Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-25
Seaside Resorts.

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Japanese nbre hats, built Of the enfnt me-
terial Of which fans are made and 1=r7
rated with Japanese scenes. added bHizNl
touch to the Boardwalk gathering today
Another novelty IN headnear were The
paper hats In unique designs. They ere
made Of fibre substance and do not give
the appearances Of paper.
Society centred last night at the Tray
more, where the combined musical clubs
OF Princeton University gave a concert
and dance; at the Atlantic City Yacht
Club. where the Easter Monday ban ~
always an important occasion. and At flfa
Seaview Country Club, where 2000 guests
mostly Philadelphians. enjoyed a dinner
dance.
DaffodiIs were used profusely In the
decorations OF the tables at the Country
Club and the favors were we're symboiioal
Of the Easter season. Among those who
entertained parties were Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. c. Henderson, Dr. and Mrs waiter r.
Conaway, Mr. and Mrs. Newlin Hainss
Judge and Mrs. Clarence L. Cole Mr. and
Mrs. John p. Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Daniels. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Burk, Mr. and Mrs A. J. Carty, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. McDevltt, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
NJ e. Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs r. n,
Payne, Mr.. Emerson Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Balsinger Mr.. and Mrs, c. J.
Mrs. G. d. Dickey, Mr., and Mrs. Carlton
Geist, Mr.. and Mrs otto w Schaum, Mr..
and Mrs ID. Webster Bell. Mr.. and Mrs,
M. p. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Lang
Mr.. and Mrs, Albert II. Darnell, DR.. Floyd
H. Mccall, Mr., and Mrs. John NJ will
kins Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. BoolSmyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. william b. s. Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G, KoIb.
A number Of luncheons were given to-
1atr a. N1,a n,-sA. kANn al Nra a4.fa
Buck entertained at luncheon at the Dem
mis- for Mrs. A. M McBurney, OF Oak
Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Matthews
gave n small luncheon at the Chalfonte.
Mrs. c. r. shuman and Miss Dorothy
ShumRn, of Santa Barbara, Cal, gave q
luncheon at the Marlborough Blenheim
for Miss A. b. Sterrett and Miss E. ].
Sterrett, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs
f. r. Culbert entertained at the same
hotel for Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Hughes, OF
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Names l.. Arthur and their
family, Of Oak Lane, and Mr.. and Mrs.
b. f. Vandergrft, of Germantown. who
we're at the Glaslyn Chatham for over
Easter returned to their homes this after
noon. Mrs. Philip Jagode is at the Brigh-
ton with Mrs. Arthur Murphy, of New,
York
Mrs A. G. Jardela arrived at the
Traymore today. accompanied by Mrs
f. +. shawbacker and MIR. f. b. shaw
hacker. Mrs. J. S. Bunting, Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. NJ. Kraddock, OF Philadelphia. and Miss
Sara James, of Chester. are also at the
Traymore.
Mrs Sydney E. Hutchinson was ON
the Walk this afternoon, attired In .
smart tan Norfolk suit and a gray straw
hat with a floral crown.
Mrs James Francis Sullivan was all
in gray, her costume consisting Of a gray
tailored suit and small gray chapeau.
Mrs. C.. C.. Buckman's dark blue suit
emphasized the cape effect She wore a
blue straight.brimmed sailor decked with
white wings
Miss Julia A. Minniclt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas J. Minnick Of 1900
Falrmount avenue, who have a summer
home at Ventnor, was married at o'clock
this morning to Mr.. Carol Duncan, OF
Cleveland, at the Church of Our Lady
Star of the Sea, Chelsea. The Rev.
Father McShane, of the Cathedral, per-
formed the ceremony. which was fols
lowed by n wedding breakfast at the
Traymore. Covers were laid for Is guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan will live in Cleve-
land.