Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-29
WILDWOOD WILL SPEND
might IN SOUTHLAND"
IN YACHT CLUB FETE
Visitors Will Feast and Frolic in
Southern Style, With Music
Befitting-Many Philadel-
phians at Shore
U. S. FLAG PRESENTED

WILDWOOD, N. T., July 29.-Great prep
aratlons have been made for an elaborate
entertainment at the Holly Beach Yacht
Club tonight, when the attraction will be
Might IN Southland" There will be
plantation melodies. rollicking coon songs
southern home cooking and other delight
full features reminiscent of the southland
Members and their friends will be the guests
of the club.
William C. Goetsch, of Philadelphia. who
is on his second visit here, is spending his
vacation at the Oswald cottage
The winners at the 500 party at the
Adelphi-Witte on Monday evening were;
First Mrs. Kresge; second, Mrs. F. b.
Long; third. Miss Marjorie w Leedom
fourth, Mrs. Pape; fifth, Mrs c. p. Garde !;
sixth. Mrs G. A. Jones; seventh, Mr.. @.
McCracken. and eighth, Mrs. Crew.
Mr. Charlson with his wife, a former
Wildwood property owner. Is spending some
weeks here. The family expect in the near
future to make Wildwood their permanent
home.
II. o. Kruger OF Philadelphia, first vio-
linist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and
his two sons are at the Oswald cottage for
the season.
Messrs. Andrew Kaye and Wayne Harris
were the winners OF tho tennis tourna-
ment at the Hotel Manor this week.
Captain Kenny, of the Malta Boat Club
VIII lead delegation of the oarsmen to
wildwood next Friday night where they
will spend the weekend The Malta
basketball team will also play the Wild
wood team on the Ocean Pier on Friday
afternoon. About so members will be in
the delegation,
William Chapman, of Germantown, made
visit to this resort on Wednesday,
Miss Harbough, of Baltimore, is here
on n short visit
w. H. Yerkes, of West Chester, is spend
Ing short vacation at this resort
ID. H. Craig viii occupy the Freed cot
tage, on Morning Glory road, at wildwood
Crest, for the rest of the summer.
Arthur Saxon and family, of GA North
have rented Mrs Stewards beautiful home
located on the Boardwalk and Morning
Glory road. at Wildwood Crest
Visitors to the Casino Auditorium this
week saw silk United States flag 12 by "a
feet, draped over the shell before which
every afternoon and evening. It is the
gift of j. Fithian Tatem, a Philadelphia
lawyer
The great success of the Sunday evening
concerts at the new Casino Auditorium in
wildwood has attracted widespread atten-
ton among lovers of music
Tomorrows soloist is one of the leading
tenors in grand opera, Misha Ference,
whose splendid voice and temperamental
Interpretation of SO roles in grand opera
are known to all opera-goers. He sang
in London Paris Berlin, Petrograd, and in
all important cities of Italy. In America
Mr. Ferenzo won laurels in "LohengrIn,"
'"rannhauser," "PagIiacci," "Thais," Gar.
men," Martha" I'll Trovatore," Faust"
La Travlata," etc" His greatest success
in this country however, he had in New
York and all the leading cities in robin
Hood"
On Sunday evening. August 6. the soloist
will be Miss Kathryne Mckinley, native
of Wildwood. who has won leading place
in the musical circles Of Philadelphia as a
lyric soprano of great promise.
Miss McGinley's friends and nelghbors as
well as her admirers generally are planning
to give her q great ovation a week from
next Sunday evening.