Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

dance. Bessie DoWnS VIII De
1 eo". honor at dinner before the
res a. he given by Judge and Mrs.
oas.s wilkins Carr, and the 7.
% .rton Henrys will also give large
g,.s,o gnA, dinner tonight for about 30
's.s ,s The guests at the eotillon will
i .,,,ed by the patronesses, who
y ~. THOMAS De Witt Cuyler. Mrs.
. taor van Rensselaer,, Mrs. Ed
sT stotesbury, Mrs. Charles Bing-
+ w porrose and Mrs. Daniel l..
.s,nson. Jr. Mrs. Anthony Biddle
,o,rnIng, so she will not be pres
NJ
i. .hore was crowded over Lin
-. pirthday, and, even though the
~..,s.r proved stormy, most of those
,rsnt 20 Atlantic City found plenty
s,versIon in the theatres and cafes.
.',ordav the Boardwalk, which usu-
y. gllstens white with the sun, glis-
"a white with snow and Ice, and
.,nov Youngsters disported themselves
~, tbe slippery surface. A few stall
.,,s braved the elements on foot,
All, those less venturesome took the
~ sately ensconced in rolling chairs.
The Traymore, which, since It's re-
.,.rnr last summer, has been the
.',oo. for many Philadelphians, was lit
.,.lly ,ammed to the doors on Saturday
,v.piuF, the submarine grill proving
ma chief attraction, with it's finely pol
,.n,d marble floor and unique decora-
,ona. not to mention the fascinating
muho This feature Of the shore re-
,.rt has become so widely known and
20 much sought after that On addition,
IA bs called the peacock room, iB being
burt and decorated with murals cor
responding to those in the submarine
grill.
+ when one gazed UP through the glass
Inclosure in the ceiling at the goldfish
rleaming in the light, It seemed scarce
" possible that one was not at Palm
Beach or in the Bahamas, so complete
" has the tropical atmosphere been
preserved.
The craze for dancing is just as great
here as elsewhere, but owing to the
strict Sunday laws everything stopped
At mldginht on Saturday, so every one
cane early and stayed till the last min
ute. It was quite impossible to realize
that rain and wind were without, 1t
was so gay and festive indoors, with
every one you knew about. Harry
Lauder came in late in the evening in
his kits, and attracted much attention.
Among those spending the week.
md at the Traymore were Mrs. Charles
Bfinton Coke and her son, Mr.. Eek
Icy B. Coke, Jr., and Miss Caroline
slnkler, Of Charleston, S. c.; Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Vaughan Merrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph F. Lowering and their son, Mr..
Joseph f. Lowering, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs.
alvin Pardee and Miss Olive Pardee,
md Mr.. and Mrs. Morris r. Stroud.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Donner
Iere observed on the Boardwalk, also |
ir George Widener, Mrs. Robert c. NJ. |
'rcck and her son, Mr.. Henry G. Brock, |
nd Miss Mary Il. Gibson, Mrs. Charles
l. Howell and her daughter, Miss Jo- |
ephine Filter Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. |
evering Jones and Miss Charlotte |
ones, Mr. and Mrs Harold Mason, |
lfs, D. Braden Kyle and Mrs. Sydney |
frlngton Martin.
The Indoor Tennis Club will hold a
eek's tournament beginning today at |
headquarters, SO North 23d street, |
nd all the members are greatly inter-
'led In 1t. Among the regular mem
ers are Mrs. Randall Morgan, Mrs.
harlie Harrison, Jr., Mrs. Harrison
AMER Mrs. Harry Wilson, Miss Clara
hase, Miss Bertha Benson, Miss Ma
me Chase, Mrs, Roland Foullie, Mrs.
ddle Dale, Mrs. Hoxie Harrison
nith' Miss Elisa Fox, Miss Ruth Sui
van and Miss Gertrude Ostheimer.
The Daughters OF the Revolution, you
iow are to give an entertainment on
hursday afternoon at Witherspoon
all for the benefit OF the Battleship
ID Boy Scout Fund. Mrs. Thomas
'lter' Jr.. who is much interested in
e affair, told me she was bothered
'out mistake which was made in the
ihting' The tickets read Tuesday,
'oruary II, instead OF Thursday, so
. Is afraid some people will go to-
prov only to be disappointed. 1t is
y 70 De the case, as so often one looks
're at the day stated than the date.
would be pity TO miss the lecture
leh Mrs. Samuel Ammon will give on
'nuhental Memorial Hall and the
aVelogue pictures, which 1 am told
" be very fine.
Dorothy Norris will go down to Balti-
We today TO attend the fifth german
,ne Bachelors Cotillon. Her cousin,
spard Thompson, will give a dinner
ner honor before the cotillon at the
Nedere' Dorothy always has a won
llui time wherever she goes, and will
rely make hit in Baltimore. as she
IN New York and Narragansett, to
nothing of Paris.
near that about 30 girls around
sstnut Hill have started a luncheon
~ which viii meet at the various
4ses at intervals through the season.
rue Disston had the first meeting at
house, because she had one of the