Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-02
Resort News

CABE NAL. Aug, Z.
Visitors to the Corinthian Yacht Club
yesterday were many, owing TO the Atlantic
City races Commodore William ]. Starr,
of the Baltimore Yacht Club, is here with
his daughter and son, and had luncheon at
the club on Monday. They have come from
Annapolis and are on their way to New
London and Bar Harbor.
Mrs George Boyd has gone to Boston
to remain several days.
Mr.. Robert Bright of Chestnut Hill, has
again registered at the new Hotel Cape
May.
The tea was we'll attended on Satur-
day at the golf club, where putting and
golf took the attention of maid and matron.
Mrs George Grocer and Mrs William Dray-
ton Grange were the hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pancoast, OF Rit-
tenhouse square. have taken a cottage for
the remainder OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ward spent the
Weekend here with friends. Mrs. Ward
Is the daughter Of DR.. Ellis Thompson, prln-
clpal of the Boys High School.
Mr.. Plantou Middleton, of Phil-Ellena
street Germantown, has returned to town
after spending several days at this re-
sort.
Mrs. George A. Brooke and Miss Char
lotte Brooke, Of Germantown. have taken
n cottage.
MT. ana MIS-, J. =, muTldBn, OF west
Chester. will arrive this week for a pro-
ionged stay.
Mrs Robert Heberton, of st. Martins
has arrived for fortnights stay.
Mrs. Thomas Stackhausen entertained
informally at bridge on Friday afternoon
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Kolf, of Iaverford,
are registered at the New Stockton Villa
Ior two weeks.
Mrs. A. Noel entertained Informally ut
bridge on Monday afternoon at the golf
club
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Heulings, Jr, will
entertain at dance tomorrow evening
in honor of their small daughter, Miss Sa-
lone Heulings.
OCEAN CITY, Aug 2
The benefit concert given at the Ocean
City Yacht Club Monday evening by the
Ocean City Branch of the New Jersey
Soldiers Relief League drew large
audience, and the unusually excellent
program was thoroughly appreciated.
The overture, civilian Tell" by Rossini.
was artistically given by the members of
the Philadelphia Orchestra now playing
here under direction of Mr., John X. Witze-
mann. The program included tenor solos
by Mr. Bernard Poland. soprano. solos by
Miss Mary Barrett and Mrs. Alfred NJ
Gray. violin solo by Mr.. Witzemann, and
numbers by Mr.. Karl Kneisel, Miss Jeanne
De Rousse and Miss Eleanor Shaler.
The local committee of the Central Com.
mlttee comprised Mrs. William ID. Sherrerd,
OF Haddonfeld and Ocean City, and chair
man for South Jersey; Mrs. Alfred NJ Gray
and Mrs. Frederick A. Slack.
WILDWOOD, Aug. 2.
Mr.. C. w. Wade and Miss Laura Yerkes,
of Philadelphia, spent Sunday at this
resort.
Miss A. Clarke. of Philadelphia is spend
ing the season at the Strand.
Miss NJ. Stritzel Miss Hetty GrunInger.
Mr.. NJ. Liney and Mr.. f. Henschel. of
Philadelphia, are spending some time at
this resort.
Mr., G. Howard Lanning, Of Boise City,
Idaho, is spending two weeks with his
brother. Mr.. S. A. Lanning, at his cottage
on Cresse avenue.
Nearly two hundred members, accom-
panied by their wives and friends. attended
the might in Southland" given at the Holly
Beach Yacht Club on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pauline Henzler is spending a few
weeks here.
Twenty-Five members of the Singing Club
of SIS. Peter and Paul's Church, OF Camden,
made the Hotel Reading their headquarters
over the weekend.
Mr. Misha Ference, the noted tenor, Is reg
istered at the Hotel Dorsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Watkins and their
family. OF Philadelphia, are being enter
tained at Rowland Hall.
Mrs John Nolan and her daughter, Miss
Evelyn Nolan, OF Germantown, are In the
Norton cottage, on the Boardwalk at Taylor
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Walton and Miss
Mildred Walton are stopping at the Eradell
Pine and Pacific avenues.