Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-27
SUMMER RESORTS
All Their Charms Glowingly
Portrayed.
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NEAR END OF SUMMER
CARNIvALs AND CAMP MEETINGS
., ia,. BOTH ON.
Amusements and Edifcation Harmo-
niously Blended-Arrivals From
the Capital.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.

The favor that Atlantic City has found
in the eyes of the automobilists has led
to some feeling on the part OF the own
ers of fine driving horses who have been
making this their summer home for many
years. Their favorite drive was along the
speedway to Longport. and they claim
that the autoists have made 1t unsafe for
driving purposes. The four municipal cor
porations on Absecon Island have COM
bined, however. to effect a compromise.
A new drive has already been partially
completed between Atlantic City and
Longport, and this will be finished before
the opening of another season. One drive
will then be reserved for the motor cars
and another for the horses.
The two railroads entering the city re-
port the heaviest travel during the past
week in the history of the resort. The
town has been crowded as never before.
and the incoming numbeps are still in
excess of the outgoing. The mystery re-
mains as to where all the people are
housed after they get here, but the fact
remains that they are
Gov. Warfield CT Maryland is entertain
ing party of friends at the Hotel Brgh-
ton. They arrived here on a special train
from Annapolis, the home of the COVER
nor.
Paul J. Rainey arrived here thu other
mobile ever seen in Atlantic City and It is
SAID to be the largest ever imported to
this country. It Is a French machine.
Miss Agnes Cleveland of Baltimore won
q wager the other day by walking into
the ocean in full street attire, carrying a
parasol.
Mrs Floyd Lauman of Philadelphia ac-
complished the difficult feat day before
yesterday of swimming around the steel
pier. She was warned from attempting 1t
cd
their warming NA
The following residents of Washington
hotels: $50
Grand Atlantic.Mrs. II. F. sherwood J.
Miss May Ford. Edwin Br'son and wife,
MSS MIS- !, M; r. w. Clarke; G; W: Wyle. wife
MiAfvite E. a. Brown. w. NJ. Harper.
Frank Hebel. A. Bruehl J. Killion, G. s.
wainwright. A. H. Gaddis and wife. Edwin
NJ L; Tracey: Miss H. Haviband. Mr.. and
Mrs Bailey, Mrs. NJ. Thursburg, Miss Helon
Taylor. Mr.. R. c. Costello, F. M. Robert
son.
Berkeley-w. Underwood Jessie w. I'm
derwood. Norman Underwood H. ]. Blake
and wife, G. W. Reed.
Champlain-E Parker.
Deville-Mss N. Palmer. Miss Palmer.
Archdale-F. Bennett. Mrs. F. Bennett
Miss N. Bennett.
5Arlington-William simmon and wife.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huesley.
A. Palmer. F. Schneider.
Giendale-Mrs. e. Hemmick. Miss K.
Hemmick. Miss Helen Hemmick.
Jackson-Mrs. +. Rothschild. Harry Roths-
child Miss Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. Nickel
son, Miss Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Green.
St. CharlesMajor Richard Sylvester.
Campbell Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Geeber. Alexander r. Murray.
shoreham-W. r. Carter. Mr. and Mrs.
c. H. Field. Miss F. c. Cox. Miss T. Cox,
Mr.. and Mrs, c. H. Fitch and family.
Iroquois-Mrs. G. H. Cunnan, Mr.. and
Mrs Jackson, Miss Belle Davis. Frank Sou
ders. William Jennings. Cora Darlington.
Morton-Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Duffy.
Mrs. T. c. Childs.
Majestic-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Wederburn, Miss Dorothy
Smith.
Haddon Hall-Mrs W. D. Colt Miss Colt.
Traymore-S s. Voorhees,, J. Ramage.
Louis Cheesman, s. s. voorhees,.
Elwood-L. F. May. I. May. Elsie M.
May. Robert Powell, Mr.. Wilson Powell.
Albemarle-G. 8. Collins and wife. Miss
NJ. Louis.
Denis-Miss S Meyers. Marthe A Knapp.
]. NJ. Korning, Stewart Mcnamara.
Raleigh-John S. Shelley and wife.
Blenheim-Dr. R. L. Morrison, Dr. NAL
colme Ashford
Garden-MrS. w. WOrthingtOn, John
Davis, Miss Davis.
Green's-J. A. Hughes.
La Fontaine-R. Richards.
Revere-Miss L. ]. Lewis, e. ]. Lewis,
]. H. Lewis.
Runnymede-Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bron-
son, Rev. William Taylor and wife, Mrs.
Beltnoo.
Berkshire Inn-Mrs. Burdsill and son.
Mrs. H. N. Hunt. Miss E: Howard, F. E.
Lewis. Mrs. Karmany, Edward Karmany.
Altamone Craig Hall-Mrs. J. P. McCor-
mick H. M. Mccormick Mrs. H. NJ. Green,
Miss J. Smith.
Elberon-Mr and Mrs. William Smith.
Malatesta.s-J. d. Daily.
Savoy-Mrs. d. Bell and maid, Miss A.
Bell.
Young STORAGE II. Wolcott, John F.
Williams N. Bennett, J. r. Ellis.
Marlborough-Miss NJ. c. Foster. Mrs.
Foster.
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Clement. H.
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenberg.
Islesworth-Mr. and Mrs. Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. F. R. Decker. Miss Bessie Par
sons Mrs. Edwin Parsons. Raphal jack
son. Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Pool. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Jackson. E. A. Weiss. Mrs. R.
E. French.
Borton-John E. Johns. D. P. Brown.
Dennis-L A. Carman, F. A. Human.
Miss S. B. McClay. c. w. Foster. l.. Cliff
ton Bates, Miss McLay.