Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-27
ATLANTIC CITY. Jul

- T RS. THOMAS L. ROGERS will enter
i tain at bridge next Tuesday afternoon
honor Of Miss Mary Sweeney, whose en-
cement to Mr. Louis A. Young was re-
ntly announced.
Mrs Robert L. White has Issued cards
r luncheon and bridge to be given at
e Chelsea Yacht Club on Wednesday,
AuRust 2.
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph Daibey. of Youngs-
: own, o., are spending -re summer with
: tMr. and Mrs. John Slnnott at their cottage,
10 South Connecticut avenue.
Captain and Mrs. Van Busilrk are oc-
cupylng their cottage, 1O1 South Connect-
cut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Manwaring. of Ger
mantown, have opened their cottage on Vic
torla avenue. Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knauer are enter
tanning their son-in-law ana daughter, the
Rev. Chester Irwin and Mrs. Irwin, and Miss
Irwin of Howe, Ind. at their cottage at
Ventnor.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Faunce. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Faunce and Mr. Herbert
Faunce are a motor trip TO Rangeey, Me.
Several members of the Chelsea Yacht
Club will entertain at dinner at the club
house before the dance. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
]. Stoer will have Miss Claire Roesch, who
will be queen of the water carnival on Sat
urday; Miss Helene Roesch, her maid of
honor; Mr.. George Roecch Mrs Herbert
Stoer and Mrs. Nettie Rutland as their
entertain at dinner for DR.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dalbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Martin gave din
ner in the submarine grill of the Tray
more Their guests were Mrs. John Nc
Closkey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Mccall, Mr..
and Mrs. Bolton and Mr. and Mrs Ham,
mon.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ C. Mullen have Miss
Margaret Mullen and Miss Helen Mullen
as their guests.
Mrs Charles Knittel gave a luncheon of
six covers at the Marlborough -Blenheim on
Tuesday.
CAPE MAY, July 81.
TIME continued rain did not discourage
i the lovers OF surf bathing and among
the constant ones were Mrs, Harrie F.
Reed, of Haverford. who with her beau
tiful children is registered at the Stockton
villa for the entire summer; Miss Alice
McCabe, Mr.. Erwin Garrett Mrs. f. o.
Richards and her brother. Mr. whitton
Evans, Mrs. r, Walter Starr and Miss
Marie Starr Miss Eleanor Westcott and
the Satterfelds,
Mrs. Langdon Lea returned on Tuesday
from visiting friends In Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs Henry S. Reed, Of Chest
nut Hill, are occupying their cottage on
Kearney street. Mrs. Reed spent Tuesday
in Philadelphia.
MT. ana MTS, lnOTlaS WTlBBlnS HdNe
returned to town after having spent the
month of July at the Stockton Villa.
Miss Dorothy Kidder. of Germantown,
arrived here on Tuesday to visit friends for
several days.
WILDWOOD. July 27.
HNHE Snow Moon Campfire Girls, of
i Darby. Pa. are spending a week at the
Aberdeen, on East wildwood avenue. In
the party are Miss Esther Martin. Miss
Ethel Coombs Miss Edith Glass, Miss Ethel
Shaw, Miss Lorraine Blenderman. Miss
Anna Swope, Miss Gladys Blendermnn,
Miss Beatrice Briddes Miss Elsie Sobbe,
Miss Ada Briddes Miss Ruth Eiher. Miss
Kathryn Beecher and Miss Marion Rob-
erts Mrs. Paul Ludwig is chaperoning
the party.
Mrs Anna oliver. OF Newark. n. j.. Is
stopping at the Dorsey,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. James of Boston,
is spending two weeks at the Hotel Dayton.
Mr.. ]. Leo Brown, of the Malta Boat
Club. Philadelphia, is spending some time
at the Edgeton Inn.