Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-12
At ATLANTIC CITY
Big Meetings of Educating
and Amusement Forces.
BOARD WALK TALENT
WASHINGTON FOLKS WHO ARE
ENJOYING IT ALL.
List So Long 1t Seems as if No Other
Place offered as Many
Attractions.
BOARD WALK TALENT

country. Is at present beng held in this
city and will continue for the next five
weeks. Prominent educators from al! over
the United States are in attendance. The
convention is meeting in the Beth Israel
Tabernacle. but the headquarters for the
Chautauqua and where hundreds OF the
chautauqua are registered at the big Ho-
til Rudolf
The coming week will be one of the big
gest in the city's history from present VI
dications At least that is what the wise
ones are saying. and they should know.
The reason for the anticipated smashing of
records is Que to the fact that the Atlantic
city Horse Show Association meets in its
fourth annual open air exhibit at Inlet
Park Some Of the best records established
by tie pride of the tanbark ring are sure
to BE- smashed Then, TOO, The League of
American Wheelmeu comes to the shore.
This will in all likelihood be lhe largest
meeting the league has ever heIi, when an
other record will be smashed. At night
there VIII be a great series of races on the
Coliseum tracks, which are lhe feature of
the attractions of the shore, end as some
of the fastest riders in the country are
here some more records will be smashad all
OF which. taken collectively AMI including
the great summer crowds that will be here
will make the smashing of records a spe-
Cialty for next week
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Blaine jr are
the guests OF Mrs Blaine's parents Rear
Admira! and Mrs Phillip Hichborn. at the
TraymOre.
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
of Massachusetts spent a portion of The
week at the Sterling
Theodore Cramp the Philadelphia stip
builder. Is making the Shelburne his sum
mer home.
j. A Coakley. a leading official Of the
nlted states Steel Corporation, is pass
ing the month of July AZ the Majestic
-. A bTaunstein of Washington. d. c..
OF the passenger department of the Baltf-
more and Ohio Railroad Company is stop
ping al the Wiltshire
Maj William Little. paymaster of the
hted states army, is occupying quarters
CONGRESSMAN William Mcconnell of Penn
savanna is at Marlborough Hors, with his
family for an extended visit
commodore McEimell IF the United
states navy is enjoying the attractions of
the resort at the Pennhurst
Ut. cary d. Langhorne of the United
states navy IS passing the summer he~o.
Lieutenant Commander Isaac HazIat, Of
the nited States navy is registered - tba
Sterling. a. l'le
IL Is interesting to go over the LIST NJ
a'uu7tfhentS IN the theatrical line that arc
l" be found here at the shore in the Iarfo,,s
ocean piers. the theaters and concart 90
music halls IL is still more Interesting 70
90 them all Of a night or two and 500
the variety Of the theatrical handouts one
receives Starting from the Inlet ono can
get the best of high-class yaudevi11a yi.b
ShakeSpearean hUrlesque thrown in IN
make things interesting A song or +u-o
elthef OF the coon or sentimental GLASS
beautifully Illustrated with slides is sISo
on the program " ''o
ne Royal Palace Hotel has become one
OF the great hostelries Of the city The
swimming pools Of the hotel are great at
fractions for those guests who do not cara
to take a plunge in the rough surf ,,b;ra
the ping pong parlOrs the billiard rooms
the bowling alleys and all the other faoiIi
Ties nave made this fine hotel in every
respect N''
The little baby leopard at Frank Hubfn.s
o. gypsy Fame.s camp. is now being reared
on bottle IL IS like little kitten striped
as pretty and with large gray eyes.
