Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-03
QUIET FOLKS COMING
SEPTEMBER THRONGS ARRIVING
EVERY DAY.
Cunning Season Attracts Lovers Of
Sport-Recent Capital
Arrivals.
Of The Evening Star.

! Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. September 2, 1904.
The most delightful season OF all the
year is dawning in Atlantic City, and those
| who love the beauties Of nature better than
| tho crowds and the gayety Of seashore life
are beginning to arrive from the noun
| tsins and their country homes. These ar
| rivals, Of course, are but the vanguard.
| and the fall fashionables viii not arrive IN
numbers for couple of weeks.
The summer crowds are still here in large
| numbers and will tarry until the middle OF
| the month. The holiday makers are arriv-
| ing by the thousands today and have been
| coming since yesterday, with the indica-
! tons of an immense throng over Labor
| day.
The opening of the cunning season on
| Thursday brought hundreds of sportsmen
| here from every town and city within a
| distance of hundreds of miles. Mud hens,
reed and rail birds are now In season, and
sn!pe came in a week earlier They swarm
| In countless numbers in the marshes along
| the thOroughfares and on the mainland.
| and the gunners report them as more num-
erous and in better condition than for
years past. This is owing to the new law
that restricts the number to each gun to
| thirty per day.
| big holiday ball is scheduled at the
Hotel Rudolf for the evening of Labor
day. The tons at this one hotel
for today. tomorrow and Monday number
700. This will give an idea of the size Of
the crowd expected Every room in the
| Wiltshire has been reserved for the same
| period by New Workers. and Brooklynites
Mr.. S. P. OReilly. a retired lawyer of
leading. Pa, has purchased the Hotel
| Lehman. on Pennsylvania avenue below
Pacific for sGOO0O The house will be COM
ar ND l1ra "a
| &C nducted by Mr.. O'Reilly He will also
erect a handsome cottage on the lot ad-
| joining the hotel.
The following residents of Washington
! are registered at the leading Atlantic City
| hotels:
| st. Charles-Carl C. Mueller. Miss M. NJ
| oReilly B. F. Smith Miss Strausberg
MISS Rose s. Strausberg. T. L. Atkins. H.
| r. Willard. May A. Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs
| w. w. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
| Gleason.
Iroquois-R. T. Stack. G. w. Wiegand
Mrs. Waters and children, Mrs Cross. Mrs
| M v. Groundie, Mrs. r. l.. Elliott, Mrs
Atchison and daughter. H. T. Johns and
wife. Miss Katherine T Deegan. Charles
A. Rathbone, Miss NJ. Dillon, H. j. Carton
| and wife. r. Armstrong and Harry Ellis
| Fredonia-Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hinkle and
| S. OFT
Louelle-Mrs w V. Hillary.
Royal Palace-H r. Burton.
Shoreham-S Kent and Charles r. John
st. Charles-S. L. Trouland. Alexander
Miller. Mary Brown and Catherine Glenn
| mons
Borton-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ball. Mr. and
Mrs George Morgan and Lillian M Mosher
| Chester INV. B. Hyde, Miss Minnie
Evans, Mrs. Charles Raymond and W. E.
| Rodgers
Elwood-Miss R. Paxson. Miss A. Paxson
and Mrs. ]. H. Kelly.
| Youngs-K. Golden Frank DonoIdson and
Mr.. A. NJ. Brown =
Royal Palace-George R. G. Dyrenforth
| ana son. N. F. Hope, A. B. Levy Nathan
Apple, Miss S. B. BiddIe, r. E. Eckert and
Miss NJ. Doyle
Chester Inn-W. B. Hyde ]. F. Lynch
d. NJ. Anthony, Miss Anna Daniel and Miss
Mary Lee.
Dennis-Miss A. A Allen. Miss B. Mea-
| CHER, c. NJ Brown. A. Davis, A. r. Hitch
ans and G. w. Hepler
Wolcott-H. r. Stevenson
Wlltshire-Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Dole
George Robertson, Miss Caroline Didden
and Minnie Ddden.
Glendale-Miss Rose Robinson, Miss Ade-
line Morton and Alice E. Morton.
Green's-F. F. Detweiler Mr. Cassidy T
d. Lawler, C. P. French and F. s. Pagan.
Lorrine-L Busch and Miss A Graft
La Fontaine-George S. Howell Mrs Kate
r. Ioorney, Miss Agnes Toorney, Charles
Lord and Philip E. Milton.
Marlborough. c. Hunter. Mrs. n. q
Hunter and Charles r. Brown
New Clarion-D. V. Hanon and E. V.
Nannon.
Raleigh-T. H. Young and Mrs. Young
Senate-G. c. Jordon and Mrs A. M.
Hickey.
Seaside-Mrs. A. Floor J. D. Harris and
Mrs. F. Wilson ~
electromagnetic and Mrs. c. r Sher-
wood, Miss Sherwood and c. W. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures kerneck, Agnes w
Brewer and Helen G.. Brewer
Cha mplain-L. B. Priest Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Brauer and Mrs Happ and children.
De Viile-E. N. Grey
Dennis-Mrs. George B. Williams and
Mrs. A. B. Taylor.