Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-22
CITY LIFE
lizards KEPT BUSY
ON CROWDED BEACH
esthers Swim Out Beyond
Their Depth and, Fright
ened, Cry to Shore for
Help-Very Few Real
Rescues Made This Year.
Rn a stad correspondent

BIZ a htdU Correspondent
.+rANTIC CITY, July 22,-The life
a. arc working overtime this year
most Of the cases are not rescue.
III true sense. They are only classl.
\ ASSISTS" where people go out a
81. TOO far give yell for help" AMI
H in quick time.
& r.,lne is fine in Great Bay, and bin
ssoa are daily recorded One party
s.rday secured more than 500 fish on
y. tIdes weakflsh and founders pre-
..,nating, With a few "croakers" for
4. Unfortunate anglers.
80 owners are scratching their heads
Z IN hope of evolving some method OF
.ang people to their places early IN
y .yening. After IL o'clock these resorts
Z. crowded, but business Is slack be-
y. that time. Imitation bull fights, irish
..s4 Partisan nights and odd events
{ .5sv.ry kind are scheduled for different
.,sss on different nights, and the places
E M. eiye these special events get the
.1nd on those nights. Costly souvenirs
Y, often given away to early patrons
n Al other times paper plumes, feather
i.stsfs, clowns -on-a- a-stick, paper carnival
~ and little knick-knacks seem to sat
. M the people who like to carry away a
& .1venlr Of night spent in a fashion,
isa cafe
3 urprlse birthday party was given to
4 rsrles j. Goodfellow last night by a
.mber of his friends. Mr.. Goodfellow
"a connected with the Chestnut Street
+ o,sta House, Philadelphia, for many
,,,Fs. until he lost his eyesight six years
~
Homer Lord, manager of the Orpheum
nsatre, Germantown, after spending a
'aor vacation here. will go on an auto
noble trip through New Jersey and
. New York.
M and Mrs. N. ]. Pearlman, of Tioga,
hye leased a cottage on Rhode Island
rsnue for the summer and are now
supying 1t.
lanes A. Reilly, of the Forrest Thea
N, has taken apartments on the beach
hsut. and will remain there until the
renlng Of the theatrical season in Phila-
hlphia.
NJ. and Mrs. j. Conroy. of West Phila-
hlphia, are all-summer guests at an
|rown hotel.
armament guests at a prominent Chel-
"a hotel for the summer season include
N and Mrs j. H. Early. of Philadelphia.
I'd DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Belts, of Oak
iane
Dr and Mrs. Robert Bricker, of Phila-
tlphia, are here for a lengthy stay.
NJ and Mrs. George S. Stewart, of
Philadelphia, are finishing a short stay
q a leading hotel. but have arranged
70 come back In August for a lengthy
ist Mr.. Stewart is an official of the
psnnsylvania Railroad Company.
M and Mrs. Mark EllSin and Miss F.
ElAn are located at their cottage in
Chelsea and will remain until the middle
Of September.
Former Governor and Mrs. Samuel w.
and family are among the
many PhiiadeIphians who will enjoy
hotel life here until early fall
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Parsons and
daughter of Ardmore. are guests at a
Chelsea hotel for an indefinite
M and Mrs. NJ. w. Rich, of Phila-
ielphia, are here for the balance of the
WINNER
Yaaame Emma CaIve, the operatlc
plmf donna, is still guest at proml-
Hai beach front hotel and expects TO
rshan until her concert tour begins III
s7mber.
NJ and Mrs. John Jacobs, of Merton,
fz At a prominent hotel and will re-
niIn during the entire summer season.
Af and Mrs. w. A. Doyle, of Philadel-
fh, are guests of an uptown hotel and
III remain until autumn.
M and Mrs. ROLAND Hunt, of Phila-
hlHhla. are at a prominent hotel for
1t entire season. Mr.. Hunt is a Kens-
lslon manufacturer.