Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-26
CAPE MAY, July 20.

TNHE rain yesterday did not halt the vari-
i GUS activities of the day. which were
numerous. The womens golf tournament
was in full swing, although the participants
came in dripping with water, but happy in
having made excellent scores Among those
on the clubhouse veranda were Mrs. Arthur
Colahan, Mrs. Huelings. who is a now men,
Der and an enthusiastic ono; Mrs. w. ".
Stevenson, Miss Marie Starr, Miss Rena
Dimond and Miss Marguerite Dimond.
Probably the most attractive party of
the week was given Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Joseph B. Mccall at the golf club. She
entertained at bridge followed by tea, and
her guests included Mrs Caleb ]. Milne
Jr.. Mrs. Edward Grocer, Mrs. William
Drayton Grange. Mrs. Horace Eugene
Smith, Mrs. George w. Boyd, Mrs. Norman
Grey. Mrs. E. o. Richards Mrs David Ellis,
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson,
Miss Edith Smith. Miss Mary Smith, Miss
r. Walter Starr Mrs. Walter Freeman and
Mrs, Walter Cox.
Mrs. Jay Whitman. who is a guest at the
Chalfonte. gave an informal party at the
movies last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Gamble Latrobe will give
beach party this evening in honor of
Miss Louise House, of Baltimore. who Is
their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates, of Philadelphia.
who have taken n cottage for the summer.
entertained Mr. Arthur e. l. Jackson ovei
the weekend.
Dr. and Mrs. T. Holllngsworth Andrew
have taken a cottage for the remainder o.
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Dudley. OF 2SO7
Indian Queen lane. Germantown, have
opened their cottage for the summer. They
are accompanied by their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farr were among
the weekend guests here,
Miss Sue Heberton has returned home
after visit to the Misses McCabe at their
cottage on Columbia avenue.
A bridge party will be given tomorrow
evening at the Chalfonte. Among those
who will play will be Mr. and Mrs Claude
Howard. Mrs. Benjamin orton, Mr.. and
Mrs Jay Whitman, Mrs. Alexander Grant,
Jr.. Miss Ellen Orton, Miss Helen Buehler.
Miss Katherine Newbold. Mrs. Wyant. Mrs.
]. o. Nicholson. Miss Lindsay Satterheld
and Mr. Frederick Satterfeld.
Mrs. Benjamin Orton entertained a few
friends informally at bridge on Monday
morning at the Chalfonte.
The boat running between Cape May
and Philadelphia, which made its first trip
on Sunday, had Dr. r. Walter Starr as a
passenger
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaylord have re-
turned to their home In Germantown after
having spent the weekend as the guests
of Miss Catherine DeerirG at her cottage.
Mr. Harold Foster will spend fort
night here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Smith, of Balti-
more, are registered at the Stockton Villa
for several weeks.
Mr.. Richard Norris and Mr.. William
Norris are making a short stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore are here for
a few days.
A dinner party at the Corinthian Yacht
Club included Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
Grocer, Mr.. and Mrs William ID. Grange,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Grey and Mr.. and
Mrs Richard c.. Norris,
A sale Of fancy and useful articles, cakes
and candies will be held today. tomorrow
and Friday for the benefit of the Presby-
terian church
The Juniors are having tennis tourna-
ment at the Cape May Golf Club. Among
those entered are Miss Louise Grey Miss
Mabel Reid, Miss Elizabeth Pearson, Miss
Lucy Grey, Mr.. Charles Justi. Mr. JACK
Grange. Mr.. William NJ. Bum, I'd, Mr. H.
M Justi Jr., Mr.. Donald Steele. Mr., Paul
Neall. Mr.. w Macfarland and Mr.. Herman
Grange.