Evening star., 1902-08-30
AT SUMMER RESORTS
End is Not Reached Yet at
Atlantic City.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHAT IS ENTERTAINING THE
LATE sTAYERs ELSEWHERE,
A September Season Seems a Pretty
Sure Thing at ALI Eastern
Summer Towns.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.

son as yet Inc CROWDS are pouring In at
the depots in greater number than ever be-
fore in the history of the city, and the ho-
tells are booked as heavily for September
and the first two weeks of October as they
were for July and August.
An innovation along the boardwalk for
the convenience of the public will be intro
duced in the fall. The finance committee
of council decided to include In the budget
for the ensuing year an appropriation to
pay the cost of the erection of two pavil-
ions and public conveniences on the beach,
principally for the accommodation of wo-
men and children.
These pavilions will include every COM
fort for the summer residents and summer
visitors, and will undoubtedly prove a great
convenience Recreation rooms and lava
tories will be provided and, although apart
ments will be provided for men. the greater
part of the buildings will be devoted to the
children and women.
The exact location of the pavilions has
not yet been decided upon, more than that
one will be placed uptown and the other
downtown. Nothing will be omitted which
can minister to the wants of the tired and
1nfrm or those who wish to get COM
Portable seat for themselves or their chill
dren where they can obtain a breath of sea
air The lack of seats along the boardwalk
has long been subject of comment and
this will do much to supply this lack
A nominal entrance fee will be charged
to the paviions to cover the cost Of main
tenance and repairs.
A member Of the finance committee said
that this step was but the opening wedge
and that before another year had passed he
expected to see twenty of these places of
rest dotting the ocean front
The following Washingtonians are in
town: Wiltshire-Mrs. s. Lewis, A Lewis
Mrs J. A Barrick. Miss Maggie Barrick.
Frank H Sharpe. Wallingford-G. w. Ha-
veil. Westminster-Charles F. Butt, Mr..
and Mrs. r. d. Chase. Dunlop-Miss Wood
Miss RUNNER. Charles Gilbert WooIton
Hall-D. Whitson. Congress-A. Williams
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs ]. Greenshaw, J.
Mitchell. Miss Mitchell, NJ. Mitchell La
Shell-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hagan. Norton-J.
Lemon. Mrs. L. Walters. Miss Laura Wal
Ian, Mrs. j. NJ Watson Mrs. G. 8. Watson,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Burnes. Stickney-
Mrs Helen E. Parker. Mrs. NJ. c. Shields,
Miss M. Playfair. Miss N. Hayes, Mrs A.
Oriental-F. Anderson. D. Anderson. Por-
ter 1nn-E. Trimby, George Leonard, Ed
ward Quimby, W. A. Higbee Shaw. Ra-
leigh-E. Zea, w. Whiting, R. O'Brien, Miss
Carolyn Rau. William De Kary and party,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Sieve. 8. Bowers. R.
Sparks and party, Miss McKaig. M Gold
man and w. Mitchell. Elberon-W. Da-
Wis dySeld-AteXduOer .. DdSSart, Miss
Theresa Kemp, Miss Mabel H. Kenzer.
Charles A. Brooks. Mount Vernon-Mr and
Mrs. H. Ingham. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Rich
man. John U. Gardner. Mr and Mrs. ]. H
G. Geist. Miss 8; Northan, Miss L.
don. New England-Mrs. searle and
party. Camblos-Wiliam Stein. Nor
Iroquois-E. w. Burton. Mrs. Belle Houck.
Miss Houch, DR.. F. Housel, ]. Weaver, W.
Sternberg. Mrs. c. NJ Fenwick. Miss Belle
Neitzey. Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Ward, William
Steinberg. Miss Emma " Sparo, w. Stein
berg, Samuel F. Shreve, James F. LOTUS
William Taylor. James Moriarity, Edward
Mastin. Eugene Swinghammer. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Milliken. Loraine-Dr Hammeth, Miss
Jessie Nelson. Mrs. Dixon, Miss Stewart,
Mrs. Len Meenger. A: shipman. Little
Schneider, Harry S. Riggler, H. B. PETERS,
Miss NJ. Blanche Magrielen, William A.
Horbach Mrs. J. SelsbeII, Miss Bessie Sells
bell. Miss NJ. A Cahill. Miss Clara Ruth.
Chetwoode-Miss F. Marlowe. Bleak House
Miss E. Dones. j. Arthur Mrs. Arthur D.
Digg.ns. Brexton-Thomas c. Bailey.
Haddon HALF. Weaver. Chalfonte-U. D.
Smith. H. Campbell. Atglen-Mrs. F. o.
MacNew. Arlington-Edmund Darlington,
Miss MacWharton. the Misses Fry, Mrs
w. F. Thompson. c. R. Luse. Brexton-
r. E. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Douglass,
Mrs. E. Leary. Boscobel-W. Coleman. H.
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Noorson, w.
A. Horbach Coleman House,. Gebhard.
w. Ballantine. Avoca-Sterling B. Little,
]. P. Boyle, Miss Alice R. Lohr,
]. P. Smith. Waverly-John c. Rau
Altamont-L- A. Walpe, Miss Pauline
Waite. Miss NJ. Waite. Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
MpES VI MaLy nr w
son Williams Mrs. W. e. Williams, War
rem Williams. G. D. Ward Mrs. NJ. Kaiser,
Mrs. n. Smith, E. Block. Miss Annie Hen
~. Jefferson-A. Hazlett. Miss H. Haz-
Charles Jones. st. Charles-N. Smith. Ham
ilton Hall-Mr. and Mrs. Noble H Potts
Royal Palace-Col. w. A. Jones. U. S. NJ,
Commodore John Hubbard. U. 8. N. Avon
A. Beardsley, U. s. N. Julina Beardsley,
U. g. N. Berkshire Inn-J. Muer Carris-
brooke Inn-F. Collins. Miss A. Collins.
osoorne-Miss Mae NJ Davis. Miss Mar
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Odell s. Smith, Frank
8. Smith. Miss Ida Smith. Miss B. Du-
Barry. Miss Elsie R. DuBarry. Gilsey-
Miss Miss Alice " Bates Kentucky.John
Robinson, Mrs. Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs.
II. Stevenson. Miss Edwardson. Marl-
borough House-W. F. Bennett, Miss MI
Riggler. Kenilworth hmm. Higgins. W.
Millege. Park-Miss Victoria Koons Ru-
dolf-C. Silleth, A. Ayers. Runnymede-
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs E.
d. Hudson. Rev. and Mrs. Bartmahl, Mrs
l.. H. Schneider. Mrs. g. Riggies. Leonard
Day. Wadsworth-Miss Emma Baily, Miss
Elizabeth Baily. Mrs. Stella Munce, Nor
field Munce. Miss Elizabeth Brown STAN
ley. Townseil Strand-M. w. Taylor,
p. B. Robinson. d. H. Fenton, Mr. and
Mrs. s. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Smith. Sea-
side House-N. K. Sullivan. 8. L. Frank
ford sanantonio-Miss Mary Hayes