Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-04
FORMALLY OPENED.
All the Usual Ceremonies Carried
Out

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
ATLANTIC CITY, June 8, 1904.
Although the season of 1904 was opened
| some time ago by. the visitors to this re-
| sort by simply going into the surf and
| Joining in the many diversions character
istic of the summer time. the little formal
tiles incident to the formal Inauguration
| Of the season were gone through with on
Memorial day, according to schedule and
program. The most impressive ceremony
of declaring the season open is the parade
| of the Atlantic City Yacht Club along the
ocean front and through the thorough
fares back to the city. Under the leader
| snip OF Commodore Kuehnle's flagship
katherine X. over 100 boats of all classes
joined in the pageant, and when the flag
snip was opposite the steel pier the brass
cannon fired a salute as a token that the
season was Inaugural ted. That day was a
memorable one from the fact that IL was
OF the resort Over 10000 people were
brought here in forty-eight hours by the
Two railroads. and the town was fairly
Wen f1lied before the rush set In. 1t was
the only time at this time of year that
all OF the beach front hotels were COM
pieteiy filled, and in some instances cots
We're brought into requisition
Irooapiy the most important and inter-
esting convention of the yearsln this city
VIII open on Monday. when 5000 delegates
TO the conference of the American Medical
ASSOCIATION will gather here The friends
ana relatives of the delegates will swell
the number to about 1900. Affiliated with
the main association are sixteen societies
an or which will hold meetings during the
o oe tt or the association A feature
OF the forthcoming jubilee celebration
that begins June 10 and continues four
Gays, VIII be a parade of automobiles
Ihey VIII form one of the largest divisions
entries have been made and all OF tba cars
Will De eiaporately decorated
me Following residents of WASHINGTON
a re. resIstered at leading Atlantic City
noteis: SEASIDE House,. p Evans @ III
Smith. Mrs. Margaret Smith. Miss n Tay-
lor and Francis Smith Scarborough-Mrs
marina Brown, Miss Clara B. Brown
Sothern-Mr. and Mrs. E s. EnRiwvtbe
Touraine-Miss M Corwyn Mr. ana Mrs
w. M. Townsend. Robert s. Townsend
Fontaine-Mrs. C. M Mcclure the Misses
Mcclure Marlborough House-Mrs C. T.
Moore. Mrs. G. w. Harding, Miss G. r. Hard
ing. Miss F. NJ. Harding Lehman-A. w
Dunn, w. Dunn. New EngIand-G Long M.
{. Long Lorraine-Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Abner.
maJes.leIt; w; Goodden. Iroauoise-H.- II. .
Ramsdell. ]. Walters. C. j. Wallace Miss
Hart, Mrs. p. G.. Counde. Miss NJ " Coun-
die, b. F. Bittnger. V. r. Harriss l. Som
mers. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Landell, Miss
p. Schoey, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winters.
St Charles-C. N Brasy, Mr. and Mrs. o.
c. Hill. Palmer-S. Beck Ponce de Leon
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Barthold Haddon Hall
endon-C. Taylor observation-disclosures f.
Parker. Jackson-Aiiss Emma Meyers.
Young s-Dr. and Mrs. G. Purviance Mr. and
Mrs. NJ Fischer. Beach Villa-Mfss Dane
F. B. Lilley. Denns-Mrs. A. II. Holgate
George V. Vanderveer. Martin A. Knapp.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hoigate, George a. Vonderver.
Ralegh-H. h Darnell. Mrs. Clayton. Mrs.
Bradford, Fl. S. Bricon. W. II. Morgan. f.
o. Myers Tray Court-A. Heard Green's
&C. Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =. Stinson.
Altamont--.Mr, and Mrs. A R. ouaffe Mrs.
Frances P. Parker. Borton-Mr. and Mrs.
J. Miller. Fredonia-Mr. and Mrs c. w.
Terry. MalateSta SC. H Renner Glen
dale-F. b. Cattell. Holmhurst-A. B.
Adams Mrs. Dawson and daughter. r. a.
Zapf Mrs. d. B. Swayze. Loueile-M. Hill
larry, Marshall Hillary. c. M. James. Nun
caster-Mrs. NJ. Oliver, Miss c. Kirkland.
Miss Ada Connoll. Morton-Capt and Mrs.
George Haycock. Pierrepont-Mrs. l.. Else
man. Mr.. and Mrs Henry France. Miss Ada
Connolly Wiltshire-Mrs. B. Howard,
Mrs. J. G. Gassoway Arlington-H. Driker.
San Jose-Miss F. Allen. Miss ]. b. Dorner.