Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-28
JAMESTOWN, r. l., July 2s.

JAMESTOWN, r. L., July %.
loGGY and rainy weather has confined
the social activities Of the last few
Fs to indoor dongs and golf, tennis and
~ yer sports enthusiasts have perforce
''led down to cards, tea and knitting.
ae Casino and Bluebird verandas have
cen crowded with tea drinkers every after
pon, and the Mission Room at the Bay
view is another gay gathering place
Mrs Edward o. Shakespeare, of 103
'uth Twenty-nrst street. has organized n
ommittee to make and fill comfort bags
gor the soldiers on the Mexican border. Mrs
y a. Hengst and Miss Il. f. Hoopes are
ssslsting her. Many of the women of
Jamestown have turned in some beautiful
ndwork to help fill these bags.
among those teaing at the Casino yes
rday were Mrs c. A. Heckscher wetherill,
= and Mrs. Thomas g. Ashton, Mr. and
Us II. B. Gross, Mrs. Lowering, Miss
athryn Converse, Miss Esther Jean Boch-
an Miss Frances Leaf and Miss Helen
III iafshall
Admlra and Mrs Gleaves gave dinner
tne Casino on Monday night for Adj
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wood entertained
party of jamestown friends at the Mar
'agansett Pier Casino on Sunday.
ALLAN llC Cll1. July 2S.
I, MI RS. ALBERT BALTz gave a large
4f1 luncheon and bridge at the Alamac
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Batz fol-
lowed the custom of having both a con-
ISOLATION prize and first prize for each
liable. They were gold thimbles and silk
embroidery bags. The players were Mrs.
Harry Parsons. Mrs Thomas L. Rogers,
Mrs. Charles Weld, Mrs. Bertram Fra zier,
Miss Mary McCauley, Miss Iona McCauley,
Miss Jennie Parker, Mrs. william Torchi-
ana, Mrs. James Holihan, Mrs William
Metzger. Mrs. Jacob Baltz, Miss Vera
Welzel, Mrs. Albert III. Ladner, Jr, Mrs.
Eerdinand A. Loeb. Mrs. John Ragatz. Mrs.
FREDERICK Rollman Mrs. Leon Rubens Miss
Kate Winter. Mrs william Sauter, Miss
Emma Ginther, Mrs. George G.. J. FleclS,
Mrs. Thomas Sinclair, Mrs. Louis j.
Waechter, Mrs. Harry Griesel. Mrs. A.
Lincoln Myers. Mrs Herman Murdoch,
Mrs. John Gustlne, Mrs. Nette Rutland,
Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Albert Samson,
Mrs. Granville lie Maistre, Mrs, Charles
Daniel. Mrs. George Shisler, Mrs. William
Wheeler, Mrs. Herbert Stoer, Mrs Frank
Park, Mrs. George Clamer, Mrs. Minnie
Joerger Mrs. Jennie Lowenstein, Miss
Lillian welzel. Mrs Mack Latz. Mrs. Gus
tavus Seidel, Mrs. Samuel Whan, Mrs.
William Coll. Mrs. Frank Schanz, Mrs. AL
bert Ladner. Mrs. Bertha Vollmer. Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Berger Miss Jessie Evans
Schanz, Mrs. Franz Ehrlich. Mrs. Florence
Garnet. Mrs. William Berger, Mrs. David
McClinch. Mrs. Clarence Doan, Mrs. James
McConaghy, Mrs. John Bradley and Mrs.
Richard Bennis.
One of the most successful charity bridge
parties of the season was held at the Strand
for the benefit of a home for invalid chill
dren. Among the Philadelphans who con-
ttibuted to the success of the party were I:
The Misses Vondcrhorst, Mrs. Il. A. Foy,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hamilton. Mrs. r. p. Page. Mrs.
Ethel Keedltler, Mrs. Irwin Brandt, Miss
Claire Robinson, Mrs. Charles Deisinger,
Mrs, w d. Hartupee. Mrs. c. Il. House.
Mrs. S. r. Schwartz, Mrs. c. A. Blanchard.
Mrs. John Stafford, Mrs. George Weller.
Mrs. Harry C. Straus. Mrs. f. A. Story.
Mrs. Arthur Story, Mrs. Thomas Kessler,
Mrs. Howard C. Story Mrs. I. II. Harper,
Miss Mary E. Whitley Miss Mildred Nor
gan, Mrs. II. d. Stewart Mrs. II. F.. Morris,
Jr., Mrs. II. r. Holmes, Miss Anna Con-
nelly. Miss Mathilde Eagan, Mrs. Alfred
Wolstenholme, Miss Emma j, Bruner, Mrs,
Charles +, Bonsor, Mrs T. n. Brighton,
Mrs. Clarence Kugler, Mrs Emily Gray PEN
dleton, Mrs, william Gyger, Mrs w. p. Mif-
fin, Miss Emma Sheltzline. Mrs. Vance w
Mills, Mrs, Warren Buzby Mrs. H. S. Mont
gomery, Mrs, William Erb. Mrs. ]. b. Pus-
sey, Mrs. C. l.. Dreher, Mrs Richard
Wheeler Mrs Myrtle Lake, Mrs. W, /. Dyer,
Mrs. NJ. e. Rose. Mrs Clarence Keene. Mrs.
C. NJ. Stone. Mrs. John Snyd. Mrs. A. w.
Knecht, Mrs. Clifford A. MacMunn, Mrs.
Ralston Moore Mrs j. A. Bradshaw, Mrs.
George A. Bigelow, Mrs. Charles O'Neill,
Mrs. Milton on, Mrs. w. +. Richie, Mrs.
Walter Hayden, Miss julie Bennis and Miss
Elsa Benrls.
OCEAN CITY, July 2s.
VOUNG women among the cottage colony
i here are much interested in the contest
for the place of leading woman in the mo-
tion-picture scenes OF Ocean City, to be
presented at local theatre during the
month OF August, Included among the
leaders are Miss Marion Harris Miss Violet
Marshall and Miss Blanche Stevenson, who
are making a strong fight TO obtain the lead
ing role in the voting contest Mr. Alfred
A. Otto, Mr.. John Gess!er. Mr.. A. orhees
Anderson, Mr.. w. Guy Worthington, Mr..
Elliott Stinson and Mr.. Ellwood Carpenter,
Jr,, are having struggle for the role OF
leading men.
Preparations are being made by the young
summer visitors. members of the Casino
Club, TO present "Pinafor in the club
rooms in the rear future. There win be
so in the cast. The rehearsals will be under
the direction OF Mrs. James Litteheld, and
Mr.. c. E,lwood Carpenter will direct the
staging. An awning stripe dance will be
a novelty at the clubrooms this evening
There will be a unique dance tomorrow
evening by Mr., c. Ellwood Carpenter, Jr.,
and Miss Dorothy Miller, arranged to the
music of THE Hungarian Rhapsody"
Mrs. David Knapp. of West Ninety-Csc-
ond street New York. has returned home
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George Henry
Smith. Of Philadelphia, at their summer
home here.