Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-04
ATLANTIC CITY. Aus. I.


ATo FOX furs we're worn on the Great
IN Wooden way Monday. 1t took torrid,
sultry August wea to convince the
summer girl that it was decidedly NAL
apropos TO wear winter adornment out
Of season, but yesterday was quite DIFF"
ferent story, and furs predominated in
the chic costumes
The fret Of series Of teas will be
given by the board Of management of the
Chlldren's seashore House. Annapolis and
Atlantic avenues, this afternoon from
until o'clock Music will be furnished
through the courtesy Of the Hotel Chelsea
Orchestra Mrs. William Bennett Will re-
ceive, assisted by the members OF the
Womah's Auxiliary.
Miss Ida Ware, daughter of Congress-
man Ware, gave a sailing party yesterday
afternoon aboard her fathers beautifully
appointed yacht, Bitter Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Kames of Phil
ndelphia, have opened their cottage on
California avenue. South, for the balance
of the season.
Miss Dorothy Thomas. who has been
spending the summer with her parents at
Delaware Water Gap. is now the guest
of her grandmother. Mrs. Percival
Thomas, sr., at her cottage 25 Iowa ave-
rue, South.
Mrs. Kathryn Krymer Worcester, Of
Morris and Atlantic avenues, Chelsea has
gone to stamford-in-the-Ca Catskills for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Mary Quinn and the Misses Quinn,
OF % Jasser Square, Nentnor. entertained
large house party over the weekend.
Mr.. Fred Corey of Philadelphia. was
a weekend visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Bender. of
Philadelphia. who are occupying their cot
tage, Ii Aberdeen avenue, South, where
they are entertaining extensively. will re-
main Mt the shore until late in the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs William Henry Smith, of
Philadelphia, who are annual visitors at
the Dennis, will leave in n few days en-
route to San Francisco, where they will
remain for a week before sailing on the
Wilhelmina for Honolulu and Japan.
Mr.. j. o. Watson. of Fairmont, w. Va.
who has been spending a week at the
Brighton, has leased a cottage in Chelsea
| for the balance OF the season.
DR. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Afford. OF
Bultlmofe, nave taken apartments at lne
Marlborough -Blenheim for the remainder
of the summer. They are accompanied
by Mr. Charles C. Steiff, Mr. Gideon N.
Steiff and Mr.. w. s. Dudley.
Miss Dorothy Huey, who is here for the
summer gave a knitting bee on the
veranda of the Brighton today. She and
her six girl friends were busily engaged
knitting modish woolen sweaters.
Mr.. and Mrs owen Daily. of Baltimore
who always come here for a part of the
summer arrived early in the week. ac-
companied by their attractive daughters,
Miss Adele Daily and Miss Louisa Daily
Mr.. o. Gordon Daily is also in the party.
Mr.. II. H. Pakradooni. of Overbrook
Pa. Vice Consul Imperial from Persia
to the United States. is among the dis
tinguished visitors. He is at the Dennis
accompanied by Mrs Pakradooni, Miss
Pakradooni and II. H. Pakradooni Pa.
Mr.. w. II. Jarden. who is spending the
summer with his family at Hadden Hall.
is convalescing from a spraned ankle.
OCEAN CITY, Aug l. = Mr. Robert
woolston and family, of Germantown,
have opened their cottage.
The Rev. Father Bonniwell. a brother
of Judge Bonniwell, of Philadelphia,