Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-18

End Hotel by Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Williams.
THE FOUR DAYS FETE.
Seaside Residents and Visitors Having
Strenuous Time.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, June II. 1904
This is the third day Of strenuous ceie-
bration on the part Of the citizens OF AT
lantic City. and while the pace Is begin
ming to tell on tense nerves and tired
limbs, enthusiasm is still high. and every
one Is determined to see the jubilee through
to the bitter end. The citizens are being
ably seconded in their good resolutions by
about 10000 equally enthusiastic Visitors
and with the fulallment Of toniorrow's pro-
gram one Of the biggest weeks In the re-
sorts history will have been rounded out.
The program tomorrow includes the Dig
military and civic parade. and the iiiumlna-
ton Of the Court of Honor. on Atlan.ic
on the beach at night. The city,s birthday
party in celebration Of the hftieth an
niversary Of the incorporation OF the CITY.
has been far more successful tnan aus
promoters dreamed Of 1t was nrst IN
tended to have sort Of little house party.
but the public evinced so much interest,"
in the affair that 1t grew to big proper
lions and an immense crowd OK Vlsitors
OF the many social events In connection
with the golden jubilee, none was more
artistic and enjoyable than the jubilee
ball at the Hotel Rudolf. 1t was given
in the exchange and Japanese music room:
both of which were deliberately decorated
with flowers and bunting.
The two railroads entering Atlantic City
are doing their share toward making the
resort popular as summer residence
among the business men OF the cities oy
cutting down the running time between
the resort and the Delaware river. The
train service Of these two roads Is already
the best furnished any pleasure resort in
the world but 1t Is the intention TO st!li
lower the schedule. Both roads are eX-
perimenting with powerful engines made
in foreign countries, but none or them
has yet attained the speed Of the native
built machines. The schedule Is now n1ty-
nine miles in fifty-four minutes. and this
will be cut fully ten minutes, so that the
trip can be made from Philadelphia to
the shore within one hour, including the
time consumed in ferriage.
Probably the largest convention ever held
in Atlantic City will be held here next
month, when the Imperial Council. Ancient
Arabic Order of Mobiles Of the Mystic
Shrine. will meet. Representatives will at
tend from all over the world to the num-
Der of several thousand. and the conven-
ton will bring together from twelve to
fifteen thousand people.
The following residents of Washington
are located at leading Atlantic City hotels:
MARLBOROUGH House.. MI. ana MIS-. l.
Lambert. Miss Lambert. Miss Mildred B.
Lambert, James s. Morrill, Miss Swan.
Pierrepont-Mrs. D. c. Bryan and daugh-
ter Mrs. Roger, Miss Roger.
Davidson.
Young's-Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McNally, s.
A. Mentally, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Shaw.
H. N. Browne.
Strand-Wiliam Pedrick, IT., Mr.. and
Mrs V. Mentally.
Scarborough-Mrs. ]. s. Little. Mrs. A. W.
Merchant, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Joline.
Arlington-Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lea
ton, Mrs. r; H. Ward. M. B. Atkinson.
Observation-Disclosures V. Berman, Mrs. v. B.
Cook. Miss Ethel Cook, Miss Almeda Potter.
X. Mckinley.
Elwood-Mr. E. w. Mcintyre, Mrs Par
tello.
Hygeia-A. Zetelle, R. B. Brown, J. H
Dougherty.
Royal Palaces Bensinger.
Abbey-Mr and Mrs. Alexander ]. We'd
derburn.
Louela-W. H. Halliday c. NJ. Jones'
Rossmore-Lewis B. Stern, Harold D.
Neuman. Lewis S. Farnsworth, H. E.
Butts, Boyd r. Cane
Berkshire Inn-Mrs F. r. May Mr. and
Mrs G. w. Hughes.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. W. Forsyth and fam
lily.
Beaumont. L. Frantz.
Grand Atlantic. A. Buckley Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ Manley. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Stratford, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Clifford.
Palmer-O. Hayes
ChelSea-C. c. Long.
Islesworth-C. Brennan.
st. Charles-R. M. Paxton. F. B. Lyon.
Iroquois-T. Rakeman, Capt. A. G. Shat
tuck, H. c. Van Leubin, Miss Eva Slocum.
Joseph Rakeman, Mrs. RamSdel1 Mrs. S.
Stephens. Miss Anne Lowe. George H. Will
mer. Miss Leah Wilmer, Mrs Russo Kent,
Miss Louise G. Kent. Thomas Orion and
daughter, H. ]. Elmer. Leonard Elmer, L.
F. Robinson, Mrs. Belle Tomas, Miss Fran
ces Canon.
Jackson-Miss B. Hurley. Miss E. Hur-
ley.
Runnymede-L. L. Thompson.
Traymore-Dr. w. w. Moore, H. D. Feast,
Mrs. R. A. Dugan, Miss Lyle. C. A. Lytle
Mrs. C. H. Ackert, Mr.. and Mrs. W. N.
Poindexter.
Winchester-M. NJ Baikey, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Overling.
Green's-Mr. and Mrs. w ]. Brewer.
Sothern-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Duggan.
Albemarle-Mrs E. R. Mccartney, Miss
s. Carter
Blenheim-Miss Bathurst Jones.
Loraine-Mrs. J. S. Little.
Ebbett-M. F. Allen.
San Jose-Dr. ]. T. Raub.
Seaside House,. w. Jing, U. S. N; Mrs.
w. p Naylor, Mrs. E. B. Morgan, Miss L.
T. Thompson, Miss NJ " Smith. Miss H.
F. Taylor.
Boscobel-J. Richards. DR.. and Mrs. o. S.
Lewis.
Dennis-Dr P H Garrison, Reach Frazer,
u S. N; Martin A Knapp, ]. H. Corning,
Mrs c. N. CASTELAR,, DIR. George Jack.
wiltshire. S. McCalmont, Miss Mccall
mont, A. s. Ball.
Wolcott-E. s. Loud.
New England-R. H. Branson.
Fredonia-C. G. Edwards, William F.
Bowen.
Observation-Disclosures Beddern.
Rudolf-S. NJ. Handy. w. Mead, William
D. Mead, Miss Mead. Miss Henney
Raleigh-F S. Wheeler, Mrs. c. Mantz,
Miss Grace MantZ
Roanoke-H. Peters.
SEASIDE GOSSIP.
uatal and Cotta ce Life Roth IiYeuiug