Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-08
SUFFRAGTSTS AT SHORE
SELL LIBERTY BONDS
Canvass Entire Resort in Order
That No Woman May
Escape Duty
FEMINISM GAINS POWER
Girls Invade Summer Occupations
Hitherto Controlled Exclusively
by Men
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A@4N \ ~. ~ l. June =
Ntantc City srSragists. headed by Mrs
Johh D. Whh~ Of th- Marlborough Blen-
heim' are cooperating IN the sale Of the
Liberty Loan bonds by making = canvass
OF the resort, TO see that no woman rich
or poor fails to respond TO the needs Of
the Government.
In order that housekeepers may learn
better how TO conserve the food SUNNY and
ehrninate waste. series Of lectures by cult
nary experts will he given under the aus
pices OF the Womans Service Committee
appointed by Mayor Bacharach. The first
lecture will he held on Monday night at
tho high school
Ihe Jitney service. which was ruled OF
Atlantic avenue by city legislation. has now
been granted permission to operate on
Arctic and Pacific avenues, and will also
aHord quick transportation TO the Reach
except on virginia and South Carolina ayc-
hues. Where there are trolleys all of which
VIII be great convenience to visitors
with girl trolley conductors. girl police.
girl physicians, and perchance girl chair
pushers' II looks as though Atlantic City
was going to have feminine invasion this
summer. '
.
trolling the strand this summer viii go INTO
military service In the autumn. they arc
getting in trim by having practice drills
every morning before the bathing hour.
under the instruction Of Captain lob Now
II Is the thing" to he down on tho gtrard
IN the morning In time to see the guards
go through their maneuvers. New lifeguards
are being tried out each day prior TO going
ON duty the first OF July, and some of the
new recruits are having chilly time of il,
loT lhe temperature Of the surf varies
greatly with the changing weather
The Rev. l., II. Elmaeh and Mrs. EI.
maleh. Of Germantown, arrived al tba
Iraymore today for a weeks rest Miss
Ruth Mayer has Joined her parents. NTr
and Mrs. Henry T.. Mayer. at the same
hotel
a number Of Philadelphians have opened
their summer homes and the cottage colony
is especially gay
Mr.. and Mrs Franz Erhlich, Jr.. who
spend every summer here have taken a
cottage on South Marion avenue, Ventnor.
Mr and Mrs. j, Nease Bower and their
daughter. Mrs. Ethel Bower Keeblcr. are
occupying their Chelsea cottage, 1853 South
Tallahassee avenue.
MISS Ellen Bell Smith and Miss Lenore
Kay who always entertain extensively, are
spending the summer at their cottage on
South Tallahassee avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Baltz have opened
their cottage, Gramercy place and Yer
mont avenue. where they will entertain a
number Of house parties
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Rogers have
opened their summer home, 47O3 Ventnor
avenue.
Mrs. Mary Gilin. who Is spending the
summer at Haddon Hall entertained her
son, E. A. Gillin Of Washington, over the
weekend.
Mr.. an Mrs. Ralph H. Boyle have re.
turned from their bridal tour and are spend
ing the weekend with Mrs Bogle's father
H. 5. Scull, $40 Pacific avenue, before
going to Vermont
Mrs. James F. Barbour. T..o has been at
the Brighton, has gone to the Bellevue.
Stratford for a fe"; days, en- route to Wash.
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Peto have opened
their cottage on Nassar square Ventnor
DR.. and Mrs Milo Miller are occupying
their cottage on Providence avenue
Mrs William H. Lanahan, Of Baltimore,
will open the Brighton Villa on Park place
next week.