The Washington times., 1903-06-14

town. Mr.. Eberhard and his family have
spent the greater part of the year here
at the Hotel st. Charles. His two sons
are bringing their stable of thorough
breds, and several automobiles.
Hotels Await Guests.
The Hotel Shoreham. at the ocean end
of Virginia Avenue, has been leased by
W. B. Gotten, formerly of the Hotel
Strand, and its opening on Monday will
be augmented by recital and recep-
ton. It has been thoroughly renovated
under Mr.. Cotten's supervision and re-
painted and refurnished. About 500
guests can be accommodated and the
rooms may now be had singly or en-
suite, with accompanying baths Tele-
phones have been Installed in every
room and the elevator service is from
the street level.
Under the direction of W. F. Watts,
the San Marcos, at the corner of Pacific
and Massachusetts Avenues. has been
opened for the. season. 1t has a capacity
of 300 patron, has extensive porches,
balconies, sun parlors and lawn. Every
modern convenience is offered for the
pleasure of guests.
The Stehle brothers. who. a few years
ago conducted the Hotel Berkeley, at
the foot of Kentucky Avenue. have re-
entered the hotel business, and this year
manage the Hotel Yarmouth, near Chel-
sea. Modern improvements have been
introduced at the Yarmouth. 1t occu-
pies one of the most desirable sites
along the Boardwalk, with an unob-
structed ocean view. 1t is but short
walk to the piers and other places Of
amusement, yet far enough away from
the noise and excitement
Mrs L. V. Stickney, the hostess of
the Hotel Stickney, has had that hos
telry moved from its Kentucky Avenue
beach. After a thorough renovation and
refurnishing the well appointed house
is now open for the reception of guests.
1t has 100 rooms en- suite, Nth bath, and
all other conveniences.
Westinghouse at the Shore.
Among the prominent Washington
ians here are: Penhurst-Miss NJ. Heat
| ". Miss E. Heatty, Mrs. J. K Heatty
Miss D. Decide, Miss NJ E Mills, Mrs
S Edison, Martha Chandler, l. J. Black
Runnymede-Mrs. E. R. Shane. Stanley
M. Miller, Miss T. Clark and family
KeHtuckt-F. S. Cushman. Traymore-
| H B. Mcdonald. E A Schwentz Berk-
shire-T. Hareiand. Belmont-C. Clerk
eler and wife. Chelsea-Mrs. H. r.
Howepstein, Miss Howenstein, George
/ Williams. Revere-Mrs. NJ J. Hunt.
Rudolf-H. Clark and wife, st. Charles
| h Bergman, Mr.. Hankin, R. r. Root.
/ Chetwoode-T. Burns Shipley Strand
Miss e. Cate. Wiltshire-Mrs. e NJ
Tolman, Miss Tolman, Mrs. F. w. Mac
Kinzie, Horace a. Snyder and wife, W
/ R. Bell and daughter, r. j. Donaldson
and wife, Helen Donaldson, Paul Don
! aldson, c. c. Campbell. j. f. Galbrey,
Margaret Harvey. Elizabeth Cauthorne
| Seaside. Warrick Miss Warrick
| Brexton--J. P. Williamson, Mrs. T. Will
Hanson, Miss A. w Williamson, W. r.
Williamson. Belmont-W. Thompson and
wife. Morton-Miss H. Detwiler Ponce
de Leone. Boughton. Dennis-J. B.
MacLaren. ]. H. o. Griffith, Mrs Martha
S. Gielow, Miss S. CASTELAR,, Miss Gfelow,
Mr.. and Mrs. George writtesby, George
Jones. Mrs. A L. Meyers, George W
Casilear. Haddon HALF. SoIger, w.
Conilyn. Mount Yernon-C. L. Stewart.
Jackson-Mrs. H Arnold, Mr. and Mrs
A. ThoH. Louella-Amelia Brown.
and wife, Mrs. Slaymaker. W. NJ Bal
derston, a. C. Elerly and son, C. F. Burt.
Windsor-E. A. Schweintz.