The St. Louis Republic., 1904-07-31
ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. July So--During the early
part of the week the weather here was
/ cold and damp. and in consequence the
| beach and boardwalk were almost de-
serted.
Inc bathers we're scarce on Sunday,
which was the first Sunday this season that
| the beach has not been overcrowded with
| those VINO seek dip IN the ocean. a
| chilly wind blew wiki considerable veioci-
" from the northeast. and rendered prom
! .uaGiHg Oh the boardwalk unpleasant ana
! uncomfortable The weather however,
= later in the week grew more congenial ana
| the usual crowds made their appearance
out OF doors to enjoy the sunshine Dan
| cling and pleasant card parties at all the
principal hotels made up for the unpieaS-
/ ant weather There is row goodly
I here. and there has been considerable tax
/ Of proiunginE the season L. the end OF
! October, TO which the Western guests
/ agree.
! rhe Jewish Chautauqua has been in ses-
/ sion here all week, and many prominent
/ members of that fraternity from Missouri
/ Texas and Colorado have been present at
the sessions and taken an interest in the
/ debates Dur1ns the sessions on tae eI-
ucational question Reverend Gerson y.
! Levi of the Missouri delegation made an
! able address, fayorins geosrapaicai
! knowledge oil Palestine
| During the closing days Of the Horse
| Show \. L. Ashbrook Of Kansas CITY sc.
! cured prizes in class SO for hunters. taking
third prize with ". NJ. Thistledown,
! which was considered by the judges to be
| the prettiest performance IN Jumping IN
! that class. During the performance Fred
| J. Burk Of Kansas City. who was IN the
saddle on the last leap, threw the relns
| to take the leap at its own. risk. The
| splendid animal cleared the fence easily
amidst the Geaeening applause OF those
| present He a.so secured prize for his
over sixty members of the Elks from
Houston. Tex, and Kansas City, Mo. pre-,
| serted handsome showing in the annual
parade of that body here during the week.
Among the visitors from Missouri this
week who have come TO this resort are:
| Benton and Edward Quick. prominent
| residents of ST. Joseph. Mo, who are
| here Oh a two weeks visit to their sister.
| Mrs. Edward L. Tyson. at her cottage on
North Iowa avenue.
j. q. Patton. who is a representative of
| the Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association
OF ST. Louis. is at the Cedarcroft-
A Z: Ash, who took prizes at the
City, IS guest at the Rudolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. W., Allen of Kansas City
are among party of congenial guests at
s. Cummings of ST. Louis is down for
| a few weeks here. and registered at the
G. Holiday Of ST. Louis who is an en-
| thusiastis bather. has registered for stay
| at the Marlborough.
F. o. l-utz Of Kansas City Is at the
Strand for a short stay.
Among party of social guests at the
Marlborough are Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mason
OF st. Louis.
The Misses R. and Edith Cornwall of St.
Louis are at the Revere for a short stay.
G. kurzberger of St. Louis is at the
Ellsworth and Thomas c. Cannon of
the same city has registered at Haddon
Hall.
C. D. Shark of St Louis is at the Dun
lop for a weeks rest. and J. Gasten Of Ne
vada, Mo-. has registered at the MARI
borough.
c. S. Lewis Of St Louis is making stay
at the st. Charles, and Mr. and Mrs. Gla-
ser of St Louis, a happy and congenial
couple, at the Seaside, where they take
part in the pleasant functions Of that
popular hostelry.
j. Wilson of st. Louis is a guest at the
Devi.le, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Walker Of
the same city, are here for few weeks
and staying at the Grand Atlantic.
w. WurZburger of St. Louis is guest
at the Islesworth and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Mason are registered for short stay at
the Marlborough
Miss OBrIen, a pleasant and entertain
ing young lady from st. Louis, Is staying
at the Marlborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Du Ring Of St Joseph, Mo-.
are registered at the Marlborough.
P J. Blake and Ralph Knight, comrades
from Kansas City, are at the Rossmore,
and H. Brodenbaugh Of st. Louis Is at the
Chalfonte. i'
Kenneth Barnes of St. Joseph Is making
I stay with some friends on Iowa avenue.
Mrs e. r. Hamilton and Master C.
Hamilton of ST. Louis are at the Chal-
fonte and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Cummings Of
st. Louis are at Grand Atlantic.