Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24

also pies and cakes, which reminds me
Of the good times we used to have when
the OLD woman who sold big ginger cakes
and pretzels had her stand on the beach,
Nothing tastes quite so good as big
ginger cake when you've just come out of
the briny deep. These dainties will be
dispensed by none other than Mrs. r.
Wilson McCredy, Mrs. William Drayton
Grange, Mrs. William n. Morice and
Mrs. Bennett Red Cross flags will. fly
from boats belonging to the Cape May
Yacht Club, at Schellengers landing, and
these boats will take parties of young
people for a sail around the harbcr at
a nominal sum. Commodore Clifford Will
son, who is the father of the pretty Will
son girls Edith and Dorothy, will have
charge of this part of the days program.
Things will be doing, too, at the Cape
May Golf Club. a golf tournament will
be held during the morning for women
and four-ball foursomes will be the event
of the afternoons play. The president
of the club. Mr.. Richard Campion; ais
Sam Bispham, Wistar Harvey, Miss Rena
Dimond, Mrs. r. Walter Starr and Miss
Jennie Smith have arranged the details.
Prizes have been donated, so you see it's
regular tournament with all the trim
mings.
Tea will be served on the lawn, and ice
cream, lemonade and cakes may ne
bought Miss Rena Dimond, Miss Shearer,
Mrs William N. NIorice and Mrs. Fred
erick Harding have arranged this delight
full part of the afternoons entertainment.
The youngsters of course, will be on hand
with bags of candy for sale.
The Boardwalk, too, comes in for its
share of prominence, as there VIII DE
booths where badges, buttons, banners
and flags may be purchased, The women
/, in charge of this feature will be Mrs
Thomas Eastwick, Mrs Thomas Westcott
Mrs. Joyce Sewell, Mrs. w. G. Pancoas
and Mrs. william Drayton Grange. =
bevy of pretty girls will assist them.
Those who have motors (and they arr
as thick as thieves in Cape May Will, M
doubt take in the bridge party at t."
New Cape May Hotel, under the mahage
y ment of Mrs. George Sergeant, Mrs X, ]
w. Rooms, Mrs. Walter Cox and Nra
! Edward X. Sparks.
And when the kiddies tire of their sah'
toys they will be toted to the children
dance at the Red Mill at $3.50 o'clock, o
J which Mrs. Hal Patton, Mrs. George Gre
zer and Mrs Langdon Lea are to haV
charge.
,. NHE Corinthian Yacht Club, with j, L
Forsyth as commodore, will assist ma
terially. Mr.. NJ. Alexander will nav
charge Of the water sports in the atte
noon, and in the evening there will be
dance under the direction of Langdo
Lea. Another dance will be given at Coz
vention Hall at 10 o'clock, and a comp
tition dance will be held by members
Cape Mays younger set, which is myria
Mrs. Sam Bispham, Mrs. Edward lea
Mrs. Bernard Gilpin and Mrs. VIII al
Nicholson will have charge of that.
Collections will ebe taken up at bat
houses, at poolrooms at bowling alley
and at soda fountains. Lucy Powell III
been making posters Of the various even
TO show people where they can't go wit
out paying double. Collection boxes ha'
been placed in prominent places, and flo
" ence Shoemaker has the merry ht'
commission of seeing that they are w
nned. There viii be colored bal
show and parade. and the mothers al
4thers Of the babies will have a dan
movies n the evening. the procee
A. ~ ~ <1poes. 50, altogethers