose Of the
same hue.
Mrs. Franz Ehrlich, Jr., of Philadelphia,
who is spending the summer at her cot
taRe, 32 Dover avenue south, and Mrs.
Florence Garnett. also of Philadelphia,
have sent out cards for n luncheon and
bridge. to be given at the Chelsea Yacht
Club on the afternoon of August 81.
Mrs. Gustavus Seidel, who has been
giving a series of luncheon bridge parties
this summer, will entertain a large gath
ering on the afternoon of September 3,
at her summer home, T03 Pacific avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ R'nehart. Mr.. $.
NJ. Rinehart, Jr., Mr. Fred Rinehart and
Mr.. Allen G. Rinehart. of pittsburgh. form
| a family party at the Hotel Brighton.
| Mrs Rinehart is known to the lovers of
! clever fiction as Mary Roberts Rinehart.
Mr.. George c. Crozler, of Upland. Pa,
who is spending the summer at the
| Brighton, gave a luncheon for Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gamble Latrobe, Mr.. Charles IL.
Latrobe, Mr.. Gamble Latrobe, Jr., Mr..
Robert H. Page, Jr. and Mrs. George G.
Page, of Baltimore, who motored over
! from Cape May.
CAPE MAY, Aug ga delightful
lawn fete was given yesterday afternoon
and evening on the grounds of the Reed
residence on Lafayette street for the
| benefit of the Church of the Advent
| From 3 until o'clock there were games
TO amuse the children and a Punch and
Judy show and ice cream, cakes anc
candles were dispensed The evening
was reserved for the grown-ups, where
in addition to a moving picture show
there was dancing, the music being fur
] nished by the Corinthian Yacht Club Or
chestra.
Miss Mary Potter, Of Overlook, enter.
tanned informally at bridge on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Myers Filter and theil
family have returned to their home
Greystone. at Riverton, N. j.. aftei
several weeks visit here at the Stockton
villa. Accompanied by Mrs. Filters
mother. Mrs. Biddle they made the triI
by motor
Mrs. ]. NJ. d. Peltz gave a children'i
party on Tuesday afternoon at the Ret
Mil in honor of her little daughter ant
son, Miss Elizabeth Peltz and Jack!
Peltz. There was music and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laning Harvey, who are
spending the summer in Chelsea, motoreC
over to Cape May for the day to visit
Mrs. Harvey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Burgess, at their cottage on Decatur
street.
Mr.. woodson Hancock Is the guest o.
Mr.. Osgood Welsh at the cottage of his
mother, Mrs. william Welsh, on Hughes
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ Girvin. who ar,
spending several weeks here, will return
to Philadelphia early next week.
Dr. Wilfred Fetterman spent the week
end here, having come from Bay HeaC
and other resorts farther north in hi
motorboat He was accompanied by Mr.
Brooke Lester.
Mrs. A. Southern Conway. OF the Avon
dale, Philadelphia, who is spending
fortnight here, gave a bridge on Tuesda!
afternoon in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Smith, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur NJ. Taylor. wh'
have been visiting the Panama-Pacih'
Exposition in California, spent the week
end here en- route to their home in Char
lottesville, Va.
WILDWOOD. Aug. %.-Mrs. c. Gillii
returned TO her home In Philadelphia
after several weeks stay here as the
guest OF Mrs. B. IDeiberman at her cot
tage on Davis avenue.
Mrs. Britton, Mr. Louis Brody and Miss
Brody are spending several weeks at the
Portland Hotel.
Mrs. NJ Daniel and her family are al
| wildwood Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehill and family. oi