Evening star., 1904-07-16
Mystic Shrine Mobiles Caused
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ATLANTIC CITY FUN
OTHER RESORTS WHERE WASH
INGToNIANS ARE.
Seaside, Mountains, Cities and Villages
Have Each Their
Admirers.

ATI4AN MTG CITY, July Is, 1904.
This has been the banner week of the
resorts history for noise. music gaiety.
crowds and all-round strenuosity, and the
regular patrons will welcome the chance
for little quiet rest The mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine have been holding camp
here for four or five days. They and their
friends and relatives numbered about H.
0D souls and practically every temple was
accompanied by a brass band. and the
bands were buster than the shriners. The
air vibrated with braZen noise about every
hour in the twenty-four, and every minute
in the hour. 1t seemed as though every
hotel on the island harbored brass band
and every band was doing it's best to drown
fits neighbor. but none succeeded. The night
parade of the Shriners was strikingly beau
tiful. Those who We're not in zouave cos
tune were in evening dress. and all wore
the red fez. and a majority carried UNI
brellas of gorgeous hue. The jubilee week
decorations We're still up. and the paraders
marched under canopy of blazing cleo
tric lights and under the beautiful tri-
umphal arch on Atlantic avenue. The
Grand Atlantic Hotel entertained the Cali
fornia delegation, which came supplied
with carload of the wines and fruits OF
their native state. At the Hotel Rudolph
the proprietor. Mr.. Charles r. Myers, who
was largely Instrumental in securing the
Shriners convention for this city, was ten
dered concert BY three OF the temples
and their combined bands, making total
of over one hundred instruments.
Although there will probably be more
people here next week than this. the att
traction will be in great contrast to that of
this week. Society will hold the center of
the stage during the coming week in at
tendance on the annual exhibition of the
Atlantic City Horse Show Association.
The longfelt want for cross-town trolley
service is being supplied with vengeance.
One has Just been completed on Virginia
avenue, another was recently finished to the
beach Florida avenue. and third is
under way on Rhode Island and Massa-
chusetts avenues. while half dozen trolley
promoters are fighting for franchises to
enter the city from the mainland. all pro-
jecting connections with lines across the
state to the Delaware river.
The infant city of Nentnor, to the south
of Atlantic City has just awarded a con-
tract for the construction of boardwalk
that will connect up with this resort 3
famous promenade at Jackson avenue. The
walk will be finished next month.
The Walnut Hotel Company was recently
organized and has purchased the Hotel
Roman. at the ocean end of st. Charles
place. which has been opened as the Hotel
Walnut The house is almost new. and is
among the best equipped In the city. The
street which il is located is of the
most beautiful cottage avenues in the re-
sort. but the hotel Is only few minutes
walk from the CENTER cot the amusement
district and the piers.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City ho-
tells
Islesworth-Miss F. Elizabeth Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Frey White, E. Cas-
telberg. X. Castelberg.
st. Charies-C. NJ. Brady. J. W. Paxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew b. Graham.
Shoreham-Miss C. Helm. Mrs. NJ
Thompson. Miss DAILY. Miss. Ward. l., A
Finn
EIberon-Leon H. Herbert, Frances H.
Herbert. Laduca f. McKeon. Albert r. s.
Dronenburg, ]. F. Field. Miss M. E. Field.
Brother Derinis, j. F. O'Brian.
Iroquois-George l.. Townsend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lehman. Frank Raymond, Miss
Ethel Il. Raymond Miss Loretta b. Ray
mond. |. l.. Goldheim c.. A. Kneessi Chas.
Hummer, Harold Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson. Miss Mabel N. Thomp-
son. s S. knight. Mrs. Wilbur Vernon. T.
II. Alexander. Mrs. NJ f. Watts, c. B.
strand-Miss NJ. c. Mcfarland. DIR. NJ. F.
Finley and son, Mrs. Finley, s. NJ. Brosius,
G. j. May.
Nordlnger Mrs. l. Eiseman and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Nordlinger and family. l..
chester rnn-A. c. Hasett F. Clagget,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. \. Shipley.
Dennis-Frank S. Smith: Mr.. and Mrs; o.
s Smith. Mrs. B. f. Hurley, Miss Ida
Smith
Scarbprough-Mrs- F. o. Qumby. Miss
A l.. Trem, W. a. Richards, George f.
Cahill
Wiitshire-M L. j. Slverman. Mrs A.
Herman. Mr. and Mrs y Simmons. Mrs Z.
w. Baldwin. Miss 5. Thomas, Mrs. Frank
I.eech Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Maedell, Miss E.
Maedeu T. S. Evans. +. Coughlin Mr.. and
Mrs. II c. Ester.
Van Matre
Fredona-Mrs. J. ]. Mccartney. John ].
German
NJ r Hogan. Miss NJ. \. Hogan
I.ehman-Mr and Mrs. A. r Sherry, F.
IT. Woodward. Miss +. c. Woodward.
Roanoke-H. f. Rottmer
westminster-MiSs Hunter.
Haddon HALT. Wheeler jr., NJ. Hood,
ArcnAie~E. W. Walker, Miss Ethel
Ariington-P. w Bloomsbury. George
Jackson-Mr and Mrs Robert Herman,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold.
I.oraine-Mr and Mrs. j. L.. Shedd, Miss
Young.
T. FINLEY. w w Finley, jr.. +. A Keep,
Miss f. l.. Casey. Mrs 1. seymour. I. H.
ROYAL Palace-Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Car
lyle. l.. \. Could.
Morris r.. Brown.
Belmont-C Fleishman.
Grand Atlantic-M Wilson. Charles s.
Wilson, Mrs. o. b. Bayard. Mrs. c. b. Bay
ard.
Green's-Mr. and Mrs c. A BENSON.
Rrexton-Mrs. l.. Leonard, Miss NJ. L.
Milstead.
Clnrendon-C. Taylor.
Dunlop-C. T.. Lancaster
Hoimhurst-Mrs r w. Tyler. Miss Ty-
ler MIR and Mrs Wallace Bennett.
Altamont-Mr. and Mrs. William Ram
sey
I.ouella-C. NJ. James.
Seaside House-E. NJ Hodge, Mrs, Percy
Ash MIR. and Mrs. V. IL. Shea, Nj. Shea. w.
G.. Alexander. Joseph Gawler. Miss Annie
Gawler
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs William Lam
bard, Mr. and Mrs. w. Chambers.
Albcmarle--Mrs w. l.. Cook.
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