Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-29

club races between the Ocean city Yach
club and the local organization Com
modore and Mrs Allen L. White will
entertain in honor Of the visiting yachts
men. and the festivities will conclud,
with dance.
The first of series Of Tuesday after.
mon card parties was held at the Yacht
club Tuesday afternoon for the members
snd their guests Mrs. w Chandler
Stewart chairman of the woman's AuxIl-
larv. was assisted In receiving by Mrs
Hudson Vaughn, Mrs. William c. wes-
eott and Mrs. David c. Fitzslmmons.
IA number of bridge parties were
schedued for the week. Mrs. j. B. siser.
Of Philadelphia, entertained at bridge on
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Seth Caldwell gave a bridge party
Yesterday afternoon at her Chelsea
cottage.
Postmaster and Mrs. William b.
f,oudenslager will entertain informally in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne wlrgman
OF shamohn, Pa, who are their guests
Mrs August Geiger entertained at
bridge at her seashore cottage yesterday
aftenoon.
Mrs Henry Clay Ransley has issued
cards for a series of two card parties to
BE- given August and at her home, 1917
south Elberson avenue
Mrs Albert Baltz will give a large
Iuncheon and bridge on Thursday, August
at the Hotel Alamac.
Mrs. Edward Moll of Philadelphia, who
Il spending the summer at the Seaside
House, entertained at dinner in honor II
Mrs George w. Urguhart and Mrs. De
Rausel.
Mrs. George w. Sheppard, who is spend
ing the summer at her Chelsea cottage,
gave matinee party at the Apollo to
see "The Lie" With Mrs. Sheppard were
Mrs. Samuel II. VAIN. Mrs. John NJ.
Bradley. Mrs. John McConnaghy, Mrs.
George Fleck and Miss Kitty White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calico Gasparri who
have been spending some time at Cape
May, are now at the Hotel Chelsea for
short stay. Mrs. Casparri is known
to the world of opera as Emma Calve.
Mrs. Wilson NJ. Cary, who always
spends the greater part of the summer
at the Hotel Chelsea, has just Joined her
mother. Mrs Lanahan, and her daughter,
Miss Ann Cary.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herzberg and
Mss Pauline Herzberg, of 1900 Diamond
street, Philadelphia have taken a cot
sage at lO9 Vermont avenue, south. for
Mr., and Mrs, Benjamin Berg, of Philn-
IS Dover avenue south, Ventnor.
DR., William Brown motored to the
shore early in the week with a party of
friends from Lincolnstown, Pa.
Miss Wilson is entertaining her niece,
Mrs Dietz Fry of Philadelphia, at her
cottage in the Newton Block. Chelsea.
CAPE MAY. July 20. = The ever-busy
Younger set of Cape May arranged
beach party for Tuesday night, which,
thaperoned by Mrs. e. Spencer Miller,
y Mrs. II. A. Kennedy and Mrs George
hafdng, proved a great success. Supper
vas laid out on the sandy doons of
efRells Point and some of the party
Hore bathing suits, which. with a full
moon on the ocean, added much pleasure
10 the bathing. Among those present
were Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss Alice
McCabe, Miss Louise Grey, Miss Virginia
Harris, Miss Baloch Richards, Miss
Nancy Cook, Miss Emily Cook, Miss
Edith Wilson. Miss Valentine Mitchell
Miss Violet Welsh, Miss Catharine CAS-
sard, Miss Mildred Carpenter Miss
Eleanor Carpenter Miss Lucy Grey, Mr..
Aplin Sparks, Mr.. Nathaniel Davis, Mr..
William Chunn, Mr.. Samuel Carpenter.
Mr Parker McComas, Mr.. William |
Kingsley. Jr.. Mr.. Edward Cassard, Mr..
Osgood Welsh. Mr.. Neville Miller, Mr.. |
bhackelford Miller, Mr. Douglas Warner. |
Mr.. Fritz Freeman. Mr.. Weir Mitchell. |
Jr., Mr.. Philip Archer, Mr.. Payson |
Knapp. Mr.. Albert Strobel, Mr.. Porter
sutten, Mr.. Delano Ladd, Mr.. Samuel
Bispham,
Mrs, G. Hede Norris, Miss Sophie Nor
lis Mrs. Garesche Norris have arrived
n Cape May TO remain for several weeks.
The Golf Club is even more popular
.his year than ever for every one seems
70 have taken up golf, and the tennis
courts are looking quite deserted by
comparison. Among those seen on the
course lately are Mrs. Brinton Thomas,
alrs' II. II. Vetterlein. Mrs. Il. L. Hard
ing, Mrs. Weaver, Miss Marie Starr
y A. Davis, Mr. A. L. Walker, Jr,, Mr..
VI NJ Weaver, Mr. ], Sullivan, Mr.. ].
q Hickson Mr.. Samuel Bispham, Jr
alr, and Mrs. M. Maybin Hart and Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer X. Mulford. Jr., of
ogontz lane, have arrived in Cape May
iof the remainder of the summer.
MT. and Mrs. Paul Denckla Mills, of
castleyin, Bryn Mawr, Pa. have opened
iner summer home on Beach avenue
Billy Sundays famous choir leader, 5
Nh Rodeheaver. is expected in Cape May
anring August, where he will sing In
several of the churches.
Miss Lillian Nardwell is visiting her b
asler. Mrs. I. w. Rotto, Jr.
MISS Virginia Harris entertained the Il
members of the younger set at a delight
'el beach party Sunday night, The guests
Included Miss Eleanor Carpenter. Miss Y
Alice McCabe, Miss Elizabeth Shoe n
maker. Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss u
Eleanor Cook, Mr.. Douglas Warner. Mr G.
William Kingsley Jr,. Mr.. Edward
sassard. Mr.. Philip Archer and Mr.. -,
1elano Ladd. :, .
The Rev. and Mrs. Armin Rosenberg =
md their family. of 1928 Montgomery y
Venue. are occupying their cottage on
lfst avenue and Broadway for the sum NJ
ner 10
BAY HEAD. July 29.-Miss Lily Row ~
sad, Of Philadelphia, who has been visit =,
ng ffiends IN Bay Head, viii leave Au- ~
qst for Gloucester. Mass, where she
w remain for several weeks.
Ar ana Mrs. Bert Goodal and family, OF
ll Airy and Philadelphia, have arrived at 81
'ay Head recently and Will spend the y, ~
1nmer here. ~
ails. Arthur Church, Of Germantown, is -N
20 among the many Philadelphians who
g spending the summer at The Bluffs. ST
g. Church was particularly interested in 10
5e dancing competition held at The
ians ballroom for the benefit of the
sidMin Day Nursery last Friday eve
'as Nearly 500 was cleared
aif, and Mrs. Daniel Whitney Miss ~
'ary L. Whitney, Mr.. W. Beaumont ve
'hltney and Mr.. ID. Henshaw Whitney, Of ",