great many Washingtonians have ~
rived at the shore for the month of July
Among those registered at the leading
hotels are the following:
Marlborough House. P. c. Knox. Miss
Knox. Reed Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. S. VIII
Ians. Mrs Long. George A. Boss, c. ]
Stevenson. II. A. Walters. Mr. and Mrs. @
Prince. Mrs Belknap. Jerome Wilbur X
NJ Woodward, Percy b. Hills: Oriental
Mr. and Mrs John Caughey: Hotel Pu
doiph. ]. Atkinson. C. johnson, /. =
Burdine. II Lyford. G.. B Johnson: Ra-
leigh. John Hughes. Mrs. J. Rogers Miss
I-onsbury. John Moore David Miller. tr
John GarriSh. jr-. T. Allen D Stuart Rs1
tamin Bissel. ir Charles Shaw ! Tbonrn-
son. I. DOwney. j Ellison Mr. and Mrs
+. kIlIan. William GOrgas. A Scott Mrs
Gresham. Mrs Crater. c Cramp; wiltshire
Mr. and Mrs Joseph S Sheeham II Tbarn
George Kirkpatrick. II. Hammond NJ NJ
kee. Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. Braunstein Henry
II. Mckee. Mr.. and Mrs. D. A Braunstein
Mrs Marie Louise Fisher; Acme. Miss K
Manning. San Marcus Miss Fl Fla Dnn-
Top. j F Chamberlain. Hester Armstrong,
Mrs F. F. Stafford. Mrs r G. Rhodes 7
g Cousins. Samuel Il. Lees Henry A Tu
ford Lyman Z Burdine Charles p. shaw
a f OprUtt Malcolm A Moody; Bleak
Beinger. A Gilchrist. \ Malcolm. 8 Ar
thur. Mrs Arthur, Lee Roy Thomas. s w
Weed. Malcolm Ward. Charles IiDDcbiId
Thomas Harris. r. G. Jonas Mrs Beulick
Miss Grace HiDburn T. W. Baker: Arch
dale. Miss F. Frazer Miss Annie Walker
Judge Marseli Tudor Narseu: Chalfonte
u. Carman. Miss Frances Wrist:
Ma t,,r, DR. and l.i Mrs sehurwin.
forth. w N Williamson. A. Hudnnt;
the Best. Mr.. and Mrs. s Hooper H Alex
ander Mrs. NJ. Malvern; Glendale C. p
Stitsou. William White. A l.. Hunt +
Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs F Hughlett Mr.
and Mrs. < Hughes; Hampton Court Mrs
ID. r Buruham: Hobart r. Welsh J. John
son. W Polk; Lorraine. Mr.. and Mrs. A K
Perres Or. Marie Grace H HALEY.
Richmond. Harry Peyton: the Pennhurst
Commodore MCElmeH Mrs. Barry. Miss
Earry: Coleman. $ Schulters. H. DIPPED
J. F Minstrel. ]. Jandorf. X l.. Watts. III
4. Prytson. III. Prytson: Royal Palace J.
p. Adams. Mrs. b. r. Hopkins: Albany.
NJ Thompson; Traymore. DIR. Cary d.
1-aEEb0rue q. s NJ. Mrs. A Ray Mrs
T p Heave F. Ray, Mrs G. Woodward
Mis- Woodward. Edward Mitchell; Haddou
Han. z F Gallan. Thomas GaIlan J. A
Beck. l. F.. LaUns: Clever House. c. H.
1-ukens. Mrs. G. w Lukens William n
1-uksns. Miss Ester Lukens, Luther n
Iukens- Miss Flora Lukens. H p. Vale
II. j. NJ Howard; LambOurn Charles !,
Hodgkin. K Hodgkin. Miss Leila Wilson
Miss Mabel Wilson. W. s. wilson G q
wilson: Windsor. Mrs. R C Kennedy.
strand. Mrs. c. Swayze. Mrs f F. Adams
Mrs Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. p NJ. Dubant'
Miss G. CCyle; Victoria, Miss Nettia #
Law: AttamOnt, A. W Lavender. ~ r
Scherf. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hudson 7 7
BOYD. MI and Mrs. f. r. Douglas II u
Gather. Mr.. and Mrs. E p HAYDEN Tobn
Clark and family. Mr.. and Mrs ! w
Nealy. 1rOquO!s. DIR. and Mrs. Ann NJ
and Mrs. T Walter. Mr. and Mrs. w. Lees
Mr. and Mrs. Browne; Brunswick. Mrs II
p Barrett. R Barrett: Pierpont Mrs.
Ritehey. Miss Ritchey. Dr. C. Wf1etts
T Mitchell R. Hough. Miss Kehoe Miss
G kehoe- Miss o. Gafman. Mr. and Mrs
j. NJ kendle: the Morton, Mrs. Murphy n
alexander; Runnymede II. H. Rousseau:
Yarmouth. J. Jansburne: the ANCHORAGE
Mrs r. Thorn Mrs Mclaughlin and fam.
ny. Nj j. Mclaughlin: the Gadsby. Mrs
X 8 Lytle. r. g. Lyle. Jr.; the Jackson.