Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-19
Summer Resorts

CAPE MAY, July 19.-One OF the most
interesting events of the last week was
the races, under the auspices of the
South Jersey Association, at the harbor
of the Cape May Yacht Club.
The harbor, being the finest racing
course in South Jersey. drew cruisers
and speed boats from the entire Jersey
coast Open house was kept at the club
all day, and visitors were made welcome
and extensively entertained.
Very beautiful prizes were distributed
among winners of the various classes.
The Cape May Yacht Club has always
been most fortunate in having its races
fully attended.
Mr.. Daniel L. Hutchinson. Sd, and Mr..
Price Wetherill visited in Cape May over
the weekend,
Among the prominent PhiladelphIans at
the Hotel Cape May are Mr.. Edwin 5.
Armstrong. Miss S. X. Armstrong, Mr.. G..
Felhers, Mrs. w. p. Jones' Mr. w, Ches-
ter Stalker. The Baltimoreans include
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dennis, Miss Dennis,
Mrs. Harvey w. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs,
| Il. T. Hammond.
Mr.. Potter Lucas, Jr, has motored to
| Cape May, where he will spend the re-
malnder of the summer.
Mr.. Apln Sparks has Joined his family
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Il, Sparks. at their cot
tage on Columbia avenue, where he Will
spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson, OF
Germantown. will entertain at their
| pretty cottage on New Jersey avenue
Mrs. Henry d. Paxson, Mrs. Robert
Muckle and Mr.. Clarence Pearson for the
weekend,
Mr.. John Wanamaker motored to Cape
May to be at his cottage at Cape May
Point for u few days,
Mr. and Mrs. George u. Daniels, OF
Ryerdale, Pa, have arrived in Cape May,
where they have taken a handsome cot
tage on Jackson street for the summer.
Dancing at Sewell's Point has become
very popular. and many of Cape Mays
Younger social set may be found there in
the evenings.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 19.-seaslde re-
sorts which are always more or less al
Turing have been decidedly popular after
the few hot days last week. Many new
arrivals were noticed on and around the
boardwalk yesterday. Mrs. j. Harrison
Smith. of the Aldne, will spend the re-
mainder OF the season at the Traymore.
Mrs Robert ]. Montgomery, of German
town is also at the Traymore for an in
definite period. Captain II. A. Blspham
and his daughter Miss Barbara Bispham,
of Claymont Del, have been noticed on
the Boardwalk Mr.. and Mrs, ]. II. Brom-
lev and Mrs. John S. Morrison, of the
Roval Apartments. will spend several
weeks here, as will also Mr.. w. Burleigh,
Miss Burleigh and Mrs. Francis Burleigh,
OF Merchantville
AVALON, July 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Barcroft Runk, OF 407 West Price street,
Germantown. are entertaining the Right
Rev. Paul Matthews. Bishop or New
Jersey to whom they gave a reception
last evening at their cottage at the point
OF the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Budd, OF the
HiIlcrest Apartments, have reopened
their cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph V. Little, OF Bala'
are at their summer home for the re-
malnder Of the summer.
Mr.. Wlfred Powell, Consul General OF
Great Britain, has taken a seaside home
The Rev. Dr. Floyd W. ToInSihs re-
turned 10 his home In Philadelphia after
spending several days here.
Senator and Mrs, Augustus r. paix
Jr.. have reopened their seasi1e cottage