Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-18
ONLY A FEW DEPARTED.
Seaside Visitors in No Hurry to Go
Home.


Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, April 16, 1894.
According to the calendar of past years
this should be season Of comparative dull
ness in Atlantic City, but the falling OF in
the number Of visitors from Easter week
was SO slight as compared with previous
seasons that the hotels have hardly felt the
influence. There has only been hint of
I April in the way of capricious weather, and
the sports and pleasures of late spring and
summer are coming into favor Boating Is
already in full swing, and extensive inn
provements are in course of construction at
the handsome quarters of the Atlantic City
Yacht Club, at the large number of private
boat houses along Gardeners Basin and at
the Inlet harbor. The Ventnor Yacht CiuD
is also building handsome club house on
the thoroughfare side of that aristocratic
suburb, and the various boating Organiza-
tons have received word Of the coming OF
a large number of private yachts that will
remain here throughout the season. 1t Is
recognized that yachting will be the reign
ing sport of the year, and preparations to
that end are on large scale.
At the annual meeting of the Atlantic
City Horse Show Association 1T was de-
cided to push along the date for the exhi-
bition this year from June to July, the
dates fixed being from the 18th to the I'D,
inclusive. This action is in response to
request on the part of exhibitors and WIS.,
itors it being contended that the month of
roses was too early for either good at
tendance or good performance on the part
of the animals. At the election of officers
these were chosen: President, g. Jason Wa
tiers: vice presidents, Charles Evans, Joseph
H. Borton and Frederick Hemsley; secre-
tary, G. WiStar Evans.
The seascape from the upper end of the
boardwalk received a picturesque addition
early in the week by the wreck of large
AShir, COB hot ont mi in he in
let.
The Hotel Richmond, at the ocean end OF
Kentucky avenue, has reopened after un-
dergoing extensive improvements, under the
management Of its proprietor, j. ID. Pease.
United States Senator S. B. Elkins of West
Virginia Is at the Hotel Traymore in COM
pany with Col. T. c. Rooms of Salt Lake.
Residents of Washington registered at
leading Atlantic City hotels are as follows:
Westminster-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Bowles,
Miss Evelyn De Koven, Miss Leona De
Koven. Pierrepont-Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Beltcher. Elwood-L. w. Vogely. Iro-
Mrs. Sidney A. Stevens Miss Olive Barnett,
MIR. and Mrs. c. s. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Gallagher, Miss Anna Schlorer.
Grand Atlantic-Mrs. Mary Raglan. c. r.
Clifton Thomas. Royal Palace-Mr. and
Mrs. 8. Burnham. Strand-Felix Mahoney,
L. M. Burchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Stone. Marlborough House-Mr. and Mrs.
CndTleS "A. DOuSldSS anu Idmlly, MIS-. -. M.
McCorker, Miss Rogers, George A. Bates,
Miss A. Burdell, Mrs. w. J. Brandman, DR..
M. e. Miller, Mrs Henickley, Miss G.. Hen
ickley, Miss Bordnan. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cockrel. jr., Miss
]. Rogers, A. E. Bates Seaside House-Mrs.
P. ]. Hillabrown. Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs.
A. Crisfeld, Jas. F. MCGEE, Frank B. Smith.
Belmont-Samuel c. Kerr, Charles Fleisch-
man. Loraine-Mr. and Mrs L. d. Meline.
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. M. Rosenberg Ell
wood-T. B. Wilson. Islesworth-Mr.a and Mrs.
G. Marshall. BOrton-John 8. Johns. Revere
Mrs. E. ]. Young. Altamont-W. Ramsay.
Chetwood-Miss Caroline G. harrington.
Miss Mae M. Foote, Miss Mabel l.. Foote-
Dennis-Mrs. E. c. Mathews. Miss Ma
thews Mr.. and Mrs l.. H. Mathews and
family. Mrs. c. A. Carman, Miss A. Car
man. Mrs. l.. d. Carman. Raleigh-M.
Strausberger. Morton-Mrs. NJ. Baker.
James F. Fields. Chelsea-Mrs. Charles
Parrish. Haddon Hall-Mrs. w. Heston
Mr.. and Mrs. H Willard, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
S. Adaring, Mrs. H. G. Purcell. Fredonia
w. Moran. Muncaster-A. Wilson, Mrs
T. w. Stilwell Traymore-Mr. and Mrs
]. HI. Hensley, A. Palmer, F. Schneider
Glendale-Mrs. 8. Livingstone Breese
Mrs. c. Almy, Miss E. K Baven. Berke-
ley-Mrs. E. Hemmick, Miss K. Hemmick
Miss Helen Hemmick. Jackson-Mrs. p.
Rothschild, Harry Rothschild. Miss L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs
]. Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Geeber
st. Charles-A. r. Mulroy.