The Washington times., 1902-08-24
ON TIE FOAM-KISSED STRAND
AT FRIVOLOUS ATLANTIC CITY

quite party of prominent men on
board the boat
Congressman Sydney B. Mudd of
Maryland is Spending some time at the
/ Hotel Dennis. Former Congressman
Harry Wells Risk Ct the same State Is
| Comfortably quaTteTed at the Grart, At
lantic Hotel Cor an extended stay.
United States Marshal Stephen p
Stcne, of Beaver. IA. is making an ex-
tended stay at The Hotel soscobel.
Nine. Julie Vsllette. tire celebrated
colatura soprano. will sing at the Ho-
tel Chelsea tomorrow evening. This
lady is student of the famous Italian
master. Lamperti and. with the ex-
eeption of Nine. Sembrieh. is the only
cclatura soprano on the concert STAGE
at this time.
II. c. Burch. proprietor CT the EbbItt
House, Of Washington. has been spend
ing a few days in this city lie was a
suest of the Hotel Wiltshire while
here.
Captain Hatch, of the United States
Marine Corps, is spending short va
alton with his wife at the Hotel
,trand. Mrs. Hatch mas been here dur
ng the entire summer.
Miss Eta Frohman. daughter of the
veil known theatrical man. Charles
Trohmsn. has been spending several
lays at the shore. She is staying at the
Royal Palace
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gates and Wal
ter Whitcomt. of Washington. are
among the guests at Haddon Hail.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dyer, of Washing
ton. are spending several weeks at the
Hotel Bolrhurst
Ilr. Rfrrh II
ton physician. is spending some time at
the Mt Vernon.
Mrs. ]. w Davis, one of the society
matrons of the National Capital, is
spending some weeks at the shore. She
has a suite of rooms at the Hotel Wind
sor
Among the Washingtonians.
Mrs. Spotswood. of Washington. is en-
joying life at the shore as she finds it at
the Hotel Traymore
Miss Ida Vance. a vivacious Washing
ton belle, is spending some time at the
Hotel anchorage.
Mrs. Mary schafhirt. OF eo9 Street
northwest, Washington, is here for a
couple OF weeks Mrs Schafhirt has
been i'll. and came here for her health
She is with party OF friends from Phil
adeiphia.
is spending some time at the Hotel
Avoca.
Mrs, Berry and daughter. prominent
residents of Washington. are at the Hotel
Belmont for the balance OF the summer.
Robert z King. of Washington, is reg
istered at the Hotel Brexton for fort
nights visit
Mrs. Charles Durham. of the National
Capital is staying at the Hotel Roscehei
during her months visit 70 this resort.
Mrs. ]. A. Dumont. well known in
Washington's fashionable circles. Is
spending the rest of the season at the
Hotel Chalfente
James H. Tarlor. well-known Wash
ingtonian, is resting at the Hotel Holm
hurst.
Miss Edith Miller. of Washington. is
spending some time at the Hobart She
is one of the best swimmers among the
female sex at the resort and is envied
of all her sisters as she gracefully
swims far out beyond the line of break
ers.
The Misses Deris. of Washington. are
amcng the most popular visitors at Leh-
man Craig Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Gronard. of Wash
ington. are among the most popular Wis
itors at the Hotel Morton.
Miss Edna D. Watt. who moves in
Washingtons swell social circles. IS
spending the month at the Hotel Wilt
shire
Among the Washingtonians> stopping
in the city at present are George Thomp-
son and H Langdroit. VINO are guests at
the Hotel Chelsea
L. Perry West. well known resident
of Washington. is spending a short time
at Haddon Hall.
]. Pearce. OF Washington, is spending
n fortnight at the Marlborough House.
Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Canenly and
daughter. Miss W. Canenly, Of Wash
ingtan. are spending the month at the
Hotel strand
Henry Snyder and James Thompson.
two well-known young men of WASH
il eton. are registered al Wcolton Hall
for short stay.
Mr. and Mrs John Walton, of Wash
ington. are spending a couple of weeks
at the Hotel Lexington.
A. G. Clarke. cf Washington. is en-
joying life az Haddon Hail, where he
viii remain fer the next three weeks
r Wanamater. Of Washington. Is
registered at the Rockford for few
weeks stay
AZ the Hotels.
Among the Washirgtonians at tho
Hotel Wiltshire are Charles P. Stone
and Mss Essential
The following EG>shlngtonians are
hore for the Season and registered at
the leading roteis:
81. Charles-Dr. Byrnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. wilson.
woclton Hall-H. Spear, c. Thomp-
scthcrn-v. Brock. y. Lewis N.
Doyle. y. BleH, .. Hsrtnett A. Con-
way.
Regal Palaoe-hlfred Moe, L. s. N.
Beeohwood-s. B. Hudson, D. R. Hud-
Broxton-J. P. Thompson. H. C. sny-
der. = ? Eirr.
Ban Ai--M. Chambers.
Ses side Iisuse--JoscDh Lawlor.
Chetwoode-G. s. Satford.
Marlborough Hcuse-W. y. Richards.
OsArrre-Martin Lustick.
Ayeca-P. +. Neligan.
PARK Ccttage-Mrs. Z. G. Gears. Misc
Georgia Gears.
Roxborough-c Stuart. Miss Limmer.
Stanley-Miss Edmundson. Miss Kirk.
Mrs H Harper.
strath Haven-Mrs S. S Adams.
James Lcekhead. Miss Lockhead. Dr..
and Ms McG:eascr.
(contiaued on Seventh Pass>