Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-18
ATLANTIC CITY, July is.

| A1bANIlC CITY, July 10.
DREEzY days at the shore are respon-
ID sibe for new wrinkle in headgear.
To keep the big noppy hats from going
a-glee a clever girl put a black elastic on
| her chapeau and wore the rubber under her
| chin, just as she used to do when she was
Riddle. A touch Of black about the face
! was found to be becoming and now the
| smartest girls at the tea dance at the Tray
| more on Saturday afternoon hold thelr
| hats in place with half-inch bands OF black
| rubber. Here Is new fashion, which has
| utility as its salient characteristic, ana that
| is very unusual In the summer time,
| Saturday night at the shore was exceed
| ingly gay. The dinner dance at the SeavieW
| Country Club was a very happy occasioI''
| Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Wilklhs' Ji' eN'e'
| talned n large party. ,,,-
! There were a number Of Phlladelphlans
| at the Hotel Chelsea dance, 70 Wnlcu Wn az. az,
mission Ia only by card Following the
| dance most OF the guests entertalleu d.
| supper in the Grill Among the hosts were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peterson, Mrs Att-
| mora Prizer. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leg
get, Judge and Mrs Joseph Thompson. COLO ,
| mel and Mrs Duffy, Mr.. Richaru Ahsht,
| Dr and Mrs Edward Porteous, Mr. anu
| Mrs Edwin Bookmyer, Mr.. j. Brant Coch-
| ran. Mr. Douglas Cochran, Mr.. Harry hlcn-
ardson. Mrs Thomas p. Hunter MIS- AZ
bert D. Pancoast. Mr.. and Mrs Charies
Seger, Mr. T. r, Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. 3, H.
C,TamD, Mr. george fleIlNlb' hA' nv @@'S'
Jacob c. Myers and Mr.. wheaton
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip c. Poe, who motored
down from Baltimore entertained at dinner
at the Chelsea on Sunday for Mr. Frank
Kennedy, of Philadelphia: -
Mrs w T. Gummey, Miss Frances Gum
mey and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ramsey van
Roden form family party In Chelsea.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Dean have taken
an apartment on South Boston avenue
Chelsea, for the remainder OF the summer.
IaAn n1n az TTAV
more over Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
s Morris, Miss Mary X. Gibson. Mrs NJ l..
Reilly. Mrs. s. N Scoville, Miss Scholl, Mrs
Florence G. Allison, Mrs. G. V. p. Jones'
Miss Eleanor Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke
z. Pond.
Mrs. Charles De r. Besore spent the week.
end with her mother, Mrs. r. ]. Cloud, at
the Preston Apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Darnell motored
to wernersville for over Sunday.
CAPE MAY July IS.
TT is HARD to say just which spot in
i Cape May was the most popular on Sat
urday night OF course, the new hotel was
attractive, as there was dance IN the
ballroom until 10 o'clock, when everybody
went downstairs to the inclosed porch
cafe, where the dancing lasted until IL
o'clock Then Arnold's, one of the most
popular restaurants, was gay with parties.
i.
with friends, also Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Rich
ards, Mr. whltton Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham Archer, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Shearer Mr. Harold Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs. william n.
Morice entertained IS guests at supper at
zlllinger's and Mr.. Edward Grocer gave
luncheon of seven covers on Sunday. Cap
tain Mesh, U. S. A, and Mrs. Mesh are
here for fortnight.
Miss Barbara Blspham, OF Claymont,
nal ia ba Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Bispham.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Weeks, of Chestnut
Hill, were tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas G. Stockhausen over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Emack, of Over
brook are the guests of Mr.. Richard Cam
pion, at his cottage on Stockton avenue.
Among those noticed on the beach on Sun
day we're Mr.. Harry McMichael, Mr.. Ed
ward Rogers and his fiancee, Miss Mary
Mrk
Miss A. C. Knight of 1905 Chestnut
street. is occupying her cottage. as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Henry are guests
OF Mrs. Henry's mother, Mrs. Hanson.
OCEAN CITY. July IS.
MIR AND MRS. HARRY DAVIS and
INl their family. of Philadelphia. are
here for n short time.
Mrs o. C. Brooks and her daughter, Miss
Mildred Brooks, also OF Philadelphia, are
here for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Horn and daughter.
Miss Florence Horn, are In their Wesley
avenue cottage,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lotter are occupy
ing their apartments on Wesley avenue.
Tho members of the Visiting Ladies' Aux
Ilary of the First Presbyterian Church had
a pleasant time at their weekly meeting at
the Casino Club last week. The hostesses
were Mrs. oliver Brooks. chairman; Mrs.
w. Yokel. Mrs. Albert D. oat Mrs. z.
Korn, Mrs. William H. Kirkpatrick Mrs.
L. NJ. Campbell. Mrs. T. ]. Fegley and
Mrs George Russell, all OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. John ]. Carr. of Philadelphia. who
has recently recovered from a recent severe
illness. has come down for the season
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Franciu Smith. of