Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-16
ATLANTIC CITY NEWS
RECENT AND FUTURE INVEST.
MFINTs OF CAPITAL.
Annual Golf Tournament of the Coun-.
Try Club This Week-List Of
Late Arrivals.


ATLANTIC CITY, y. j.. Nov. 12, 1904
The Atlantic City Country Club will hold
It's annual fall golf tournament on the
Northfield links next Thursday and Satur-
day. The winner of the second sixteen will
be awarded the presidents cup, which has
been in competition. and Will only become
the winners absolute property when won
three times. not necessarily In succession.
The tournament is open to members of
clubs belonging to the United States Golf
Association and to such other players as
may be invited by the committee to particle
pate.
The acceptance by the ventnor city coun-
Gil OF 2,.cU feet of the new boardwalk there
has made the promenade stretching south
ward along this cty's ocean front from the
inlet one of the longest promenading struc-
lures in the world Eventually Ii is be-
ieved. South Atlantic City will erect a
boardwalk to join that OF Nentnor at De-
troit avenue. and when Longport follows
South Atlantic Ctty's example there will be
continuous walk from one end of Absecon
Beach to the other, a distance OF seven
miles
The board of directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association are discussing plans
Tor the erection of "A handsome building on
Pacific avenue, and ways and means OF
raising additional subscriptions sufficient To
insure its completion.
Another handsome Improvement in the
fashionable Chelsea section has just been
assured by the sale of "A site for a costly
summer residence for b. English of Phila-
delphia on Plaza place. All lots In that dis
trict have frontage Of seventy-five feet.
Mr.. English will build n 1000 cottage
in Old English style.
Plans for The han which will be erected
by the Atlantic CITY Convention Hall Com
pany have been completed by Architect 5.
Hudson Vaughn of this city. The designs
show a handsome building of the style
seen frequently at the great expositions,
N M dat f,an
pie. The plans are for building $50 by 80
feet one story high. forty feet from floor
to ceiling. which is dome shaped. The
front eleV alton of the building is of the
Italian renaissance order and the construc-
ton is to be fireproof throughout. Tie
estimated cost of the building is S2.oHn,
exclusive of the cost of the site, which as
yet has not been decided upon.
Extensive improvements are being made
to the Hotel Abbey at Pacific and Mount
Vernon avenues. large new room is be
ing added to the cafe and an extensive hot
water heating plant is being put in. Other
Improvements also being made to make
this house one of the most perfectly APP
pointed of all the winter hotels.
Manager Nicholas has had plans prepared
for extensive improvements to the Garrick
Theater. There will be Il large brick addi-
ton to the stage and tie seating capacity
of the house will be greatly Increased. Ad-
dttional exits will also be provided.
Ralph S Dawson of Marlborough House
end Miss Rt7rch REID OF washington -.
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brides home IN Washington. d. c. The
ceremony will be attended by number OF
Atlantic City people.
Elaborate ideas relative to precautions
against fire to he adopted in connection
with the other improvements at the new
Savoy Theater. on the boardwalk.
The following residents of Washington are
registered at the leading Atlantic City ho-
tells:
Chetwoode-H Herald
Grand Atlantic-H. Powell Holiday Mr.
and Mrs. Warren r. Choate, Mrs. H. ID.
Hammersley.
St. Charles-Mrs M Hodge. Miss Healy,
Harry H. Mckee
Haddon Hall-Mrs. L. c. Bosler, Mrs II.
Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Todd
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. II. Wolf
Strand-Arthur W. Bloom. A V. McNally.
Miss McNally. NJ. l.. Burdell.
DeVille-Mrs. e. NJ. Davis. DIR. VAIN
wright, Mrs. j. c. Nicholson
Scarhorough-M. j. Holland.
Clarendon-AIrs. S. Elsma, Miss Dunnel-
burg.
Chelsea-J b. Curtis
Glendale-Mrs. ID. w. Thompson
Green's-D. w. Watson.
Seaside House-G. A. Eppley.
Youngstown w. Parsons.
Dennis-Mrs. D. NJ Corwin, Miss Corwin.
w. F. Donney
Abhey-Mrs. Griffith. Miss Griffith
Haddon Halls. d. Snyder. S. D. Smith.
Raleigh-F. c. O'Connell
Revere-Miss f. *. Fay, Mrs E. L. Kres-
ton
Archdale-G. A. Summervime, c. NJ Sum-
merville, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. Nixon, Mr..
and Mrs S. Ashfieid.
Altamont-Mrs. j. Il. Hoskins, Mrs f. l..
Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Clarke, Miss
NJ. c. Woolman.
Berkeley-W. NJ. Moore. w. A Bennett
Chalfonte-T II. Moneke. II. C. Mckinley,
w. +. Baker, E. b. O'Leary.
Holmhurst-Mrs. r. Taylor
Wiltshire-Dr. and Mrs o. Mckenzie,
George w Stokes.
Morton-H. r. Jackson, F. i. Brooks