Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-09
THESUMMERRESORTS
Seaside Visitors Seem More
Numerous Than Ever.
M ANY NEW HOTELS
WHAT MOUNTAIN GUESTS PASS
THE DAYS IN DOING.
Cosby News in Which Washington
Names Appear-Personal
Notes.
M ANY NEW HOTELS


month since last fall has been greater in
point of patronage than the corresponding
week of any previous year, and the Fourth.
which is always the biggest day of the
year with the possible exception of Easter
Sunday, made a new record this season.
Every hotel on the island was packed to the
limit. and thousands of people are said to
have been unable to reach the resort. The
bathing beach was black with humanity on
the three days that were included in this
years holiday and, for the first time in
many years, not accident was recorded.
Although the usual exodus took place on
Tuesday that always follows a holiday, the
places of the outgoing visitors were quick
ly taken by the incoming and the city is
now almost as crowded as it will be in
mid-AuguSt.
There will be from ten to fourteen thou
sand visitors next week in addition to the
regular throngs who are coming to partici-
pate in the annual convention of the Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine. The local committees
have been notified to prepare for ten thou
sand pilgrims. with warning postscript
that the number may reach fourteen fif-
teen thousand. Leading Lu Lus declares
that the convention will be the largest in
the history of the order.
The annual sessions of the Jewish cha
tauqua will open in this city tomorrow and
will! continue for ten days in the convention
hall of the Royal Palace Hotel Among the
prominent educators and others who will
address the meetings are Rear Admiral
Melville. Prof Max Margolis of the Univer-
sity of California, DIR. S. Schrecter of the
Jewish Theological Seminary, New York;
Gerson b. Levi of Philadelphia. DR.. Henry
BarkowitZ. Rabbi Abram Simon, Rabbi Ed
ward n. Calisch, DR.. Daniel Phillipson of
Cincinnati.
novelty in the way of convention hall
is projected by Capt John l.. Young, pro-
prietor of the Ocean Pier. He is negotiat-
ing for the property adjoining the pier to-
gether with the riparian rights and pro-
poses building the hall partially on land
and partly over the water. 1t will have ii
seating capacity of 20eDO.
The new Hotel Chalfonte, the largest and
finest hotel on the Atlantic coast was open
ed on July =, in spite of the predictions that
the contract could never be completed on
time. Although much work remains to be
Gone before the immense building is fully
equipped, the management made good its
promise OF receiving guests on the second
of July. Hundreds of wagers were made
on the race against time made by the con-
tractors The building is ten stories in
height of fire-proOf construction. and has
a capacity of 100. The property is valued
at S1,Jl0.O00
Charles r. Myers proprietor of the Hotel
Rudolf, Will entertain several parties of
friends during horse show week. He has
entered number of thoroughbreds for cx-
hlbltlon and expects to capture several
blue ribbons
Ridge arrived in this city the other day
with their family in three big touring cars
! ne family Is composed of ten members and
Is accompanied by several servants. Mr.
Mlttas Is an enthusiastic autoist and keeps
three machines in service for the use of
himself and family. They are stopping at
the Marlborough House
A new boulevard will be constructed along
the mainland rim of the meadows to con-
meet with the drive now building across
the meadows. 1t will pass the country
club and connect with many picturesque
towns along the mainland
me Hotel Shelbourne. which was recent
Iy Soid in settlement of a Drotracted Hti-
gation. has been leased by John C GossIer
formerly proprietor of the Hotel Isleworth
ne Shelbourne is one of the finest hotels
IN the city and is expected to regain its
old prestige under the efficient nanaeament
of Mr.. GesSIer ~
The following residents of Washinpto,
are registered at leading Atlantic City no.
Shoreham-S. Kim. Mrs. H. Freund Mrs
John Howell. Mrs w. A Morton Nil L,
Howell. Miss f. Samuel, r. J. Wright and
FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Thornton. Mr.
ana Mrs +. J. Foley. Mr.. and Mrs II +,
Key. -''' f1''ie
Grand Atlantic-Mrs Eleanor G. Brown
lrvington Browning. Mrs Mcfarland, w
A. Hall. DR.. f. Frenney baugh, F. F, Harr
j I. Lewis, j. A. Hill, Mrs. o. d. Ravard
] Bartlett. Mrs. John HYDE, H r Rurton'
MY. and Mrs f. e. Mclean, E. F. Mitchau.
lslesworth-Mr. and Mrs. NJ FRYE White
>: REST, a. X. c. Calhoun. NJ J. Woodring
Mr.; and Mrs II. Freidlander, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Kaufman.
Iroquois-Miss Jessie T. Price Miss MARY
Price, Worth l.. Harper. e. Everett Tavlor.
II, Cortill, A f. Sengeng. Leon V. Bar
.ett' MISS Jessie Barrett. Miss Cora Hamil-
nrltr
ton, W. n. Jones, Milton Fairbafrn
berkshire Inn-Mrs. J. Spliedt. Miss
Clara Spliedt. Miss Ida SpIiedt, Mr.. and
Mrs a. j. Wedderburn.
ElwOod-Mrs Il. A MCINTYRE e w No
Intyre. "
Berkeley-Mrs. Emma schley, Miss Katb-
crime S. Hummuck
Wltshire-Mr and Mrs. Samuel C Paris
a. L. Walker. Mrs. A. S. Browne Mrs J. r.
Nisbit. Mrs. w. H Dyer, l.. Dyer. Mr.. and
Mrs j. Mclean.
Beaumont f. Marshall.
Beechwood-Mis May kearney, Miss
Helena McCarty.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. f. II. McGin. Miss A
cell - NIL
Traymore-J. d. Davis. Mrs c. IT Dick
erman NJ. Breneman
St Charles-P j. Granger. NJ. Prather,
D. NJ Jordan.
Seaside House-Miss l.. Daingerfeld. Mr..
and Mrs. F. L. Collins. Mr.. and Mrs w
Graham. Mrs NJ. c. Roller, Mrs w. c.
Alexander.
Marlborough House-Mrs l.. O. RawIe.
Miss Brookes, James X. Jones, Miss Roe.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Walsh, w. j. Stone,
William w. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Derr
Glendale-Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Simms
Young S-A. NJ Travers, j. III. Reeve n
Walton.
Senate-Mr. and Mrs Thomas Harrod
Berkeley-L X. Adams.
Raleigh-Mr. and Mrs. VIM c. Mills
Miss j. l.. Nelson.
Francis-Mr. and Mrs. T. Henry.
Mount Fernon-Mrs. A. Hosmer
Brexton-Mr. and Mrs. F.. Osseron Miss
Osseron.
Westminster-Miss Hunter.
Borton--B. c. Watts.
Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. j. F. CHAPMAN Mr.
and Mrs. c, Eaton Cressy. NJ. C. Motter.
Green's-A. c. Sullivan.
Rio Grande-J. l.. Clarkson. Charles MIL
Ter. William McCouch.
Kenderton-A. II. Redinger
Louella-M. Hillary.
Fredonia-J. B. Archer, Miss E States
Roanoke-H. f. Rottmer.
Avoca-B. Lerch, Mr. and Mrs. H. 7 Nc
Dermott.
Champlain-A. C. Elsholm, C. C. Els
holm.
Fontaine-J F. Hess. Miss J. Bailey.
Morton-Mr. and Mrs. William Wood
ward.
Aquarille-T +. Austin
New England-Mrs. II. West, Miss West |
H. G. Grove.
Rudolf-S Lyon, L. Richter M. l..
NrounSe.