Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-06
SUMMER RESORTS
Bathing is Popular, No Mat
ter if It Rains.
s E A SIDE GOSSIP
CARNIVAL.S AND OTHER AMUSE-
MENTS HOLD THE CROWD.
Outdoor Sports on Mountain and Hill
Tops Yachting,
Golf, Etc.
SEASIDE GOSSIP


Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. August 8. 1904.
The fear of the bath-house barons that
this was to be an OF season for them was
premature. The oldest life guards declare
that more people have been in the surf dur
ing the past week than during any similar
period since the discovery of Absecon Is
land.
The diplomatic colony will receive a dis
tinguished accession next week in the per-
son of Ambassador Tower. the representa-
tive of this country to Germany. Mr..
Tower has taken cottage on Pacific ave-
nue. near that OF Baron des Planches, the
Italian ambassador to this country.
Charles r. Myers, proprietor of the Hotel
Rudolf, and William f. Carroll of Phla-
delphia will begin operations next week on
tract of land in picturesque Ventnor to
convert it into miniature Venice. A lake.
supplied from the waters of the thorough
fare, will be constructed in the center of
the plot. and surrounding the lake will be
constructed a group OF picturesque villas.
Nearly all of the villa sites have been
taken by prominent Quaker city politicians
and business men. The lake will be utl-
lied as a harbor for launches and small
sailing craft.
Mrs. s. s. Phoebus, wife of the proprietor
of the Hote, Wiltshire. has returned from
an extended visit to the mountain resorts
of West Virginia
The following residents of Washing;o 1
are registered at leading Atlantic City no.
tells:
st. Charles-H. w. Foote. Mrs. w. a.
MorselI
lslesworth-Mrs. James j. Duke. Miss
Grace Parker. Miss Carrie Sesser. Mrs. Ju-
Illus Woke.
Archdale-Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Miller
Borton-Mrs. ]. E. Fisher, Mr.. and MIS-.
William Black.
Carlsbad--A. E,sser z. l.. Byron. r. N.
Riley. r. Hilworth, Mr.. and Mrs. M D.l
Bots.
Altamont-Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Anderson
Rio Grande-W. G. Whetley, Mrs. Agnes
Gill. Mr.. and Mrs Barbor. Miss NJ. Baxter.
Senate-Mr and Mrs. M Pedrick, jr.
Richmond-S. Burnett. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
i. Mathews.
ElberOn-MiSS Nj. De Ponceray, .. VIII
kinson
stran9-Gen; J. E. Summers. Miss Nj Sum
Wells, NJ. A. Magee. w d. Magee.
Traymore d. Feast.
Royal Paiace-H. l.. Piper, w ]. KILN
ger w. a. Van Wagner.
Young s-R. I. Lee, W. f. Collins.
RUDOLF. B. Smith, T. B. Jackson, Will
liam J. Evans
Green's-A. NJ Templeton. j. V. Clarke,
c. l.. Brown.
Loraine-John Simpson and wife. Miss
Elizabeth Simpson. d. w. Crawford, I. j.
ldylOT, NJ. lltlilSel
Atglen-George \. Seabold, S. p Ssabold.
Fredouia-E. Chariot.
Dennis-Miss l.. Caslear, Jean Cobb,
Charles 3. Lee, H. S. Dye.
Dunlop-Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Hands. J.
Briggs. j. w. Boise. A. E. Shards, Mrs.
A. Shards II. Ruffin. X. Holtsfeld, S. o.
Reilly. d. X. Shute.
Louella-M. Hillary.
Majestic-A. Carey.
Scarborough-Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin, Mr..
and Mrs II. d. Flower.
Wiltshre-Dr and Mrs. d. o. Leach. Mr..
and MYs. J. H. Small, c. NJ. Irelan. Mr.. and
Mrs H. T. Glass Mrs. p. Rogers, DR.. p. F.
Rogers, Mrs. F. o. Miller Miss Soule, Q. A
NJ Kaufman. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Brook. Mr..
and Mrs NJ NJ. Aprigg, II. d. Feast, Ed
gar P Copeland Es l.. Mason.
Holmhurst-W. NJ. PoindeXter-
Palmer-Mrs. Nj. Morgan.
Marlborough-W. J. Abercrombie, w. II.
Abercrombie, N. Wyman.
Raleigh-J G. George. w. X Butler.
Washington-Charle 3. Paterson, w.
Doernston.
Lehman-J w Yarnen, w. w. Simpson,
G. r. Crawford.
Brexton Mary Bringhurst, Sue Young.
Fl. Birmingham. d. Gleeson. RevP. j. Glee-
son, D. F. F. Spinck and wife H. d. Mich
olson and Wife Nellie Nicholson, Annie
Nicholson, Clara F. Thompson. Benz Par