Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20
NAVAL OFFICERS HOSTS AT
BALL ON U. S. S. NEW YORK
Many Members Of Philadelphia Colony at Jamestown
Among Guests at Brilliant Affair-News of Local
Interest From Cape May and Other Resorts

| Mrs. Frank Schanz Mrs Minnie Joereer
| Mrs Charles Berger, Mrs. Gustavus Seide1
| Miss Jessie Evans Schans, Miss Lillian
Wel2el and Miss Vera welzel.
OCEAN CITY, ~ j., July 20.
| THB convention OF the New Jersey
J. Mothers Congress and Parent-Teachers'
Associations here this week has aroused
J the interest Of not only many of the resi-
dents, but also number Of cottagers, and
| a branch of the Parent-Teachers' Assocl.
alton will be organized in this city.
Quite a few Of the cottagers have their
| CANNES with them and they are preparing
| to enter them in the citys first dog show,
| which is soon to be held at the Casino
| Club.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Lowry and their fam
lily, of Philadelphia, are at their cottage
Mr.. Harvey c. Miller and his family are
| occupying their Wesley avenue cottage
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Palmer are also
| occupying their cottage on Wesley avenue.
Mr.. William Mclaughlin and his family
are among the cottagers here.
Miss Mildred H. Cole and Miss Ethel
Cole, Of Merchantville, are spending the
| summer here.
DR.. Leroy NJ ENNIS. of Philadelphia,
| ia n visitor.
The Row Charles l. FitzGeorge and Mrs.
FitzGeorge and their niece, Miss Mayola
Mathis, OF Camden, are here for few
weelSB stay
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Hetherington. of
| Philadelphia, are here for a protracted
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Benzlng, are among
the summer residents.
Mr.. II. T. Wilson and his family. OF
Philadelphia, are spending some time here.
Also Mr.. James II. Trenchard, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Joslin. Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Bit
ting, Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Ritter and Mr..
Grant Wright and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. william II. Horn and their
daughter Miss Florence Horn, OF Phila-
delphia, who are cottagers here. take oc-
casonal trips on their cruiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Schermerhorn
OF West Philadelphia, are occupying their
Central avenue cottage.
Mr. II. r. Patterson and his family have
opened their Ocean avenue cottage.
WILDWOOD, July 20.
DIZZY departures in styles among both
~ bathers and promenaders are furnished
daily in great abundance along the beach
front. Flower designs on the crowns OF
piquant bathing caps worn by the fair surf
devotees are among tho most notable of
these innovations. Large white daisies, suf-
frage-hued sunfiowers and flaming peonies
flaunt their hues from the heads of tho mer-
maids, and when, as often happens, a con-
siderable number of bathers wearing this
style of headgear are brought together the
over which the breakers are swrling in
cheerful abandon. on their neither extremi-
ties are to be dlscerned natty half hose also
running to yellow and bright crimson or
green's as the case might be- The back to
nature" tendency in leg apparel. noticeable
at the beginning of the season is becoming
more pronounced as the season progresses.
Miss Edna Meyer and Miss Ida Haug-
stoffer, of Centre Square, Pa, at the
Hotel Derbyshire. I'.+
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blumblum, Miss
Bertha Blumblum and Mr.. George Sheer
are spending their vacation at the Jones
cottage on East Andrew avenue.
Miss Myrtle L. Pavitt one of wildwood's
aquaplane artists, gave n very interesting
exhibition last Sunday behind the Stone
Harbor boat landing.
Mrs Elizabeth Palmer, of the Satterlee
Apartments, West Philadelphia is here for
the summer.
Mrs. Ida e. Eggert, of Philadelphia, has
purchased the H. c. Grosscup property and
will make it her permanent home. 80