Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-01
GOLF TOURNAMENT
OPENSSOCTAL SEASON
Thirty-two Members of the As
sociation Participate in Fifth
Annual Event, Extending
Over Three Days
"pREPAREDNEss ON 4THo
Navy Department will Send Two Gun
boats and Five Submarines TO
Celebration

CAPE MAY, July 1.-THE social events
OF the season started of we'll with the fifth
annual invitation tournament OF the wom.
ems Association of the Cape May Golf
Club. which was played Wednesday. Thurs.
day and yesterday. The 90 golfers we're
Mrs. Frank Botz, Miss Eleanor Bispham,
Mrs. George @, Green, Mrs. Philip Castner,
Mrs. George oats suddards, Miss Craig,
Miss II. F'nckel, Mrs. Francis Doyle, Miss
d. Doyle Mrs. w. NJ Mayhem Miss Kath-
crime Thompson, Mrs. Fred L. Harding, Mrs.
Howard e. Pepper. Miss Marie Starr, Mrs.
william NJ. Weaver. Mrs. T. Herman Vet
terieln. Miss Julia Grinlt, Mrs Frank j.
Galley, Mrs Basil Harris, Mrs. Russell M.
wagar. Mrs John w. Emack, Mrs Will
lam b. Elliott, Miss NJ Doyle, Mrs. r.
Walker Starr, Mrs C. t. wetherill, Miss M
Grif1th, Miss Rena Dimond. Mrs. J. d.
Baker. Mra. Herbert Fox, Mrs William
II. Heulings, Jr.. Miss II. c. shearer and
Miss II. C. Newbold.
Practically everything 10 in readiness for
the big preparedness Day" celebration to
be given next Tuesday. The Navy Depart
ment has detailed two gunboats and five
submarines to participated in the events and
to maneuver in the Cape May Harbor. John
Wanemaker will deliver the Fourth of July
grafton in the morning from the porch of
the Corinthlan Yacht Club. In the after
noon there will be n land parade, In which
the marines and civic societies will take
part. In the evening there will be bril-
liant display of fireworks
The Corinthian Yacht Club will give an
Independence Day dance on Monday night,
and during the progress of the dance will
set Off a display of fireworks in the Cape
May Harbor.
Drifton, are occupying cottage here for
the summer.
Judge William d. Lippncott, of Burling-
ton County, N. j.. courts, and Mrs Lippin-
colt, are spending the season at the Column
bia.
Mrs. f. W. Aiken is staying with Mr..
and Mrs. w. Warren Shaw at their cottage
on Stockton ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wallace Hailowell and
miss Dorothy Hallowell, who passed the
early season at the Pocono Mountains, ar
rived at the Hotel Cape May on wednes-
day to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roswell Ransom, of At
lanta, Ca, son-in-law and daughter OF
United States Senator Hoke Smith, OF
Georgia. are staying at the Hotel Cape May
for the summer.
Mrs George Stevenson and Mrs s. M.
Griffin, of Philadelphia, and Mrs. G. B.
stevenson, OF Germantown, are here for an
extended sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Pearson have ar
rived at their Beach avenue cottage, where
they will remain until the eQd of September
Attorney General John W. wescott. who
nominated Woodrow Wilson at the Balti-
more convention In 1872 and at the st
Louis convention, is occupying cottage on
Stockton avenue, where he and his family
will remain throughout theyentire summer
season.
Mr. and Mrs. t. #. Dixon are in cottage
on Kearney avenue, where they will pass
the summer
Mr., and Mrs. Francis ]. HILL who have
ore of the handsome show cottages at Beach
avenue and Jefferson street, have opened II
for the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Harris have opened
their cottage at New Jersey and Trenton
avenues for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bernard Hilliard, of
ealem. are occupying cottage at Cape May |
Point for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Forsyth have |
opened their cottage on Beach avenue for |
their summer sojourn.
John Nields Bancroft and Miss winlfred |
Bancroft, OF Ardmore. have apartments at |
the Columbia Hotel.
(. Captain A. B. Willis. U. s. NJ, with Mrs.
Willis and Mrs. Hardy, is staying here |
for a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Houghton and Miss
aoughton, of Boston. accompanied by Miss
for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Justi are in their
cottage on Columbia avenue, and they will
remain until late in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doran are in cot
tage on Columbia avenue where they will
stay until September
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Castner have ar
rived Mt their Beach avenue cottage where
they will pass the summer
], MT. and Mrs. /. Joseph Pocher, of New
York, are occupying their cottage on South
Lafayette street, and will entertain Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Folwell. Jr.. OF Philadelphia.