Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-14
CAPE MAY. Aug. u.


Club race today. The program is as tol-
lows sailboat race at $40 a. m. boats
from the Atlantic City. Ocean city and
cornthlan Yacht Clubs competing
Among those who will enter this race
are Frank du Pont, with his cruiser
ponce. and Henry c. Dimond, with Hem
rlstta James p. Farrell, Of the Ocean
CIV Yacht Club. with his Niblick will
sail over for the occasion. William s.
wares Bittersweet and Frederic A.
Nathan's Fame will be entered
Al 1880 o'clock luncheon will be served
m the charming dining room.
At o'clock there will be a harbor race
for open boats, and an aquaplane race; at
o'clock. ladies' championship of South
Jersey Lastly there will be harbor
race for speed boats at 4 oclock,and from
men on the clubhouse will be a scene of
saiety. Dinners there will be in plenty
The Coke Hall cup race Under the di-
reetion Of the Corinthian Yacht Club OF
Cane May. is scheduled for today The
entries promise to include every seagoing.
cruiser in South Jersey.
Marty of men from West Chester who
will arrive in time for the festivities will
he Mr. Kingsley Montgomery, Mr.. d.
Trvying Trainer Mr. Albert r. Granger,
Mr.. Samuel D. Clyde, Mr. William Man
waring, Mr. Richard Minshall. Others
who will be guests Of the club will be
Mr.. Edward c. Dale, of Philadelphia;
Mr. Ralph Collins, of New York; MIR.
Samuel kirkpatrick and Mr.. j. Harold
Wickersham Mr.. William D. Lamdn,
~ the Baltimore Yacht Club, is here and
will attend the race. Mr.. George II. Hays,
OF the Essington Yacht Club, with his La
Vie, will arrive today
Mrs, Joshua Ash Pearson and Mrs. r.
walter Starr entertained the members OF
the Cottage Bridge Club at Mrs. Pear
sons home on Thursday afternoon. There
-ere q guests present, all of whom are
representative of the exclusive cottage
colony. Among the members are Mrs.
Samuel Slspham, Mrs. William Drayton
Grarse, Mrs. Luther Ogden. Mrs. Walter
Cox, Mrs. Skipwith Cannell, Mrs. Henry
b. Patton. Mrs George Sergeant Mrs.
Richard c. Meekcr, Mrs. g. @. Hood,
Mrs. Langdon Lea and Mrs. George Boyd.
The Red Mill dancing contests have
lost none of their charm for the younger
set. On Wednesday night there were also
number of the young married couples
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Patton
Z tage after the dancing to which the fol-
lowing boys and girls were invited: Miss
Anne Steele, of New York; Miss Alva
Sergeant Miss Dorothy Frck. Miss Cath
crime Cooper Cassard Mr.. Richard Bull
lit, Mr. Samuel Bispham, Mr.. Nathaniel
Davis Mr.. William Chunn, Mr.. Edward
Cassard and Mr.. Parker McComas.
Miss Mary Kay entertained Informally
at the Yacht Club on Wednesday eve
ming. The affair was y dance, TO which |
about 80 members of tire younger set
were invited.
Sailing grabbing and fishing parties
are the order of the day. and among |
the most persistent are Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Gardner, who entertained n |
fishing party on Wednesday, Seven |
guests filed the r. j. Cresswell with S. |
Lewis Smith as captain.
swimming party, off the dock at the |
Yacht Club one day this week, included |
Mr. Samuel Carpenter, Mr.. Albert
Strobel Jr., Miss Jane r. Maule, Miss
Elizabeth Boyd and Miss Alice McCabe. |
Miss Anna f. Knight, who is one of |
Cape Mays standbys sails her Iolanthe |
daily IN the harbor.
The first mixed foursome of the season |
was played at the golf club on Wednes- |
day. Miss Eugenia Van SAINT and Mr.. G. |
w Moorehead, Jrr were the winners. |
others noticed on the course were Mrs. |
William Morice, Mrs, Howard b. Pep |
per, Mrs. l.. A. Davis, Mr. l.. A Davis, |
Mr. j. H. Fassitt and Mr.. ?. Freeman
Commodore C. Howard Schermerhorn,
Of the Ocean City Yacht Club, has ar
rived for the race today.
ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. IA sale of
useful and fancy articles and homemade
dececies will be held Saturday after
noon on the porch of Mrs. McArthur's
resiQanPR
nom until o'clock. The proceeds are
10 De used to aid students preparing for
loreign medical mission work.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Parsons have as
tneir guests at their Chelsea cottage, q
Elberson avenue, Mr., and Mrs. George
Davis and Miss Davis, who motored down
from Moorestown, N, j.
Mrs w. s. Proctor, of Great Neck, L.
T. entertained party of friends at the
aanee at the Brighton Casino Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burkard, of Phil
saaeiphla' are spending the weekend with
mrs Burkard's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1eofee Walton, at the Hotel Chalfonte.
MIS- Thomas b, Williams entertained
her bridge club at her home, so South
Virginia avenue
Mrs. Clifford Scott entertained at bridge
Yesterday at her home on South Penn
syNanla avenue. in honor of Mrs. Joseph
l-TsNSi' VI trenton. Ine invited guests
included: Mrs, Ralph p Harcourt Miss
neona Aurn Mrs. Ferdinand Stadler, Mrs,
howard Edwards. Mrs. Arthur Ewens,
MlFs Helene Scull. Mrs. William Banks
Mts' Frederick Beck, Miss Phyllis Burk-
ara, Miss Mary Sweeney, Mrs. James
s, aec' Briee Miss Marguerite Brady. Miss
allzabeth Higbee. Miss Helen Maupay,
afs. Thomas b. Williams Mrs. Charles
bafkard Mrs. Smith e. Johnson, Mrs.
Aatherne Scott and Mrs. Mry Swing
MSS Virginia Durham was the guest
honor at a shower and card party.
shen by Miss Marie Eckstein at her
outage on Victoria avenue. Miss Dur
lans engagement to Mr., John INLAY
sas heen announced. The wedding will
e.ooably PROBABLY take place in the early au-
nWfLDWooD. Aug. l4-North wildwood !
~ Is being organized very successfully
saturday. August 2L The ladies of
~ ~ Angelsea Baptist Church are busy
so'isetlng cakes The sale will take place
~ me lawn at 18th and Pennsylvania ave-
tess under large tent which Mr.. Henry ]
ottens will provide. All the proceeds
ms cake sale will 90 to the Fresh
81 81. aome for Poor Children at 18th and
Nare avenue. This week there are