Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06
ATLANTIC CITY. July 6

Al Ian ~ vi July W.
THE beach sirens threatened early in the
| i season to cast aside hosiery when the
warm weather came. and despite the warn
| ings of the powers that be they have done so.
| So generally has the custom of bathing with
| out hosiery become that the life guards have
| given up all effort to persuade the devotees
| of the surf to put on stockings Coy maid
! ems are wearing bootees or half hosiery,
sometimes In pastel tints like those the kid
dies wear, but more often black socks.
| Ultra-modIsh bathing girls have adopted
Buster Brown bathing suits, made with
bloomers and belted Jackets
Chelsea seems like suburb of Phia-
delphia, there are so many residents of the
Quaker City there Mr.. and Mrs. f. Clar-
enre Miller Mr.. l.. c. Miller, Jr.. Miss Doris
Miller and Miss Mary r. Miller have taken
apartments at the Chelsea Hotel for the
balance of the season
Mr.. +. ]. FinlSenauer and Mr.. Il. S. Fink
enauer motored down for the Fourth. Mr..
and Mrs G. II. Shaw also came down in
their car as did Mr., and Mrs l. f. Schoen-
hut.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Strawbridge and
their family, who have been in Chelsea for
several weeks, returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Smith. Miss Gwen
dolyn Smith and Miss Elizabeth Hughes
are prolonging their stay In Chelsea.
Miss Julie E. Montgomery is at the Chel-
sea Hotel with Miss Helen Monmonier, OF
Baltimore.
Mrs Samuel II. Cramp and her daughter,
Mrs. h. C. Freed, are here for the sum-
mer
The Chelsea colony also includes Mr.. L.
Fuller Parsley, of Ardmore Mrs. c. j.
Scott OF Coatesville Mr. William Clayton
Jones' Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gibbs, Miss
Catherine Gibbs, of Ardmore; Mr.. ana
Mrs William A. Irving, Mrs. t. Il. Clyde
of Chester; Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A Preston
Mr. William w. Brown, Mr.. 7. w. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs T. f. Durham and Miss kath-
crime Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeves H. Iszard have
issued cards for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Ella Marie lzzard, to MT
Lawrence Eugene Morler, of Columbus o,
OH Tuesday, July is, at IL O'clock at lo'
South Amherst avenue, Nentnor
CAPE MAY, July 6.-Philadelphia's at
tractive set is being we'll represented here
during the season There have been nu-
merous house parties and every day more
cottages are opened and more people arrive
to fill up the hotels,
Miss Marion Hutchinson Button debu'
tante of last season, is the guest OF Miss
Louise Sinnckson Grey, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Norman Grey.
r. h.
the Fourth at the Corinthian Yacht Club.
His guests were Miss Helen Davds, Miss
Mary Eastwick, Miss Marie Starr, Miss Dor
othy Wilson, Mr.. Frank Rogers and Mr.,
Harry Sullivan. Another dinner was given
nv Mr and Mrs j. Ross Campbell, among
whose guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wallace
Hallowell. Miss Mildred Buck, Miss Edith
MontRomery Miss Dora Sexton, Miss Ethel
Campbell Mr.. Clarence Wollman, Mr., Mont
gomery and Mr., Andrews MT and Mrs
AdoIph L. Tafe and their family are regis
tered at the New Stockton villa, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Edwin Johnson are also guests at
the villa, which fronts on the beach.
Mr.. Hugh L. willoughby Jr., of Wynne-
wood. has returned to town after having
spent several days here.
Miss Dorothea oberteuner has returned
to her home in Haverford from short
stay here Dr. Bob" Torrey, OF grldiron
fame. has arrived also Mr.. Arthur Maris,
Miss Agnes Spencer is visiting friends,
Among the new members Of the Corinth-
ian Yacht Club are Mr. Writ L. Thompson,
Mr. Harlan @. Scott, Mr. Joseph Mccall,
whose boat Ernol Is in the harbor; Mr.,
Samuel Grocer, Nr L. A Yerkes Mr., Henry
w. Reed and Mr.. F. d. StovelL
Mrs David Young, of Germantown. and
Alfred S. Weill, Of Chestnut Hill, spent yes
terday here Mr.. and Mrs f. Spencer Mil
Ter. Sd, are occupying their cottage. as
usual as are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry b. Pat
ton. Mr. Howard Dunn, OF Germantown. is
spending several days here
Plans are under way for a dance TO be
held tomorrow evening at the Corinthian
Yacht Club.
JAMESTOWN. r. l., July 6.-A series OF
sunday night concerts were begun at the |
Bay View Hotel this week Among those |
on the hotel porch were Admiral n. e. |
Mason and Miss Mason, Mr.. Joseph Du |
nd n1HFa i
A. r. Getze. Mrs Ephraim Bree, Mrs T. |
D. Shakespeare, and her son, Mr. e. o. /
shakespeare. Jr Mrs. Charles Francis /
Bochman and Mrs. Edward Bowman Leaf /
The Jamestown Casino held Us opening !