The Washington times., 1902-07-06
ATLANTIC CITY.
Col. Nat Mckay a Notable Figure on
the Boardwalk.
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ATLANTIC CITY, July 5.-One of the
most notable visitors to this resort is
Col Nathaniel Mckay. proprietor of
the Dewey Hotel. Washington, The
colonel, who has passed the three-score-
years-and-ten mark. is here on his hon
eymoon and his bride, a handsome young
woman. is only few months past TWEEN
ty-seven years. She was formerly Miss
Mabel Geyer, of Crisfeld, Nd. This is
the colonel's third matrimonial venture.
Two daughters by his first wife are
residents of Philadelphia and wives OF
prominent men Of that city. His second
embarkation on the sea Of matrimony
was with Miss Jennie Pope. of Brooklyn.
The continuity of the Boardwalk has
once more been restored by the rebuild
ing Of the several gaps which were
made by the tides and storms. and once
more one may stroll from end to end of
the promenade, distance of over four
miles, without once leaving the walk.
Big L. A. W. Meet.
In anticipation OF the big meet of the
League of American Wheelmen which
will be held in this city from July l6 to
IS, inclusive, local committee, to assist
the executive committee, has been
formed, and 1t will have charge of all
the work of arranging for the road races
on the Speedway, which will be one of
the principal features of the meet
Chairman John B. UhIe of New York,
announces that the convention, at which
will appear all the prominent good
roads" men of the country. will combine
the interests of the League of American
Wheelmen, the Highway Alliance. and
the New York Chicago Road Association.
Happy young bridal couples are com
ing to Atlantic City now, and the hotels
are making specially OF bridal suites
10 accommodate them.
Earl VI. Seitz. United States consul a.
Nice is at the Ponce de Leon.
Charles F. Murphy. the Tammany Hall
leader who has been spending some
time at the Hotel Brighton. in company
with his bride. left for New York this
week.
Representative Harry Loudenslager. |
of Camden. ard Representative Henry |
Green. of Reading, Pa, spent the week |
at the shore.
Many Prominent Guests.
Frank Rockefeller, and II. J. Rodgers,
Standard Oil Company magnares. were
noticed this week among the promena-
lers on the esplanade.
Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Gould of New
York, are at the Marlborough House.
Former Postmaster General BisselI.
Of Buffalo. n Y. is at one of the large
beach front hostelries.
Former United States Senator VOL
,ott. of Colorado. is hero for an extend
ID soiourn.
Former Secretary OF the Treasury Ly-
nan J. Gage has secured apartments at
he Hotel Wiltshire, and will be here
With his family in the course OF few
avs
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Mckinley are at
he Seaside House.
Representative Charles II. Grosvenor 1
T Ohio is here.
DIR. ]. Takannie, former imperial
hemist Of Japan. and his charming
merican wife are at the Hotel Rudolf. ]
The Count Ferdinand de Crwitsky. Of
/. Petersburg. Russia. who Is makiae
tour Of the United States, is at the
otel Rrdolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Black, of Balti-
ore. Nd. are aroorg the guests at the q
'ocuois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert 3. Tenney. of u
accompanied by their beau- u
full and accomplished daughter. Miss n
llette. are spending a month at the II
oquois.
Mrs. w. B. Davis. wife of Major Davis, al