Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-16
Summer Resorts

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ATLANTIC CITY. July l6.-As usual,
the Tombola. or Italian fair, which has
grown to be an annual affair for the Sea-
SIDE Home, was largely attended on
wednesday afternoon This year the
proceeds VIII be given to found a Little
Nell bed for the use Of afflicted children.
Mrs. William II. Bennett, whose untir-
ing devotion to the cause of the Sea-
SIDE Home Is subject for unusual Rd-
miration was chairman of the commit
tee or women managers. Her assistants
included Miss Henrietta Large, Mrs. Wal
ter Lycett, Mrs. Joshua Tevis, Mrs. Wal
ter Langdon Eustis. Mrs. Henry Mayer,
Mrs. Horace Fuller, Mrs. Henry Maris,
Miss Maris. Miss Lily Violet. Mrs. s.
Bartram Richards, Mrs. Robert Martin
Williams. Mrs. Thomas J. Garland. Mrs.
Kingston Whelen, Miss Margaret Lenng,
Miss Catharine Lennig, Miss Helen Gar
rett, Miss Amelia Gass, Mrs, A. j. DreXel
Biddle, Miss Agnes Covey, Mrs. Albert
Pancoast, Mrs. Ralph Edwards, Mrs.
John Eusts, Mrs. Percy Smith. Mrs. Har-
rison Smith. Mrs. F. Won A. Cabeen, Mrs.
John Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Car
penter. Mr.. and Mrs, II. L, Edwards,
Mrs. A. II. Belo, Miss Ponder, Mr.. Will
liam e. Campbell Mrs. Grswell, Mrs.
William S. Ware and Mrs. Carlton Geist.
Every day finds moro cottages opened
in the various parts Of Atlantic City,
Chelsea, Ventnor and Longport.
Major william P. Lloyd. Of Philadel-
phia, and his grandson, ]. B. Muslin, Jr..
are at the Marlborough Blenheim for an
indefinite period.
Some among those noted on the Board
walk yesterday were Mrs. A. Lincoln
Myers, Mrs. Edwin Wilkinson, Mrs. v.
N Mills, Mrs George C, J. Fleck, Mrs.
J. r. Nichols. Mrs. Clinton Hagy, Mrs.
George Walton, Mrs. Harry Parsons Mr..
and Mrs Ned p. Fuller, Miss Helen Datz,
Miss Helen Ordman, Miss Nell G. shinn,
Mr.. Lester Phieger, Mr. Jacob Mandery
and Mr.. George Burrow, Mrs Mary S.
Danner, of Richmond; Mrs. William
Blckers, Mrs. T. c. Rowen Mrs. William
Nlckers Miss Mamie Spott. Mr.. Casson
Danner and Mr.. Edward Danner, and
Miss Florence Kerns, OF DanYille; Mrs.
Thomas Kays, Mrs. Thomas L. Rogers,
Mrs. A, c. Longworth. Mrs. g. c: Seidel,
Mrs. H. r. Humphreys and Mrs William
Wheeler Mrs Robert G. White, Mrs. Will
liam w. Smith. Mrs. George Sheppard
Mrs, John McConaghy, Mrs. c. f. Bonsor.
Mrs. Thomas Sinclair and Mrs Joseph
GIlfllan.
The Rev. Francis II. Moore and his
family have taken a cottage in North
Dudley avenue, Veptnor Mrs Charies
peterson is also at Ventnor' as Is Mr.
Ellnu IS. fTO5I anu VT AhNoN' A|NN'-4'
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Christy, OF 22O2
South Broad street. are occupying their
cottage at the corner OF Nentnor avenue
and Vassar Square.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Snyder OF
Bala, have taken a house in Chelsea,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Francis Clark, OF
1920 Cedar avenue. are occupying a cot
tage in Ventnor II South Marion avenue.
CAPE MAY, July l6.-Mrs. James Bate
man entertained most delightfully."- for her
son, Fritz Freeman, at a dance given at
the "Red Mill" After the dance the
rarty went to Mrs. Bateman's cottage,
on Hughes street, where supper was
served The guests included Miss Alice
McCabe, Miss Emily Cook, Miss Nancy
Cook Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss
Dorothy Hallowell, Miss Edith Carpenter,
Miss Louise Grey Mr.. Albert Strobel,
Mr.. William Chumm; Mr. Nathaniel
Davis, Mr.. Samuel Carpenter. Mr., Samuel
Bispham. Mr.. "Hal" Adams, Mr.. Parker
Mr.. Philip Archer, Mr.. Doug
as Warner and Mr. Edward Oakford.
The 10th annual race OF the Cape May
Yacht Club, under the auspices OF the |
south Jersey Racing Association, win be |
leld in the harbor Saturday, July II, |
There will be five divisions, and beautiful |
,rizes will be awarded TO each. The club |
will keep open house all day and a lunch
,on will be provided for members and
heir guests.
Among the prominent Philadelphians
egistered at the Cape May Hotel are Mr.
nd Mrs. F.. N. McFadden, Mr.. w. II. @.
Wright, Miss Anna b. Rice, Mr.. Louis
robinson, Mr.. d. G. Beatta. Mr.. Charles
" Thomas. Miss Rosalla oliver. Mrs A.
!. Phillips, Mr.. W. J. Sinnott. OF New
fork, and Mrs. Rodney r. Trudell. Of
Baltimore,