The Washington times., 1905-05-14
His Resignation Regretted
at That Resort.
WAsHlNGTONIANs THERE NOW
Big Colony of People Well Known at
Capital-Where They Are
Stopping.

ATLANTIC CITY. May 13.-The resig-
nation OF Count Cassini from his posi-
ton as representative Of the Russian
crown at Washington Is regretted by
Atlantic City. which looked forward TO
nis being cottager here this sumIne.
with Baron des Planehee and others Of
the -anhassadoriaI circle who have sig
nified their intention of forming a mart
of the Chelsea shore colony.
Washington and the South have fur
ntshed many OF the new arrivals this
week, number OF well-known people
from the Capital being noticed in the
boardwalk throngs. Representative III
Burd Cassell. of Pennsylvania, is here
with his faIfaily and United States SEN
ator Hansbrough. of North Dakota.
is here for q short rest Miss Ryan. eff
Washington. Is here with the Casseu
party. who are staying at the ST
Charles. where Mr.. and Mrs. P. a
Drury are spending the month of Nav
Miss Lillian Jameson. pretty South
ern girl. is an attractive visitor at the
lslesworth, where she is visiting. Mrs.
William J. Milligan
Mr. and HRS, F. NJ Barker and Nrs
M Walker make up a party of Wash
ingfon folk who are staying at the Sea-
side George 2. Newton was also among
the Washington visitors noted in the
corridors OF the Seaside during the
week
Join Washington Colony.
William F. Easter and Robert r. Sterl-
ing, well known residents of GlenyilIe
nave been greeting friends on the board
walk during the week. Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Matthews and Mrs. Robert T. PetzoId
have Joined the Washington colony at
the shore.
Mrs. j. F. Carpenter and her family.
who have been guests at the Chalfonfe
since early IN the month, left for their
Washington home on Tuesday. Mrs
Thomas \. Gillespie and Miss Gillespie.
who are spending the month at the Chal-
fonte. are entertaining Miss Moorhouse
for the week.
Mrs. james Dudley Morgan and her In
teresting children are occupying a. suite
at the Shelourne for the remainder of
The month.
Miss Josephine Rogers is among the
younger Washington visitors. She is
visiting Mrs. c. NJ. McCorkle at the Dem
mis-.
A party Of young Washington visitors
who are enjoying the social life at the
Miss Alice Grandin and Miss Ley Par
ker Louis Fl. Rush is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Denison. of Baltimore,
who are spending the early season at the
same house.
Miss F. S. Stone, of Washington, is
spending several weeks as the guest of
friends at the Albemarle.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Kreamer, IT., who
are staying at the Pennhurst. are enter
tanning Miss Orndorf for the week
DR.. James w. Morgan, OF Washington,
has Joined his family. who are at the
Shelburne.
Mr.. Graves and His Bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Graves, a newly
married Washington couple. are spend
ing their honeymoon at the Hotel Jack
SON
Comas, OF Maryland. is among the dis
tinguished visitors of the week. He is
staying at the Marlborough House and
will remain until late In May.
Mrs II. NJ. E5kew. of Washington,
who Is spending several weeks at the
Hotel Westminster. Is entertaining Miss
Mcknight Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Fl.
Barnes. well known Washington people,
are registered at the same hotel with
their family.
Col D.. NJ. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor and
Miss Taylor are recent additions TO the
Washington colony at the IroQuois.
Other weil-known Washington people
registered at leading hotels during the
week were:
Clarendon-Mrs. W. A. Wiley and son,
P A Hating. Miss Hating. Mrs Nc
DeFmott, Mrs. NJ. Davis. Miss Jane Kes-
sebaum, H. r. Hess, c. NJ. StuII, Robs ri
J. Liddeli.
Royal PaIace-H Frank, J. ". Sham
berger. Mrs. l.. Appleton and child, II.
Edeimuth and wife, I, W. SHREDDER, Miss
SHREDDER. /. NJ. Rice, wife and child; c.
M Rothchild.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Kirk, W. L. Tay-
lor, NJ. NJ. Graham, Nj. c. Bergman,
Miss Musser, Arthur Russell