Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21
LIFE At ATLANTIC CITY.
Scenes on the Beach Which Interest
and Amuse.

Scenes on the Beach Which Interest
and Amuse.
Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 20, 1894.
The visitors this week have been favored
with more in the social line than at any
time previous this season. Scarce one of
the larger hotels but what has rendered
its patrons several hops and parties,
while at the smaller houses all has been
life and animation. Pretty maids and gall
liant men made the hop at the Senate Tues
day evening one of the principal social
events of the season. Among the dancers
were Miss Alice johnson, Miss Florence
Johnson Miss Gertrude Ertel. Miss Wool
man, Miss Bertha Woollnan. Misses Purvis
Miss Octavia Stewart, Miss Beba Baiiinger,
Miss Holt. Miss Laura Warwick, Miss Mat
ley Miss Mein. Miss Lippincott. Misses
Norris. Misses Helen and May Cozins
Messrs Elwood Bartlett, H. Ellsworth
Smith, Lewis Bartlett. W. Sterling Coch-
ran, George Bailey, Bert Bartlett, H. Cook
Geo. Wood and others.
The dance at the Albion the same evening
Was pleasant affair. The large open-ar pa
ril1on was crowded by about one hundred and
H1ty merry dancers and number of spec
tators Some OF those present were Mrs.
Hugh Fleming Miss Mildred Landen, Miss
Elizabeth Smith. Miss Laura Zeising Miss
Pierce. Miss Tillie Grist Miss Marion
cameron. Miss Blanche CrosscuD, Miss Hattie
Crosscup, Miss Nellie Showder, Miss j. p
Brown. Miss Katie Eaerle, Miss Sadie Wit
Ter, Mrs. Carey, Benz. Sulke, w. F. Nc
Donald, Harry P. Ecler, DR.. Hartman, H.
II. Haberly. Sheridan Thomas, Harry Frank
FRANK Day. James Tilley, Harvey Franz.
A progressive euchre party was given at
the Wellington the other evening. The af-
fair was n decidedly successful one Mrs
;. "A. Adreon, Mrs. VIM. Kleinle and Miss
Rosenberg won the prizes on the ladies' side
while for the gentlemen A Bisbee, Louis
Lemkul and III. ID. Newbold carried off the
hohors- Among those participating were
Mr; and Mrs. Henry Newbold, Miss Anna
Mcknight. Mrs. Henry Dopkin Geo w
Mowen Mir. and Mrs. A. d. Bacon, Miss
Helen Miller, MIR. and Mrs. Geo. W. Cutler
MISS Florence Cohen, Miss Lillian C. Har-
pei, Mr. and .1rs. Chas. +. Hustled Mr. and
Mrs. 5. a. Adreon, Miss Dalzell. Mrs. VII
liam kielnle. Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. a. Bisbee.
Mrs. NJ. b. Richie. Miss Rosenberg, Miss
Mort, Louis kemkul, Mrs. J. b. Hamilton
Spiser.
Among hotel guests there is an arnuse
ment known as an Observation party" n
NEST interesting method of diversion One
Oh them was held at Haddon Hall Monday
evening, ana called into play the retentve
power or the memory of large number of
guests OF the house, who were allowed n
Two minutes glance at Il table laden down
win probably loo articles and then wrote
d INST oil what they could remember of them
handsome prizes went 10 those with the
pest memory, and were won by Mrs
Strubiing and Miss f. Butterworth, and Mr..
Butterworth and Chas. Bispham.
progressive euchre occupied the time at
the Boscobel Wednesday evening First,
second and third prizes on the ladies' side
We're won by Miss Ethel Hall, Mrs c. Land
and Mrs. G. f. Marion, respectively; by the
gentlemen. j. w. Clifton, Harvey Taylor
ana John III. Lofand. A dance followed the
euchre party
beach scene which daily attracts q
great amount of attention is that OF six
handsome maidens. nearly all of one size,
clad in bathing robes and going along the
strand. company front, with their arms on
each others shoulders. In not one single
point does their bathing costume vary
Wnite d'ick trousers. with skirts making
valiant but futile efforts to reach to the
Knee. black stockings and dark Waterproof
cap. Neither to the right nor to the
lStt does the seXtet swerve. but con-
tinue In their march up the beach. making
tnose onstructinS the way get out, OF take
Inc risk or being run over. The young
ladies' are the Misses Agnes, Hannah,
Katherine, Nellie and May Hagyerty, ali
Philadelphia.
Three handsome young members of n
theatrical company drew quite n crowd on
the beach at South Carolina avenue YES
terday morning by their antics. IN the Joy
BUSINESS of their spirits they tried to scrape
the cobwebs off the clouds with their pretty
toes. but could only get as high as the
white cap held by one Of the valiant Mfe
guards. Some one threw water on one Of
the girls and before he could get out Of tie
way. she caught him around the waist and
gave him good ducking in the water After
that the trio were left strictly alone
In a bevy of merry-making bathers On the
beach, all young women, there was noticed
a novel adornment appended TO one Of the
fxings' which now go with every fin de
steele bathing costume. After taking in a
bird's-eye view of her TRIM or rather trim
there nhcor al ,I,-
garter which held in place the silk hose
was a glittering buckle. which twinkled like
the sparkling rays of diamond. The Young
woman carefully watched the precious gem,
and as she entered the water was p,en to
take 1t off and substitute a somewhat less
expensive garter
Wellen Fisher of Washington had a rather
narrow ma escape from drowning at the foot
floating on his back, when several huge
breakers overcame him. Nobody noticed
his danger until he had gone down for the
second time. when he was seen by A. T.
Ireiber. chief clerk at the Teunan who
braveiy rushed in and brought him to the
beach
Miss Gertrude Cogan is at the Elheron.
where she Will remain through the SUNNI ar
{. G. Clements has taken a cottage at
20 South Michigan avenue. where he will
entertain his friends during the Summer
months.
Neutrality-suspicious. finding the time enjoy
able here are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Shay and
son. +. Mckee. d. j. NJ. Bales. A. F.
School Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Elliott. Rev,
Mr.. Lenahan, Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Scott,
Miss NJ. a. Scott. Miss ". E. Scott, DR.. and
Mrs. Geo. Buelch. Mrs. E. L. Cadlik, II. r.
Bradobeet, Mrs. Bradobeet. Richard b.
Porter. Mrs. VI. Cogan. Miss Cogan. Mr.,
and Mrs A. b. Copes. Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
r. Brick, Mrs. l.. r. Lefingwen DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis Mackall, Mr.. and Mrs Ramps.
tr.. ID. McCrea. II. James Mr. and Mrs. c.
J. Cooper, Mrs. f. l.. Spark, John Mullen,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Thomas, A. G.. Kellogg,
jr., Mrs. G. G. Bowie, Miss NJ Gallagher,
Nm. p. Harding. D. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs
X FL. Wood and son. X. Schulz, Miss V. s.