The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-05
Over 500 Entries for Equine
Show at Inlet Park-Af-
fair Promises Much.
Famous Stables Listed.
Golf Links Draw Many Wis
itors - Many Prominent
Westinghouse Visiting
at the City by the Sea.


entries are booked Cor the horse show
Al Inlet Park next week. and the event
will be the most brilliant Of the season.
The officials have announced a finer
showing than has ever before been at
tempted in Atlantic City, and the evo-
luton Of an animal fair into an cxposi-
tlon OF equine aristOcracy and human,
particularly feminine, beauty and smart
ness Is now complete. Reginald VAN
derbilt Will make his initial entry in
Atlantic City, The horses that he has
booked are nearly ell winners of the
blue In other competitions. and there
Is an unusual number of fine animals
from famous stables listed.
Independence Day had q proper and or
deTly observance here. There was no
general public demonstration, but the
nag was everywhere in evidence, and
nearly everybody wore a knot OF red,
white, and blue. The Ventnor Yacht
Clubs marine parade this morning Was
picturesque affair and the races In the
afternoon attracted large number Of
people who accepted the hospitality OF
the Atlantic City Club house. \ ball
tonight will complete the events.
Golfers Enjoy Sport.
The Northheld Links are in excellent
condition. and relocated golfers are
making the place attractive to enthusi-
asts of the game. Inlet Park was given
over to competing baseball clubs.
Capt. Charles d. Sigsbee, L. S. ". is
at Youngs Hotel for the summer
DR.. Robert Reyburn, the only surviv-
ing member of the quartet of surgeons
who attended President Garfield on his
deathbed. is with his wife at the Hotel
Raleigh. Dr. Reyburn is a resident of
Washington, d. c.
Col Lewis T. Bryant and Lieut.. Wal
ter E. Edge. of Governor Murphys staff.
attended tho anniversary OF the battle
Of Monmouth in Freehold, y. j.. as dele
gates from Atlantic City to the patriotic
celebration
Among other famous sailors who have
come within tho last few days to this
shore are Commander William " Nou-
man. L. S. ", who is registered at the
Braxton. and Commander Fremont, also
of the American navy. who is stopping
al the Brighton.
J. d. Catewood, L. s. N. is also a
late arrival at the Lorraine. and Albert
Engard is visiting his mother here for
q short leave Of absence from his ship,
which is one Of the White Squadron.
After an absence of twenty years
Capt. J. D. Rhoades. Of Washington. D.
C., returned TO Atlantic City TO find as
many changes as Rip Van Wrinkle found
In the village of Falling Water after
similar absence.
Yentnor Changes.
VentnoT improvements will benefit the
whole island The extension Of the
boardwalk down through Ventnor is
only q link in the chain which will
speedily weld the interests OF every
section Of Absecon Island together
Chelsea is promoting a plan for a pier
and the fashionable district is contin-
ually adding to its already attractive
features. Property is booming and bust
ness is assuming enormous proportions
in every part OF the city.
Washingtonians at Seashore.
The following residents Of Washing
ton are stopping at leading Atlantic
City hotels:
Raleizh-Mr and Mrs Latimer. b.
Abandon, B. Leman, Mr.. and Mrs. 5
Z. Moore. Z. o. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs
George II. McDonaldson. w. II. Moran
John O. Shelby. T. Wood
Eudolf-Mr and Mrs. A. Graham, Mr.
and Mrs White. Miss Z. White. Miss
~ White. Miss Richardson. E. d. Ap.
pleton.
St. CharIes-C. Draper. A. Peters, f.
Bolgiano, Mrs. J. Gibson. W Speare. II.
Wiilctt. J. c. Dowen.
Strand-N. BudneIl. Mr. and Mrs. a
Burt. G. Robertson
Traymore-M J. Colbert. Mrs. NJ J.
Colbert, Mrs. N. Colbert. Mrs. T. II.
Howe. F. r. Howe.
Sterling-Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Leary.
II. B. Lcary, ir.. Miss Helen L. Leary.
NJ W Leary. NJ. c. Leary. r. J. Earn
shaw. G. ". Dozer. IT,, Mrs G. Cope
land, Miss N. Copeland. Mrs. Dearies.
S. T. Stearns.
Arlington-Mr. and Mrs. William Linn,
n. K Vanarsdale.
Brextcn-H y. Wilson. Miss Jean ".
Moncure. Eugene w Moncure, Audrey
Moneure. Mrs. W. D. Morgan. Mrs. T.
Lydett-
Breyoort-Mrs. Il Koenne. Miss Vera
Koenne. Miss Ethel Koonne. Harry
KoeEne.
Carlsbad-G. Beebe
Ethelyn - Mrs. F. Yeatman. Mrs. ].
James. Miss Fannie Taylor, II. Carroll.
II Slaven. J. Tate.
CIendaIe-Miss Gilliss, Z. p. Wertz
Mrs. Sims, Miss Addie Pussy. Miss Helen
Pusey.
AFchdale-Miss Edith Compton. Miss
Emily Sleman. Z. l. Ravicen. ii. L.
Bancroft
Islesworth--N. Wilson. Miss Rebecca
Behrend. Miss l.. Behrend, L. Leoni.
Mrs. c. Burchill, Mrs. H. BurchiII Miss
&. KaieT. Miss NJ Kaier. Miss S. D.
Raier
WiItshire-Mr. and Mrs. @. Hazard.
Sr. and Mrs. c. Hazard, c. NJ IreIan.
N. Eahrle. G. d. Shields. Ward Bur-
hngame, F. W. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Geresl. Mrs. E NJ Yalman, Mrs
7. A. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
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