Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-22
Seaside Resorts
Photo by Phillips Studio.

Wooden Way radiated a spirit of joyous
ness today. for the weather was delight
fully balmy and there were no everhang-
ing clouds threatening to ruin milady's
fnery. So every one emerged from furs
and top wraps in their very newest and
best spring togs, all of which made the
famous Esplanade a delight to behold.
SO colorful are the modes this year that
one has become rather blase to the Won
derfully ncongruous combinations. Scotch
plaid hosiery combining red blue and
green, with a dash of yellow, were worn
by a girl in a dark-blue tailored suit and
n Harry Lauder hat.
Miss Doris Miller, who is at the Chelsea
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Miller, was on the Walk attired in a
gray-and-black checked tailored suit and
n black turban, encircled with pink roses
n large corsage of sweet peas added n
becoming touch.
Miss Elsie p. Lyons was on the Chelsea
Walk attired in a dark blue coat suit
bound with black braid. She wore navy
blue sailor with green-and-red fancy.
Miss Margaret Hughes. of Melrose Park.
who is staying at the Chelsea with Mrs.
A. w. Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Campbell, wore with her slate-gray sports
suit purple scarf and large purple
sailor .....
Miss Leta Sullivan. who has been hero
for fortnight, was In a rolling chair this
afternoon. looking especially well in her
dark blue serge suit. white fox furs and
blue sailor, simply trimmed with blue-and-
white ribbon. Mrs Ferdinand Graves,
who is at the Brighton chose narrow
black leather as the establishment OF her
dark blue serge suit. She wore a becom-
ing hat of blue. edged with blue horsehair
braid. Miss Miriam Megargee and Miss
Lorna Megargee viewed the Boardwalk
lie nfN
chair.
Miss Julia MacMakin is wearing a tai
lored sailor hat with her citron-colored
sports suit.
Another attractive Philadelphia girl on
the Walk was Miss Sarah Blackburn, who
was attired in n brown and black checked
Norfolk suit and brown sailor.
Miss Marie Garrity was admired in a
smart-tailored gown, having a skirt and
black and white striped accordion plated
serge and blue-braided bodice worn with
a blue turban having a blue wing as its
sole adornment.
Miss Marie Camblos wore a dark blue
suit built with cape effect and a chrome
and blue straw hat.
Mr.. George Malpass has opened his cot
tage on Connecticut and Pacific avenues,
for the Easter season.
The Philadelphia colony at the Marl-
borough -Blenheim was augmented today
by Mrs S, NJ. Peirsol, Miss Alice Kitchens
Miss Hortense Rigley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence p. Culin, Mr. and Mrs Edward Bell,
Mrs Alexander Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. c,
]. Rainear and Miss Noblit.
At the Chelsea from Philadelphia, are:
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Bradley Ellis, Mrs. Flor
ence Huhn Walsh Miss Phyllis Walsh,
Mr., and Mrs. w. H. Tevis HUM, Mr.. w.
II. Tevis Huhn. Jr., Mr.. John McDeard, Sd,
DIR. and Mrs. Il. d. Castro. Mr.. George N.
Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. +, ID. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. e. C.
Miller. Miss d. A. Miller, Mr.. Z. C. Miller.
Jr., and Mrs. Austin Heckscher.
The Philadelphia contingent at the
Dennis today included Mrs. Clarence Kug.
Ter, Mrs. Thomas 10. Burlington, Mr. and
Mrs. David ID. Lupton. Mrs. Louis Forst.
ner, Mrs Edward Saxton. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph A. Short, Miss Short and Miss
Trudewlnd
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. wetherilI motored
down from Philadelphia and are at the
Traymore, where the following Philadel-
phians are making their seashore home:
Miss Emile Fricke, Mrs. II W. X Hale,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry s. Montgomery, Miss
Isabel NJ. Montgomery, Mrs. George Watts
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Bromley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene W. Fry and Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Il. Warner.
OCEAN CITY. April 22.-Every train
INV NiAAo ANSoAN ApA the last IcH uaJn mas
been bringing hundreds of visitors from
Philadelphia and its suburbs. and the
greatest Easter throng ever here Is the
general prediction.
One OF the big attractions for tonight
Is the dance at c. ElIwood Carpenters
Casino Club on the Boardwalk.
William o. Miller. buTsar OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania. will give a song
recital in the First Presbyterian Church,
Monday evening.
City Treasurer William Mccoach and
wife, OF Philadelphia, are enjoying the
holidays In their Atlantic avenue cottage.
Past Commodore ]. Ralph Wilson and
family, OF Philadelphia, are at their sum
mer home here.
Prof. John d. Mahoney. OF Philadelphia,
and his family have opened their cottage
for the Easter days
The Rev Dr. A. G. Kynett and family, |
OF Philadelphia, are at their cottage.
Mr.. Thomas F. Armstrong and family, |
OF Philadelphia. are among the cottagers.
Mr.. j. Clark Moore and wife, OF Phila-
delphia, are here for the Easter season.
Dr. Charles Il. Gilden and family, OF
are here for Easter
Mrs. Robert WeimeF OF PHILADELPHIA,
has opened her bay villa.
Nj. and Mrs. Clark Dillenbeck and
family, OF Chestnut Hul are At thslr,
apartments IN the Palatine. on the Board
walk.
Among the guests Of the Breakers ara
Mr. " W. SAetchlsy ana family Mr. =
A. Wilkinson and family and Mr. ana
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