The evening world., 1890-07-25

n c committee Of the whole, with Mrs. Dit
tonhocfcr, wife Of the popular eX Judg,
Dittonhocfor. the most active Of all.
Among the New Workers. guests Of tho
house, who arc interesting themselves IN
the success OF the entertainment are So
Saylcs and charming Miss Sayles, Dewitt
j. Scligman and family, s. Wormser,
$. BernlIelmer and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jefferson Seligmall, Judge Alfred Steckler
ana family, Baron and Baroness
Blanc, Charles Etyiuge, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. DE Forest, Col. Archer N.
Martin and family, W. q. Schenck, Mrs.
A. s.. Horton md family. Mr.. aud Mrs. +.
7. Furnald, NJ. W. Farmer and family,
NJ. +. Dryer and family, Charles $.
Osborn and family, Carl Otto Peters, Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Caldwell. DR.. II. G. COe
and family, j.. ParInly and family, DIR.
&. Mackenzie, DR.. S. Baruch and
family, G. w. H'Kohler, Ira Brown and
family, II. j.. Fisk, T.. q. Hubbard.
Franklin File and family, William ii.
Beers, N. w. s. Catlin, Col. j.. j.
Coogan and family; John Laden, Miss
" AZ NhitIllihts u uIl'i 4
Leroy w. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. o..
Babcock. A. ID. Lamberton and d. Kel-
logg Baker.
Philadelphia IL ~croditably represented
by y. +. Nixon and family. Rothwell
Wilson and family, Frederick I. Mason,
John Baird and family, +. ?. Dwight and
family, aud Alfred q. Baker and family.
Besides these are Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
France and A. i. France from Lexington,
Ky. NJ. Fraley and wife, st. Louis; John
Agnow and family, Paterson; W. X.
Moore. Mrs. Moore and +. M. Hall,
Memphis, Tenn; Il. W. Simmons,
New Orleans julius SAKE and
family. Nashville, Tenn; William
Siegel and Miss Siegel and maid;
Mrs. w. Hessing, Chicago; Col. Nj. II.
Hecht and family, san Francisco; q. w.
Guthrie and family, Pittsburg; Mrs. o.
+. Flint and Charles j. Flint, Buifalo;
Capt. Frank IFollingshead. Washington;
John l.. Arts, Mrs Arts and Miss Arts, of
Troy; q. q. May, Montreal. and S. +.
Reynolds, EImira, N. Y.
A committee of Indies and gentlemen
succeeded in placing tickets with many
of the cottagers from West End to Elberon
Yesterday. Among those who took tick
cts were Mrs. A. j. Drexel, Mrs. selig-
man, Mrs. S. M. Schnfer, Mrs. S. j..
Bach, Mrs. A. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. A. Lew
ison, Mrs. T.. Armour, Mrs. Lucy Curtis.
Mrs. j. Monheimer, Mrs. |. V. Brokaw,
Mrs. q. II. Durham. Mrs. W.. b. Brokaw,
Mrs. ID. S. Hess, Mrs. Barber, Mrs. G..
w. Childs, Mrs. F.. A. Price, Mrs. Fab
enstock, Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Mrs.
Mayor Filter. of Philadelphia; Mrs. Moses
Taylor, Mrs. +. d. Clark, Mrs, w. l..
Elkins, Miss Parrish.
q. Il. Jones. proprietor of the Elberon
Hotel, became III enthusiast at once and
also enthused his guests. Among them
were Albert Pancoast ant family, Mrs.
w. ii. Baugh and family, Mr.. j. ii.
Drelles and family. +. j. Kimball and
family. George 4. Lewis aud fam
lily. w. l.. Elkins and family
and G. A. Spreckels and family. all
of Philadelphia; DIR. A. J. Smith and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mueller. Mr..
w. Ii. Guenther and family; Mrs. James
Hooker Hammerley and family George
N. Nutter and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
s. S. Rowland, Of New York; 4. Edward
Hambleton and family, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Weeden, Providence, and Mrs.
Talour and Mrs. Hugo, of California.
L. Ii. Bates, Gen. Il. Il. Eckert, Editor
q. W ChIlds, of the Philadelphia ledger
]. w. Curtis, Z. Armour, James Conway,
Joseph Rothschild, s. S~ternberger.
A. Cohen, James Seligman, A. j.,
Drexel, Lawyer Z. NJ. Johnson.
David Be,nheimer. j. Walter, j.
liosenwald V. Louer, A, ii. Allen, M.
Fem, s. ID. Durham. ID. l.. EInstein,
Mrs, W. X. Wilson, X. Sutherland.
Julius Katzenberg, Selman Hess. X. Haas,
Dir. Hoffman, L. Lissberger, Frank Hess,
A. H~ockstadter, William Campbell, ID.
j.. King, O. Livingston, T.. A.
brandon, A. McGonigal, William
DeVlin, Daniel Dougherty, T.. Mcintyre,
Charles Adler, X. Carman, NJ. Ottinger.
NJ. G~uggenheim, IL, Hendricks. W. ID.
Harper, T.. A. Price, n. b. Berry. IL. p.
Armour, Il, {, Kingsland, +. L. Collier,
~. ~ NlhStls W. A. AiSAlo anu ". .. |
Stoakley.
The West End Hotel and its annexes
occupy twenty acres of land ON the verge
of Old Ocean, and over 800 guests are
now registered there. The house has
pia2zas with 275 feet frontage ON the
ocean aud 375 feet on BRIGHTON avenue,
while the bachelors quarters, where no
woman ever enters, occupy a building as
big rs most hotels.
The little theatre is a bijou in its way,
about three hundred feet west OF the no
tel, 1t is fitted in cherry. and is full of
windows and YentllatOrs, fitting It exactly
for a Sumner-night's gathering. 1t has "a
stage 30N2O feet in size, with a full COM
plement of scenery, drop curtain, foot
lights, flies ana wings. The house will seat
$40 people, and the ladies who have taken
the charge of the affair into their own
hands N are supporting those OF Mr..
Ivan Perrouet, stage manager ut the new
Madison Square Garden, and Mrs. Emily