Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
ATLANTIC CITY, Luly 1O.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 10.
GUNNER residents are lending their aid
- to the lecture to be given at the Tray
more on Thursday evening by Prof Albert
Van Hecke, of the Louvain University. Pro-
fessor Van Hecke will tell of his personal
experiences In Louvain and the life OF the
Belgian refugees in Holland. The patron
esses are Mrs. Savery Bradley, Miss Marian
Blatchford Mrs. Walter p Conaway, Mrs.
William Edgar Darnell, Mrs. Albert II. Dar-
nell, Mrs, II. n. Earl, Mrs. Allen b. Endi-
cot, Mrs. c. Wister Evans Mrs. William II.
Faunce, Mrs. David Fitzslmmons Miss
Mary Gummey. Mrs. William u. Jonah,
Mrs Samuel p. Leeds, Mrs William b.
LoudenslaBer. Mrs. w. ]. MacFarland, Mrs.
Walter Nagle, Mrs. Charles Martin Niles,
Mrs. Il. Grey Pendleton, Mrs. Frederick C.
Robbins, Mrs Theodore Senseman, Mrs.
John b. Slack, Miss Annie Starr. Mrs Jesse
W. Starr, Sd, Mrs Allen X. White, Mrs C.
d. White, Miss Elizabeth White, Mrs. John
j. White, Mrs. John Newbold wilkins and
Mrs. NJ. d. Youngman.
Interest in the Emergency Aid Committee
knows no abating. The first of the series
of entertainments to raise funds for ice for
the troops on the Mexican border will be
held next Friday afternoon at the Ostend,
and on the following Friday evening, July
21, supper-dance will be given at the Shell
burne. The Entertainment Committee, un-
der the direction of Mrs Clarence Bush, Is
arranging for a function for every week of
the summer season. Mrs. j. Willis Martin
Will address the committee at the Ostend
this afternoon. A general meeting for the
preparation OF bandages will be held on
Friday morning at the Ostend. The women
are becoming most adept at making surgical
dressings and are sacrificing a great deal
of time to the work.
Mrs. George c. ]. Flecl has Issued cards
for a luncheon and bridge to be given at
the Chelsea Yacht Club on Tuesday; July rs.
IN.
Garnett will give a luncheon and bridge
at the Alamac on July TO- Miss Corna
Degerberg will give a luncheon and bridge
at the Chelsea Yacht Club on Wednesday,
July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kay entertained
Mr.. Samuel McClellen over the weekend
at their cottage, SS South Tallahassee
avenue.
DIR. Oscar C. L. Carter. professor of
OF the Central High School, and
Mrs. Carter are spending July at the Penn
hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ransville Frome motored
down and are staying at the Chalfonte.
CAPE MAY, July lO.-Untll next Thurs
day all sorts of entertainments have been
planned for the vast numbers of men and
women who have arrived from Philadelphia |
and elsewhere to attend the Friends Gen |
eral Conference. There will be sailing par
Ties teas, tennis tournaments and golf tour |
TO amuse the visitors.
The Mayor, Mr.. Stevens, turned the key |
over to the chairman, Doctor Janney, and |
presented the city Of Cape May TO the |
ouakers so Cape May is pretty safe.
Mrs. William p. Ellison, of 1926 Walnut
street, has taken a cottage on New Jersey |
avenue and has had Mr.. and Mrs Henry H.
Ellison, of Briar HILL Rosemont, as her
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor have
aiken a cottage for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Clifton Adams are
their Stockton avenue cottage.
Mrs. Adams daughter, Miss Margaret |
smith, has gone to camp for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund ]. ID. Coke have
come to Cape May for the summer, where
hey are occupying their cottage, COS Frank
in street,
Mr.. John MeFadden spent several days
lere as the guest OF Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Davis,
Mrs William Hamilton Jenerys and her
laughter, Miss Nancy Jefterys of 100 West
Walnut lane, Germantown, have come to
Iape May for the summer, Doctor Jefferys
viii spend the week-ends here.
Mrs. Claude Howard, OF Baltimore is
eglstered at the Chalfonte and will be re-
nembered as the popular Margaret Whit
IRm, OF Germantown, whose brother, DR..
ay, Whitman. married Miss Mary f. Rob
rts daughter OF George w. b, Roberts.
Mrs. Arthur S. Harding OF Woodbins
venue Oyerbrook. gave a dinner party
olowed by an informal dance. at the Red
dill last week.
Mrs. Jasper Y Brinton has Joined the cot
age colony.
Mrs. James b. Walker has arrived TO at
end the Friends Conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles CantTell. OF Over
Iook, have returned TO their home. They
lade trip here by motor, Mr., Cantrelps
ar was the one artistlcally decorated with
amber roses which won the first prize
a the Fourth OF July parade
Miss Lindsay Satterield. formerly of
but now a resident Of wash
lgton, is entertaining a house party Of az
raetiye Virginia girls They are Miss
Notices for the soeIsty DaEs wiz BE- 40
segted and printed IN the Eyeni9x LedEer.