Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
SUMMER RESORTS
Horse Show Week at At
lantic City.
A RECENT MARRIAGE
ROMANCE BEGINNING HERE FOL
LOWED BY A WEDDING.
At Other Summer Cities Along the
Atlantic-Mountain
Hotels, Etc.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. July D. 1904.
Horse show week has been the most bril-
liant this resort has experienced both
from a social standpoint and in the I'm
n ense success of the annual exhibition at
tho Inlet Park. The attendance at the
show was larger than ever before, the
animals exhibited were more numerous
and more representative of the blue rib
boners. and the number of prominent spec
tators included many Of the smart set OF
New York. Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore.
A romance eliminated In wedding al
the Hotel Rudolf this week. Miss Caroiyne
Nordlinger of Washington. ID. c.. had been
Ell gagged to Mr.. Isaac Behrend of the same
city. but the wedding was not to have
taken place until fall. At dinner the other
day. however. Mr.. Behrend announced that
his birthday fell this week and suggested
that a marriage would make a fitting cele-
bration of the event. The question was
referred to the young woman's mother.
Mrs. Sarah NOrdlinger. who is well known
in Washington. and after some hesitation
her consent was given. The ceremony was
performed by Rabbi Abram Simons of
Washington. and Mr.. and Mrs Behrend are
spending tn iii honeymoon In this city.
The heat of the big cities has had the
effect of driving the people to the shore in
larger numbers than was ever known be-
fore during the month of July. The rail-
-cad officials have issued a statement 20
the effect that all records of travel to At
lantic City for the month of June and up
to the present time in July have bee?
broken by many thousands. The hotels are
entertaining the usual August crowds and
the bookings heavier than ever before,
extending far into September 1t Is a Curl
Gus fact. however. that until the past Few
DAYS there have been fewer bathers than
ever before at this time. and none of the
wiseacres are able to account for 1t. The
leach is in better condition than last year.
and there have been no drowning accidents
since the season opened and but few ex-
haustions or ra4cues The number Of bath
ers has been increasing this week, and Will
proba bly, be up to the usual maximum from
this time on.
Sailing and fishing. on the other hand. is
more popular than ever before. and the In
let fleet is unable to accommodate the
crowds. Moonlight sailing parties have
been popular the past few nights, ana 10
the romantic mind they are far more de-
lightful than the daylight trips. The Yacht
Club members have entertained lavlshly
during the week. and every boat In tho
fleet has been working overtime.
The following residents OF Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City no.
tells
Irouois-Mr and Mrs. II. A. Milstead. Z.
r.. lem, George f1atCn, bafl DAFT, y.
Rice. w. r. Harper. L. L. Herrell. Miss
Aimeda Potter. Miss Mae Dryden, NJ 7.
Dryden. DR.. and Mrs. r. Lee Cole, w. J.
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Lewis, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Burch.
Grand Atlantic-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph f.
Bailey. Joseph II. Bailey, Mrs. Mary Ro-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Collins. DR.. o. L. Butcher.
Elberon-Miss K. Oates. Henry c. Her
bert, Miss Dora Holzbeierlein. Miss Mary
Weigmann. r. B. Rives. Miss NJ Oates.
Mrs. Henry c. Herbert Henry Holzbeier-
lein. Miss Mary HolzbeerleIn, Miss Dora
Thurin. Mr. O'Brian.
Rio Grande-Mr and Mrs. c. A. Meyers.
Miss Meyers, William c. Froemke Mrs. A.
Elliott, D. L. Connall. ]. P. Farmer. Miss
Ethel D. Baker.
Baum. Mrs. Charles Wilson. Charles Clag-
gett Wilson. John Hail. John H. Holt.
st. Charles-Mr. and Mrs Salvador Desio,
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Willard. Miss C. E.
Brian, ]. v. Cavalier Miss Kate Wilson, 4.
w. Wharton, Mrs Hesell. William Paxton.
Chetwoode-Mr and Mrs. A. J. Wedder-
burn.
Dennis-Martin A Knapp. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles B. Bailey. Miss Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. P. Lewis. John E. Bradley, X. T.
Feeder
Haddon Hall-Miss Mcdonald
Notwithstanding and Mrs. A. J.
Schwartz. t>ss Marie Schwartz
Revere-Mrs. G. NJ. Boiling.
Jackson-Mr. and Mrs. George Ewing
D. Wilkinson.
Chester Inn-A. Hallett, E Claggett
Strand-G. j. May.
Sothern-Mrs. E. 8. Danenhawk, Charles
Fleishman.
Berkeley-M. E. Johns
Pennhurst-L Wells.
Marlborough Houses. P. Brown, Mrs
A. d. Scott
Seaside House-H. F. Newton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Stinson, H. Doll Mrs Doll, r.
NJ. Doll. Miss Doll.
Champlaine-A. Conrad and family
Belmont B. Tate. NJ. Wilson, Mrs. T..
E. Gladis, V. l.. McQuade, David Tally,
John Pearson.
Raleigh-W. H. Morgan E. O. Myers. w.
H. Moran, F. Bursford, 7. Milford, Miss
Epma Meyers.
Niltshire-J. E. Halby. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
E. Espey
Arlington-H. Dorker.
Green s-Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Stinson
Lehman-Mrs. A. w. Dunn, Mrs. J. b
Archer.
Archdale-Mr. and Mrs. w. Levitt.
THE OLD CROWD THERE