Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-20
Summer Resorts

deed walked up In the matter of crowds
Each day larger number is added to
those already at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Franklin McFadden
and their grandson, Franklin McFadden
Sands. arrived last Saturday for stay
Of several weeks.
Mrs p. n. Degcrberg and her family
are enjoying their cottage in Chelsea. On
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Degerberg will
entertain informally at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Burk. of 1887 North
Broad street, are staying indefinitely at
the Traymorc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Baugh, of Locust
and 18th streets, have been noticed among
the Boardwalk strollers, as were Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Hallahan, OF 1928 Sherwood
road, who are at the Traymore for the
summer
Miss NJ. T. Hall, who spent the winter
at the Rittenhouse, will spend the re-
mander Of the summer at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Cox, of 149 West
Sharpnack street, Germantown, spent
the weekend at the ostend.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Fulmer, of 1905 Erie
avenue, are occupying house in Vassar
Square, Ventnor.
CAPE MAY, July 2O-The most thrill
Ing excitement of the week at Cape May
was caused Sunday when SAM" the
hokey-pokey man, who was walking along
the beach, suddenly came upon his wife
and child. the latter OF whom he declared
he had not seen for three months His
JOY overcame him, and he grabbed at the
youngster in the coach-the mother, too,
grabbed, and between them the child's
neck and legs were nearly torn from its
body. The mother declared the man
would not support his child, and made
frantic efforts to pull 1t away. A large
crowd had gathered around them A
policeman arrived, however, and pro-
ceeded to punch the fond father into
order. He was then hustled off to the
station house to continue his argument
before Judge Hebenthal.
Last week drew a large crowd to the
shore-the boulevard drive was thronged
with motors and the strand crowded with
bathers anxious to take advantage of
the splendid beach and refreshing waves.
Mr.. and Mrs. John strubeIng. of Chest
nut Hill, motored to Cape May for the
weekend.
The Marine Casino had an unusually
large throng of dancers Saturday night.
The excellent music provided by John
sons Orchestra played tunes which even
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Grey entertained
at dinner for their daughter. Miss Louise
Grey. before the RED Mill' dance.
Among the guests were Miss Scott. OF
New York; Mrs. Nathaniel Davis, Mr.
John Dorsey, OF Winnipeg, Can. Others
seen dancing were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harding, Jr.. Miss Pansy Scott. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joel Huber, Miss Dorothy Flick, OF
Baltimore; Miss Mary McCabe. Miss Edith
CARPENTER, Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, Miss
Alva Sergeant Miss Catharine Cassard,
Miss Edith Wilson, Mr.. William Davis.
Mr.. John Keen, Mr. Neville Miller, Mr..
Aplln Sparks, Mr.. Roland Sergeant, Mr..
James Holloway, Mr.. Charles Davis, Mr..
William Chunn, Mr.. Parker McComas'
Mr.. Alfred Sergeant Mr.. Harry NC
Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Tilden chaperoned
party of motorists from Philadelphia
when included Miss Miriam Megargee'
Miss Lorna Megargee and Mr.. and Mrs
W. Colohan.
Another motor party consisted OF MI
schoheld Andrews. OF Gwynedd Valley
Mr.. Percy Madeira, Jr.. Mr.. Henry Platt
and Mr.. Caleb ]. Milne, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paxon Deeter motored to
Cape May with Mrs Deeter's family.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bowen, to spend
few days.
Among the new arrivals at Hotel Cape
May are Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice, MRS
Alfred Tees, Major and Mrs. William j.
Pardee. U. S. A.; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
williams Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. scott
of Wynnewood; Mr.. II. d. Bernard. hr.
and Mrs. j, Yetterlein, Of Merioni Mrs
NJ. II. Dobbs.
Mr.. Brooke Edwards, wen-known
tennis player, has Joined the colony OF
young people here for several days
Miss Virginia Harris has arrived in
Cape May, where she will spend the re-
mainder OF the summer with her aunt
Mrs. James p. Hopkins. at her attractive
home on Columbia avenue
The third OF the series Of dances was
held at the Corinthian Yacht Club Friday
night and was very we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Cook Huber are being
entertained for a few days as guests OF
MT. and Mrs. Horace Eugene Smith, at
their beach front cottage. Mrs Huber
viii be remembered as Miss Mary A.
Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S, stoven are
their large and beautiful sum
mer home on Washington street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Cox have
opened their cottage in Cape May ioF
the summer.
OCEAN CITY, July 20 - Postmaster
Thornton and family. OF Philadelphla'
opened their Central avenue cottage TOT
the season Saturday.
City Treasurer AicCoach. OF Phiiadei-
Dhia. returned the latter part OF the week