Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-05
ON THE BOARDWA AK
ATLANTIC CITY VISITORS IN THE
SEASONS EARLY DAYS.
The Washingtonians Already Located
for the Season or on for
Short Stays.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, July g. 1902.
The Hotel Stickney has opened for the
season The old hotel was destroyed in the
great fire of last April. The new house is
managed by Mrs. L. v. Stickney.
The following Washingtonians were
noticed on the Boardwalk the past week.
They are registered at the leading hotels:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Jacobson and E. 8. Coch-
ran have apartments at the Hotel Rudolf;
at the Raleigh are Mr.. and Mrs. L. Rob-
erts, ]. Keenan,, Mrs. keenan, and George
Chandler; Mrs c. Birch, Miss B. Birch are
at the Strand; Colonel and Mrs. Nathaniel
Mckay are passing their honeymoon at the
Strand; r. L. Greenwich and Samuel
Shreeve are located at the Beachwood;
John Curtss is late arrival at Bleakhouse.
Stopping at the Sterling are Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Williams, Mrs. w. Chatfield and Mrs
Luggett; Mrs. D. Coon and Mrs. Sims
located at the Coleman House; Miss Curtis,
William E. Curtis and Mr.. and Mrs James
N. Tyner are registered at the Brighton:
located at the Grand Atlantic are E. p.
Mertz, Mrs l.. A. Pyle, Mrs. George T.
Vest, C.. A. Boughton, Miss Blanche E.
barley, Silas Hare. Edward Germany Mrs.
L. Germany and Miss Smith; D. NJ Steven
son. Miss Georgette Soulage, Frederick I.
Allen and Patrick Henry are registered at
the Windsor: Dr. Grasen is at the Morton:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stinson are guests at
the Glendale. S. Cunningham is occupy
ing a suite at Marlborough House. Rev.
s. c. Blackison, Miss M. Rowland, ]. w.
DR.. and Mrs. T. H. Schwimm, E. N. Pen
nell. Miss S. E. Graden, Mrs. Wiley E.
Gushing and NJ Cushing at the Ma
5estic Summering at the Hotel Chelsea
and Mrs. Richard Lewis Howell, Miss Ad-
ans and Mrs. B. r. Howard. ]. P. Adams
and Mrs. B. r. Hopkins have apartments
at the Royal Palace. M. NJ. Miller spent
Elanore Bryan, B. Micou. DR.. and Mrs. S.
Moore, Mrs. Isaac Henderson and Mrs.
Carbaugh are recent arrivals at the Tray
more. At the Altamont are Mr. and Mrs
George May. Mr.. and Mrs. George V.
Drake, DR.. Edward H. Allen. DR.. Joseph
Allen, j. H. Boand, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
l. Kaufman, Malcolm Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Johnston, Mrs. M. Brown, DR..
and Mrs. Theodore G. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Walther, Mrs. p w. Barnett, Miss
Cary Hicks, Mrs. K. Ford Hicks, H. H.
Smith. Jerome Smith, Mrs. c. H. Smith,
Miss Smith, Captain and Mrs. P. r. Smith,
Miss Jennie Smith, Miss Mable Smith. c.
A. Dunlavey, A. w. Hindle, Miss N Web
ster and Miss ]. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis B. Wine are spending the season at
the resort for the benefit of his health. Mr..
and Mrs. j. E. Libbey and Mr.. and Mrs
c. Graybill are sojourning at the Chal-
walls at the Wiltshire.
Warren White Sulphur Springs.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Va, July f. 1902.
In spite of the cool weather this season
this popular resort has been open since
June 10, and great many people are now
breathing it's health-giving air, and drink
Inc haal 1--we
vile and his wife were the pioneers of the
season, reaching here on the opening day
after a delightful two days drive from
Washington. The distance covered was 123
miles. The fishing Is fairly good and prom
Uses better in the near future. The glorious
Fourth was celebrated in good old fashioned
style, with fireworks, and noise galore. The
big bell in the cupola of the hotel has been
worked overtime all day. Among Washing
tonians now here are: Mrs. Scott Mrs Lucy
Cullen, Miss Bertha Griffiths, Miss Ethel
Barker, Major John w. Steward, U. s. A
Capt. Thos Smith. Mr.. Silas Waters, Mr.
Richard Mitchell and family, Mr.. A S.
Derflnger and family and Mr. w. Post
Among those who have engaged rooms and
Will arrive here from Washington during
the month are: Mr.. John Show, Mr.. Leon
Atchison, Joshua Coldweld, Hr. Harry Mack
and family, and Col. Bingham. The hotel
this season is under the capable manage
ment Of Mrs. j. NJ. Barker of Washington.
Blue Ridge Summit.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa. July s. 1902
There was more than the usual amount
oGpatriotic celebration Of the Fourth here
yesterday. while the display OF fireworks
last night was on a more extensive scale
than for a number Of years. At a number
Of the resorts special musical programs
were rendered, followed by dancing With
golf, tennis, base ball. horseback riding,
driving and other amusements peculiar to
resort life the visitor from the city has his
choice of many ways in which to amuse
himself.
Gen. L. P Graham, L. S. A., and Mrs.
Graham have arrived from Washington,
and will spend the summer at the Blue
Mountain House. Other Washingtonians
at this hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Austin G.
Lewis, Miss Mason and Mr. c. H. Ulaso
Representative Thad. NJ Mahon of Cham
bersburg, Pa, spent the past week at the
Blue Mountain House. At the Buena Vista
Mrs. Lewis Davis. Mr.. E. L. Plumb, Mrs
Philip J. Ryan. Miss Manford, J. c. Boyd.
Mrs: Boyd, Miss Alice Boyd. Mr.. Walter
Willard Boyd, all of Washington, D. G.
Monterey Inn guests include these from
Washington: Mrs. J. H. Wurdeman, Mrs.
p. Addison Hester, Mrs F. H. Bates Mrs
W. P: Hall and children. Miss c. E. Webb.
Mr.. Marshall ]. Bailey, Miss Wheat, George
Palmer Dyer, U. S. N, and Mrs Dyer
Mr. S. Steinmetz Miss Ella Steinmetz, Miss
Anna Steinmetz Mrs. J. L. Rowland, Miss
Margaret Rowland of Washington are reg
istered at the Summit Villa. Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Martin Of Norfolk, Va, are stop
ping at the Monterey Inn. Lieut. Joseph
Enoff, y. S. s. Fern; Mr.. o. Oleander. Mr.
j. A. Eisenbeiss, Park F. Fair and Mr.. J.
M. Frank Of Washington are among the
guests at the Edgewood. Postmaster Mil
ton Schaeffer Of Westminster Md, has
| purchased a lot adjoining the cottage of
Rev. G. H. Hockey, near Pen Mar, and will
camp there with HIS family during the
summer.