Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-10
GREEN WILL BE CHIEF
COLOR ON BOARDWALK
AT SHORE THIS SPRING
Rich, Glinting Hue Dominates
Dress Parade and Is Highly
Popular With Fashiona-
BILE Womenfolk

= ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. i0-aGreen is 4
be the earlv spring color on tho Board
walk not the h=s that is almost black
but the rich. gllntlng green of the set
when u glitters IN the sunshine Greer
was found in a thousand forms YESTERDAY
and today among the fashlonably clad
thousands on the Boardwalk,
There we're green hats. topcoats Of darI
green. ripping green skirt of corduroy
worn with Hudson scnI hip length
Jacket and finally a full costume OF rich
/. green velvet. clothing the person OF a
young matron whose fur cavalry cap
contained a green plume.
Charles NJ schwaO. president Of the
Bethlehem Steel Company, who has been
occupying suite at the Hotel Traymore
during the week, and who planned to ex-
tend his stay for another week. has been
forced TO curtail his visit owing to busl-
mess matters demanding his personal at
tention in New York Mr. Schwab came
to the shore in his private car and
planned TO spend a large part of his time
while here in playing golf.
Miss NJ. OMeara. who is Mt the Chelsea
with her sister, Miss Helen OMeara, OF
overbrook. and Miss Norma Hodgdon, OF
New York, was very attractive In n
smart brown and black check tnileur with
n broad-brfmmed black beaver and white
fursa The second Miss O'Meara wore a
stylish coat suit OF small checks with
black furs. while Miss Hodgdon was In
brown with furs In keeping and a green
crowned hat that was very becoming.
The Casino Is a popular gathering place
for Philadelphia society folk On the
sun-deck or passing through there ere
noted yesterday MIR. and .drs William w.
Filter, Rachel Filter and William Won
derley Fitler. Jr. Mrs. Walter s. Massey
and Mrs. Edward Trasel. OF Torresdale:
Mrs Ellison Walbaum. Of Bryn Mawr;
Mr., and Mrs. William ]. Sewcl Jr..
Mrs. William +. Gest, OF Merton, and N.rs.
q. II. Freddy, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Mason. OF
Ardmore: Miss Jennie ID. Walton. Mrs
II. N. Stephens and Miss y. Elsasser,
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Bctz. Sd, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. II. Thomas and Mrs. w. o. Ro-
land. Mr. and Mrs II .. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles b. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murdoch Kendrick and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Wood Wagner
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N Fell. of Ogontz,
are at the Marlborough Blenhem. Mr. |
and Mrs. f. q. Whitman, of Cynwyd !
are at the Traymore.
Mrs. @. G. Stephenson and Miss Stephen !
son are at the Chelsea, where Mrs. r. NJ. |
Oberteuffer and Miss Elizabeth Ober- !
euffer also are staying.
Mrs. c. +. Pugh, of Overbrool', is spend |
ing some time at the Dennis with Miss |
Esther Clement PuRh, her daughter. ,tr. ,
anu mrs itNtT are III 'nelSea. |
Judge Walter !. Dawklns, of Baltimore. |
is n visitor here with his niece. Miss |
Frances Dawkins.
Other Phladelphians here include Mrs. |
]. NJ. Stotesbury, of Upland: Mr. and Mrs. |
T. F. Durham. Archbishop Prendergast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Shand and party OF |
friends. Mr., and Mrs. j. Stanley Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Larzelere. Mrs. H. S.
who is here with Miss Mary r.
Shaw, of Baltimore; Mrs. H. l.. Mclean
Ralph Mclean and Mrs, j. w. Cooke, of
Lansdowne: Mrs, Austin Heckscher, Mr.
Ind Mrs. f. b. Hand. OF Fort Washing
on; Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Moyan, OF Ger
nantown; John II. McFadden and w.
Bailey. Mrs Henry II, Bonnell OF Chest
nut Hill. and Miss Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs
~. d. Sherrerd, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar G.
Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. Hare, OF
1yerbrook;. Mr.. and Mrs. William Post,
dr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parks, Charles NJ
Boswell Mrs f. A. Willis, Miss Marion
King, Miss E. Donaghy, James F. Nc
'arey. Morris Hewitt. D. r. Snedaker
Dr.. and Mrs. C.. L. Furbush and Miss
'urbush, Mrs. II. II. Heist and Miss Eliz-
beth Helst, Mrs. Thomas H. Macdonald,
)r. Jane Scott, Miss Rae and Miss f.
larry.