Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-15
ATLANTIC CITY. July is.

ATLANTIC CITY, July Is.
TIME Children's seashore Home was
i thronged with cottagers and visitors OF
Thursday afternoon, when the annual tom
bola, or italian fair, was held. under the di.
rection Of Mrs william II. Bennett FOL
the purpose Of raising money to endow q
bed to be named after one OF the children'i
characters in Charles Dickens. Vessela''
Orchestra played on the upper veranda dur
ing the early part of the afternoon, after
which the orchestra from the Chelsea rem
dered several selections. much to the delight
of tho poor little cripples and invalid chill.
dren, to whom a few days by the sea means
SO much. The corridors were decorated
with bowls of summer blooms and tea and
lemonade were served In the reception room
Assisting Mrs. Bennett were Mrs Edward
]. Porteous, Mrs. j. Benton Porter, Mrs. S
Bartram Richards. Mrs Townsend Mrs
Frederick Meade Bisseil. Miss Louise Eustis
the Countess Crombrugghe. Mrs. ]. Harri-
son Smith, Mrs. John w Williams, Miss
Mary Gummey Mrs. Robert Mcbride, Miss
Helen Lawson, Mrs Robert Martin Will
iams, Mrs. Richard Norris, Miss Amy Pow
ell, the Misses Marvel, Miss Margaret Len
mig and Miss Catherine Lennig.
The Atlantic City Yacht Club will give
a Juvenile party for the children of the
members on July 90 There will be n
Maypole dance and other diversions, fol-
lowed by a tea dance from until o'clock,
for the adults. Mrs, Jesse w. Starr, Sd, and
Miss Emily c. Scull will receive
novel function at the yacht club on
August 5 will be a sunset sail, under the
direction of Mrs. Allen b. Endicott. Supper
will be served on board, followed by a
dance at the clubhouse.
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney will leave the
first of the week to spend the remainder
of tho summer with Miss Helen McCoun
at Gedney Farms White Plains N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen b. Endcott, Jr.. and
their family have left for a long cruise
aboard the skibo.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. squibb have
Joined the cottage colony in Ventnor.
CAPE MAY. July 15
M r. AND MRS. RICHARD WILLING
A'A HAM. of Macon, Ga, entertained In
formally at supper on Thursday at zillen-
GERS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin satterheld also
entertained there a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs, Percy Simpson, of Over
brook, will spend the weekend as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Taylor at
their cottage
Miss Margaretta McAleer, accompanied
by her brother, Mr. Joseph L. McAleer, has
arrived at the new Hotel Cape May for a
fortnight.
Mrs Augusta Noel, Of New York, will
entertain at bridge on Tuesday at the Golf
Club.
porch party was given on Wednesday
and Thursday at S13 Stockton avenue by
members OF the Church OF Our Lady Star
OF the Sea,
Miss Hilda Aman, of Chestnut Hill, will
be the weekend guests of Miss Elizabeth
walsh at her cottage on Stockton avenue.
Mr.. Joseph Rodenbaugh, of Germantown,
NtyiIl or. .WNAN Va.Ir 4 A..
A large crowd gathered at the Red Mil
dance pavilion on Thursday evening. where
merry-go-round dances are the latest fad
Mrs, Jay Whitman and her daughter, Mrs
Claude Howard, were there. Mrs BENJAMIN
Orton was chaperoning her daughter, Miss
Ellen Orton; Miss Elizabeth Walsh, Mr.
Frederick Satterfeld and a group of boys
and girls from the Chalfonte. The regular
weekly club dance at the Corinthlan Yacht
Club was held last night.
Mr.. Edward l.. Duer, I'd, son of Mrs
S. Naudaln Duer, is a guest at the Colonial
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Horner Of Narberth
are at the Windsor for the season Mrs
Frank B. Fighter and Miss Ethel NJ Right
err of Conshocken, are staying at the Wind
sor
General John Watts Kenrney, son of Gem
eral Philip Kearney, of Mexican and Civil
war fame, with Mrs. Kearney, Is spending
portion Of the summer at Cape May.
MT ana MTs. u. >, Keller ana MISS Eliza
beth Keller are among the Philadelphians
staying at the Columbia, Mr. A c. Dick
son is staying at the Hotel Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs, Austin Yerkes. of Fox
Chase. are numbered among the Philadel-
phians here.
Mr.. and Mrs; Franklin G. Edmunds are
at the Baltimore Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs William Conway, Miss Flor
ence Conway and Miss Eleanor Conway Of
Lansdowne, are staying at the Windsor
Mr.. p. T. Sharpless and Mr., L. p, Sharp
less are registered at the Hotel Cape May
Mr.. ]. c. Dawson has Sioined the over
brook colony at the Hotel Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lupton Broomell
are spending the season at the Baltimore
Inn
Mr. Charles Fry and Mr.. Lionel willing
are staying at the Hotel Cape Nav Mr.
and Mrs Joseph de F. Junkin are spending
a fortnight at the Hotel Cape May
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