Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-26
SMART COSTUMES ATTRACT
FEMININE EYE AT RESORT
Each Day Milady of Fashion Appears the Boardwalk
in a New Creation-Large Lawn Fete Is Given
at Cape May-Tenns at Ocean City

Philadelphia. are spending the summer at
their cottage at wildwood Crest
Mr.. and Mrs N. s. Leipziger and Miss
Ruth IseipziRer and Miss Harriet Leip-
ziger, OF 1888 Berks street Philadelphia.
are among the cottagers at the Crest.
Mrs Joseph Oliver is spending the sum-
mer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Blum and their
family OF Logan, ere spending the SUM
mer at the Portland Hotel, wildwood.
OCEAN CITY. Aug. 2e--All the inter-
est this week Is centred around the Ocean
City Yacht Club. as the tennis tour
naments have started. the mems singles
having begun last Saturday morning. with
an entry list OF Is men. the winner OF
the semiflnals 70 play Mr. Harvey Lake,
who won the championship Of South Jer-
sey last year. The ladies' singles and the
ladies' doubles win also be played Off this
week, and many Of the younger set from
Pittsburgh, New York and Philadelphia
have entered. The cups this year have
been carefully chosen and are by far the
most attractive prizes that have ever been
offered.
Another feature of the Ocean City
Yacht Club this year is the Buick Ave-
passenger touring car that stands In the
large han OF the club waiting to be de-
livered to the lucky person who will be
come the owner for one dollar. II Is
amusing to see the numerous people who
are debating what they shall do with II
II they win II. Among the members and
their guests seen around the club are Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence c. sill, who have re-
turned this week from Beach Haven.
where they cruised to their yacht last
week; Mr.. and Mrs. James Field, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fritz, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Abbott. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Christman.
Mr.. Harvey Lake. Mr.. Ashbridge sharp
less, Miss Mary Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle and many
others, as the three porches are crowded
all the time, either watching the tennis
or the races on the bay.
Miss Hubble, OF Germantown, has
chosen a short and full skirt OF navy
blue crepe, with a blue chiffon bodice.
finished with deep white null collar
and sleeves 70 the elbow. Tan stockings
and tan and black shoes lent the needed
blend of color A large white picture
hat turned up in the back with a trim
ming of blue worsted. embroidered
around the brim, and also around the
ribbon that circled the crown. was worn
with this costume.
Miss Sophie Bispham was looking par
ticularly well in a blue silk sweater over
| stunning white gown, made with fuu
skirt, cut Shorthand a panama hat,
|
| of the sweater.
Miss Leonie Bispham, OF New York
was most becomingly gowned in a white
| bodice of thin null, very full skirt OF
yellow and white striped linen, with a
| yellow silk sweater and long sash. A
| leghorn hat simply trimmed, and yellow
silk stockings and white buckskin sport
shoes gave the finishing touches.
One of the most attractive afternoon
dresses that has been seen on the Board
| walk was worn by Mrs. Joseph Fritz
! The gown was of shadow lace, the skirt
was made of three ruffies of lace, over
pale pink chiffon. A girdle OF white crepe
de chine. edged with pink, was arranged
on the jacket, which was made with lace
sleeves and standing collar. Long ends
| of the crepe hung down on either side
forming paniers. A pale pink chiffon
hat. trimmed with beautiful French roses
was also worn, and gave the finishing
touch of color to the dress.