Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-19
HIGH WINDS MAR
PLEASURE AT SHORE
Atlantic City Visitors Turn to
Indoor Sports-Swimming
Pools Attract Many

ATLANTIC CITY, April 10. - More
teasing weather deprived the Boardwalk
of its usual dash and vim and most OF
the visitors sought indoor diversions. The
swimming pools were crowded this morn
ing with those who so in for aquatic
sports There was nothing new in bath
ing attire. Many of the women wore the
one-piece Jersey suits.
In the late afternoon the cafes were
crowded The submarine grill Of the
Traymore entertained a merry party.
Colonel George Kavanaugh and Mrs
Kavanaugh. of New York, were hosts TO
a group of friends. Mrs. Kavanaugh wore
very attractive rose costume with cha
peau in harmony
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Lyman Smith also
entertained friends on this occasion. Mrs,
Smith wore dark blue tailored suit with
dark furs and n iaunty spring hat.
Mrs. Archibald White. Of New York,
was the centre of an interested group
Mrs White wore dark blue taffeta
frock with full overskrt, edged with
frillings of taffeta, and built with Puritan
collar and cuffs OF white NULL Mrs
Whites hat was crowned with straw and
built with broad brim of black maline.
Mr.. and Mrs. White gave a dinner party
the night before for Count Won Bern
storff
Mrs. Charles De Ford Besore was
among those who entertained on this oc-
casion. Mrs. Besore was a symphony In
brown, her frock being of brown taffeta
adorned with GeOrgette crepe Of the same
hue with close fitting chapeau to match,
built with n tall brown satin bow.
Mr.. Warren X. Miller, ex-District Al.
torney of Lehlgh County, is among the
visitors.
Miss Nora Bayes. Donald Camera, Miss
u aNNra
ed down from New York and are at the
Traymore for n few days.
Mrs. John p. Connolly was on the Walk
this morning attired in a dark blue cos
tune with white fox furs and dark
blue straw turban.
Miss Anna Mcmahon chose purple
hat wreathed with pansies with her dark
blue serge tailored coat suit.
Mrs. II. b Montgomery entertained at
bridge at her Chelsea cottage today for
Mrs. l. w. Dyer of Washington, ID. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Jackson, of Phil
adelphia will spend Easter at the Sea-
view Country Club where they will be
joined by Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wilkins.
Commodore and Mrs. Samuel II. Whan
returned to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
They will return to their Chelsea cottage
on Friday and will have as their guests
over the Easter season Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bradley and Miss Katherine White, OF
Pnllauelpnlu.
Mrs. NJ. T. Somers and the Misses SOM
ers will entertain house party over Eas-
ter at their Ventnor cottage. Their guests
will be Miss Marion Mulford. Miss Esther
Mulford. of Wayne, Pa; Miss Lucille Nor
ris, Mr.. Maurice Erkhart, Mr.. Harry Lei
scher and Mr. Arthur Myer. of Philadel-
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Adams will have
| ms their guests over Easter Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chandler, of Vineland. N j.
Mrs, Charles Sumner Moore has issued
cards for musical ten to be given at her
Ventnor home, 16 South Plaza place.
| Tuesday afternoon, April 25, for Mrs.
Hustead and Miss Tillman. Mrs Moore
is the daughter of Senator Ben Tillman.
Kenneth Durant is here for few days.
accompanied by c. s. Williams, Jr.. of
| New York.
| Mrs, ]. l.. McEwan. ]. L. McEwan and
Miss Gertrude Roe McEwan are at the
Dennis until after Easter.