Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-20
SUMMER RESORTS
Boardwalk - Crowded and
Hotels and Cottages Full.
THE HEIGHT OF SEASON
EVERYBODY NOT TR1voLnna
EITHER
Ocean Grove Joys Quito Of Another
Nnd-Newport and Pier
Swells.

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., August 10. 1904
With weather that has been next to
perfection itself, Atlantic City has been
crowded this week with visitors from all
parts Of the world, and In numbers that
have really surprised those who have re-
sided here FOR years and who have seen
the constant growth Of the resort All
OF the beach front hotels have been filled
to overlooking during the past few weeks,
but the past seven days have been the
limit. Even the smaller hotels on the side
avenues have been compelled 10 turn
would be guests away and small boarding
houses and hotels are accommodating guests
by allowing them to sleep on cots in hall
ways. parlors and dining rooms. Last
year was recognized as the biggest sea-
son the resort had ever known. but 1t can
not hold a candle to the crowds that have
been here during the past week. The
bathing beach. boardwalk and piers have
to explain One could scarcely move along
SO great was the crowd. and a person In a
hurry knew better than to attempt to go
his way on the boardwalk or beach
1t is understood that the pennsylvania
railroad, which owns the Inlet Park Is
making an effort to secure the Shoot-the-
chutes Park for the purpose or turning
those two places into one immense pleas
ure park If the deal is effected. as 1t
Is believed 1t will be. the railroad COM
pany will run base ball. foot ball, automo-
bile and carriage driveways ana numerous
other amusements for the benefit OF the
visitors.
The United States transports Sumner ana
Kirkpatrick, with 500 school teachers from
Cuba on board. anchored Off the resort the
other day for the purpose of allowing the
teachers to view Atlantic City The big
boats attracted unusual attention. ana
hundreds of the inlet craft went out loaded
with persons anxious to have closer look
at them. The captains of the transports
were compelled to deny the teachers re-
quest to be allowed to come ashore.
AS a token of appreciation Life Guard
duty on the beach has rescued twenty-five
ladies. was the other day presented with
a handsome gold medal on the back OF
which was inscribed, Presented by the
ladies Of the beach,. Zeigler is very proud
of the medal and appreciates 1t more than
he would largo sum of money.
The following residents of washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City
hotels:
Islesworth-Mr. I. A. Iserman, Mr.. H. l..
Walters, Mrs. Dr. Taylor. Miss Marshall.
Elberon-H T. Young. Miss Kate McNick-
err. Mrs. E. Bryan and sony s.. Moran, h.
s. Edwards. Fred Anderson and wife.
ST. Charles-Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McCallum,
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Gait James B. Gait.
Mr. and Mrs. A O. Bliss. Miss Peal, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles s. Smms.
Boscobel-J. Richards, DR.. and Mrs. r.
s. Lewis. ~
Denis-Dr. P. H. Garrison. r. Frazer. U.
S. N: Martin A. Knapp. J. II. korning'
George Jack, Mrs. G. n. CASHIER.
wiltshire S. McCalment. Miss Mccall
ment, A. s. Ball.
Wolcott-P. S. Loud.
New England-R. H. Branson.
Southern-Mr and Mrs. j. Duggan.
AIbemarle-AIrs. E. r. Mccartney, Miss
s. Carter.
Blenheim-Mss R. H. Jones.
Ebbett-Mr +. Allen.
Loraine-Mrs. j. S. Little.
San Jose-Dr. B. T. Raub.
Seaside w. King. L. S. N; Mrs. W. 7.
Naylor, Mrs. E. B: Morgan, Miss L: =
Thompson. Miss M Is. smith, MISS II. E
Taylor
JackSon-Miss b. Hurley, MISS T.. III
Runnymeae-L. L. Thompson
Trayrore-Dr. w. w. Moore. H. d. Feast.
Mrs. r. A. Dugan. Miss Little. c. A. Leittle,
Mrs A. C. Ackert. Mr.. and Mrs. w. N
Pondexter.
Winchester-M M. Bailey, MI ana MIS-.
H J. Oberiin
Green's-Mr and Mrs. N. ]. Brewer
St Chares-R. NJ. Paxton. F. B. Lion.
Iroquois-T. Rakeman. Capt. A. Shat
tuck. H c. Van Lubin. Miss Eva Slocum.
Joseph Rakeman. Mrs. Ramsdale. Mrs. 3
Steven. Miss Anna Lowe. George g. VIII
bur Miss Lena Wilmer Mrs. Russell Kent:
b. l. d.
Elmer. L. F. Robinson. Thomas Ortan and
daughter. Mrs. Fell Lums. Miss Francis
Holmhurst-Mrs. NJ Parsons. Miss N. c.
Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bowman.
Reaumont-G. L. France.
Grand Atlantic-J. A. Buckley, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. Marley, Mr.: and Mrs E. A.
STAFFORD, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Clifford.
Palmer-P. Hoyes.
Chelsea-C. c. Long.
Isiesworth-C. Brennon.
ROYAL Palaces. Bensinger.
Abbey-Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Wedderburn
InneiIa-W. H. Holiday c. NJ. Jones.
Rossmore-Louis B. Stern. Harold D.
Newman. Louis S. Farnsworth. H. e. Butts.
Berkshire-Mrs. F. R. May. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. W. Forsithe and fam
lily.
Mrs B. McNally.
w Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. F. Joline.
Arlington-Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Lea
ton. Mrs. H. r. Ward. Mrs. B. Atkinson.
Rrexton-Vaentin V. Burns, Mrs. b. b.
Elwood-Mrs. E. W. McIntire, Mrs Par
Hygeia-R. B. Brown. ]. H. Daugherty.
A. Zetelle.
MarIborough-Mr. and Mrs. T. Lambert
Miss Lambert, Miss Mildred D. Lambert.
lanes S. Morrel Miss Swan.
Pierrepont-Mrs. 3. c. Bryan and daugh-
ter r. G. Roger. Miss Roger.
Shoreham-Mrs. c. H. Davidson. Miss E.
Davidson.
S. A. McNalley. Mr.. and Mrs. w. &. Shaw,
H. n. Brown.