The Washington herald., 1917-07-15

fair was of sea green silk perfectly
plain on the top, and lined with
shadow silk on which apparently
floated many fishes. Another attrac-
tive parasol was lined with blue birds.
Dolly Warden sunshade dccked with
garlands of roses add their quote OF
coloring to the boardwalk throngs.
Another dash Of pigment is given by
skirts of toile de sole, embroidered
with Japanese flowers in cerise, blue,
purple, and canary.
If it were not for the affairs that
reyolve about charity there would be
very little entertaining here this sum-
mer, for most of the visitors, as well
as the residents, are working for the
Red Cross. At intervals all along the
walk are Red Cross signs designating
The nearest workroom. A very sue
cessful Tombola, or Italian fair was
given at the Cnildren's Seashore
House at Ventnor Thursday after
noon.
Another seaside home for invalid
children will benefit, as the result OF
a dance to be given at the Brighton
Casino, Friday evening, July 20. Mrs.
Charles II. Basshor, mother of Mrs.
Alfred G. Vanderbilt. will chaperon
the dance.
a large bridge party will be given
at the Atlantic City Yacht Club Mon
day afternoon. The hostesses will be
Mrs. w. Chandler Stewart, Mrs. s.
Hudson Vaughn, Mrs. Arthur Wright
and Mrs. Alfred ii. johnson.
Boy Scouts this week distributed
cards, designed by Mr.. Hoover, to all
4 a hnnaauvix-aa in nft
are now being held in various parts
OF the city to instruct women how to
can the vegetables and fruits.
A subcommittee of the Woman's
Service Committee for Home Defense
will establish a municipal market to
maintain close cooperation with the
farmers of the county.
Mrs. John II. Parrot, Miss Eliza
beth Parrott, Miss Josephine Parrott,
Miss Quarles, Miss Cromwell and Mrs.
Joseph w. Coke motored from Wash
ington. and are spending the week at
the Chalfonte, where the Washington
colony includes Mr.. and Mrs. II. l..
Bisselle, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lank-
ford, F. B. Long. From Washington
at Haddon Hall are Mrs. F. T. San
ner, Mrs. L. :. Post, Miss NJ. n. SAN
ner and Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Lynn.
Former Governor William Pitt kel-
lOgg, Of Louisiana, who makes his
home in Washington and always
spends his summers at the MarlbOr-
ough Blenheim. arrived early in the
week.
Representative and Mrs. Daniel V.
Stephens are at the Traymore for a
week.
At the Dennis. from Washington,
are: MIR. and Mrs. F. II. Forster,
Mrs. Frank c. Cosby, Mrs. NJ. P. Cal
laway. Frank E. Altemus.
Mrs. Anna Webster is visiting Mrs.
w. w. Kenyon at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Mrs. Hampson Gary is at
the same hotel with Mrs. John W.
Wright.
other Washington residents at the
MarlbOrough-B are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence T. Norment, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Stubblefreed Mrs. Hor-
ace Macfarland, Miss Rebecca Nc
Claus, Miss Anna Miller. Mrs. B. S.
Amber, Miss Laura Amber, Boris B.
Gordon, Maj. and Mrs. d. C. Phillips,
Duncan Phillips.
At the Traymore over the weekend
were: Harry F. Clark, DIR. l.. H.
Taylor, DIR. L. H. Luckett, Henry II.
F'lather.
At the st. Charles are: Samuel D.
Sampson. Mrs. E. C. Pate and daugh-
ters, DR.. Gertrude Rochester, Mr.. and
Mrs. n. L. Finch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Clarke are spend
ing a fortnight at the Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward z. Browne
returned to Washington Tuesday after
spending week at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Narrower are
at the Seaside House. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Baer. who were here for a
week. have returned to the Capital
City.