The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-05
ATLNT|C CITY
SEEDS CONTINGENT
LargeExodus From Resort
b Inauguration.
CAPITk'S REPRESENTATIVES
Good Prpects for First Class Auto
mobil Show at Seaside-Beach
Races on Program.

ATLANTC CITY, March 4.-The At
1antic Cithotel and cottage colony has
furnished-s full quota of patriotic visf-
tors TO hshington for the inaugural
ceremonie and parties Of well-l<nown
people hee been leaving at intervals
during theast three days to witness or
participant the functions marking the
induction President Roosevelt into Of
flee as Cef Magistrate of the United
States. kcording to leading hotel men
the exGdI has been larger than that
marking ~ event of the kind in the
past, and0utgoing Washington trains
have card extra cars on every trip.
Most of tt travellers will return as soon
as the inguration ceremonies are con-
cluded. al with the added impetus
given trail shoreward by the society
leaders ofhe Capital, intent on recuper-
alton, Waaington will be strongly rep
resented the social life of the resort
during II remainder of the season.
versions Curtai1ed.
Abseneof a number Of the leaders of
hotel soety has somewhat curtaiied
the nunlF of social affairs during the
week, q sail dance or two, with musi-
Gals andiuchres, making up the sum
total of versions offered to those who
are herefor the early season. Miss
Edna yens, Of Washington. who has
lately rurned from several years
study aIoad, charmed an audience of
friends a musical given at the Ru-
dolf. Ms Alice CoIlatt, who is here
with Ri Vanens and Mrs. Vallens.
was The ccompanist.
A Mana Washington dinner, given
at the Hotel Iroquois for charity.
proved be a brilliant affair, the
gowns othe many welI-known society
women fesent making a striking con
trast tone Colonial toiIettes of the Ia
dies wi had the function in their
charge. The dinner was served in the
dIning-nm of the hotel, and a palm
hidden orchestra furnished music
Among ne Washington and Baltimore
visitors resent were Mr.. and Mrs. III
d. Der. Miss Berke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Forman, Edward ForTnan.
Frank tols, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Berg
man, ss Bergman. and Miss Alicia
Bergma
Vitors From Washington.
comnnder W. J. Sears, Z. s. N, has
been aDng the distinguished visitors
during he past week. He is registered
at the .ighton, with Mrs Sears. Mrs.
Seth L., wife of the former mayor of
New Ya1 city, is also at the Brighton,
and is entertaining Miss Huntingdon,
or Warrington Mrs. L. L. Blake, of
Washifon, is among the visitors at
the saB house. where she is visiting
Mr.. an Mrs. C. 3. Gray Clarence c.
De KNIT joined the Washington con-
tingena. the hotel during the early
days ofhe week
DR.. al Mrs. w. S. Bowen, OF Wash
ington, rrived at the Dennis this week,
10 reran until late in the month.
Mrs c. Carbaugh, who joined the
Washirton contingent at the Traymore
severa1iays ago. is entertaining Miss
Della TGibson, Of Norristown. Pa.
Mrs. Abbie a. Emery, Mrs B. r.
Iiowart and Mrs. George L. Shaw are
among the well-known Washington
matron at Haddon Hall. Mrs Emery
is enteaIning Miss Alice MoxIey, of
RoyaItc VT, Mrs F. H Bugher. of
WashInon. has taken up her abode at
the Haaon Hall, with her child and
maid.
Good bspects for First Glass Auto
Prosp'ts are bright for a fine automo-
bile she here shortly after the closing
of the lnnual horse show G. Jason
Waters, president OF the Horse Show
Associaon, and an ardent dexotee of
motorin has taken the matter up with
a numb of local and visiting en-
thusiast in the sport and a meeting for
perfectly of plans will be held next
week. SINE of the finest machines III
the couiry are brought here during the
season ad d series of beach races will
probabl be included in the program.
The Itel Rudolf holds the record for
spring tides. no less than four happy
couples IRVING there during the week
a numh of honeymoon pairs, betrayed
by the bdes' adoring looks and the gen
orally sell trousseaux, have appeared
on the 3ardwalk in the past few days
althoug most OF them left to spend tbs
remand OF the period of bliss ia
Washinion- The brides and grooms who
make u the coterie at the Rudolf are
Mr.. ancAlrs. Charles Waller, Mr.. anG
Mrs. b. Fenton, Mr.. and Mrs
Charlesl1auderInan and Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Indsberger.