Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-05
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HEALTHFUL
REFRESHING
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IL THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS

season last Thursday under the manage
ment Of J. A. Jones and l.. J. Eastburn,
with advance bookings assuring an excel
lent season.
Proprietor Frank Warburton of the Hotel
Colwyn, Michigan avenue near the beach.
is assured of a busy season at his attrac-
tive hosiery. The Colwyn has recently
been completely renovated and enlarged A
new tennis court has been laid out on the
handsome grounds of the Hotel Brighton
for the pleasure of guests who enjoy ham
ding the racquet.
Carrolton Inn, on Chelsea avenue near
the beach. has thrown open Its hospitable
doors for the season. This popular house
will remain open until about October l.
Nearly wild with enthusiasm over the ire
mendous victory of Admiral Togos fleet IN
the Straits of Korea, Atlantic City's Jap
anese colony celebrated the event with
big dinner at Young's Hotel last Monday
night. All the leading merchants on the
Boardwalk and in town were represented.
and the company sat beneath the grace
fully arrayed folds of large American ana
Japanese flags. They lauded their army
and navy in speech and song, and had one
of the times of their lives. Baron Kineko.
a wealthy banker of Tokyo. who Is taking
a rest here while serving as a special en-
voy of his government in the United Statesi
Mr.. Kashina, Mr.. Tokoyo and others made
appropriate addresses
c. NJ Peck for ten years proprietor or
fashionable Germantown hosiery, has leased
the Well-known hotel Mount vernon, at
season The house has been thoroughly
renovated, and advance bookings assure a
successful summer The Mount Vernon
possesses every modern convenience, ana
is thoroughly up-to-date hotel.
Locksley Hall, on New York avenue near
the beach, is now open under the manage
ment of August Ruhwadei, who Will TINS
season emphasize the favorable reputatloh non
acquired in past years The mousse mas
been refurnished and repaired, and com
mends Itself to the people who appreciate
solid comfort at moderate. rates
Scores of batherS during The PAST week
loved their first dip in the surf for the
season A dozen of the bath houses are
now open, and all of the bathers report the
water as extremely pleasant
Former United States Senator McConias
Of MARYLAND is at Marlborough House with
his wife for the entire season
w H. Wamsley, supervisor OF streets anu
parks, Washington, d. e., Is guest dl lhe
Grand Atlantic. .
Gen. r.. V. Sumner. L. S. A, retired. is
ENJOYING the attractions of the resort at
Altamont Craig Hall. He is accompanied
by Mrs Sumner Other Washington guests
at this hotel are A. R. McQuaiffe OF the
Treasury Department and wife
Never Cohen of Washington is a guest
at the Garden Hotel with his wife
The Rev c. p. Baldwin. well-knoWn
washington clergyman. is located at the
Boscobel
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Boynton are
passing their honeymoon at the wiltshire
Mr. Boynton is a banker and also poStmaS-
ter Ma a' W 11a n Marsells of Falls Church. Va,
spent the week at the Strand with her niece
Miss Susie A. Dawson.
MIR and Mrs w. S. Hamburger of WASH
ington are passing their honeymoon at
Spencer Hall.
Harry Hughes of Washington is a recent
arrival at the Seaside House.
Miss Mahon and Mrs. r. l.. Gait of Wash
ington are enjoying delightful visit at the
Chalfonte.
Mrs. Richard A. Harlow and daughter,
Miss Catherine Harlow, who are well known
in Washington society, spent the week at
the Dennis
Mrs. Douglas H. Gordon. handsome Bal
timore matron, spent the week at the Den
mis- with her friend. Mrs William r. Aylett,
who represents one of the leading families
of Newport News, Va.
Mrs. w. w. Patterson of Washington,
who is convalescent after recent Illness.
is a guest at Spencer Hall, where she spent
the entire season last year.
F. W. Wheeler of the St. James Hotel.
Washington, has notified friends here that
the hotel men of Washington will invite the
national association at Its annual conven-
ton here next week to hold its 1906 meet
ing in Washington.
State Senator Joseph Grindall of Balti-
more is guest at the Grand Atlantic.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City
hotels
Chalfonte-Mrs. R. R. Lilly, Mrs. R. e.
Hault, MISS Mandn, y. SIrdNtS, w
Newton, Ralph L. Gait, George P. Newton,
NJ. MantZ.
Strands Cook. P Cook F. NJ Higgins.
Mrs. w. L. Mansell. Miss S. A Dawson.
Mrs r. NJ. Cook. George Cook. Mr.. and
Mrs n A Giesekng and family.
Belmont. H. Quidollo. D. Tally, ]. 7.
Pearson.
Gladstone. W. schooly.
Haddon Hall-Mrs d. A Bowman, Mrs.
E. H. Griffin.
Dennis-Mrs Richard Harlin. Miss Cath
crime Harlin, Brig. Gen. Joseph r. Smith,
U. s. A.
Lloyd-Mr and Mrs L. NJ Slbre
Wiltshre-Thomas Rothrock, S. Thomas
Brown. Miss Virginia Brown. Miss Mary
L. Styles. ]. V. Camalin. r. Plat. Miss II.
Platt, X. J. WILDER, ]. M Wertheimer. Mr..
v. DeGraw
Chelsea-Mrs George Bissell.
Royal Palace-Mrs. w. H. Bingham, R.
w. Arnold.
American-G. ]. Bond.
Lelande-M. Paxton. C. F. Winbigler
Revere-Mr and Mrs. H. D. Merrick
Mrs. E. Goodwin. Mrs. E. Mathews. Mrs.
w f. Weinhmer.
Loxley Hail.. j. King.
Melrose-F. B. Biggs.
Raleigh-Mr and Mrs. w. B. Sheibley.
Stickney-Miss L. Gibbins, Mrs. s. r.
Danton Miss Danton. A. Grimes.
Josephine-Samuel Bieber. Mrs. LaRue
Beber.
Beach yilla-Mrs. L. w. Engster. Mrs. L.
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Holmhurst-Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Vance,
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Trego.
Louella-M. Medium.
Dunlop-Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Vest
Hardwick Hall-Mrs. E. Shoemaker Miss
Shoemaker.
New England-G. e. Lorenz Mr. and
Mrs. Waite Marshall Miss Clara Marshall
W. Marshall. jr.. Clarence Mershorn. Mr.
and Mrs. Craig Tolton. Harry Slaughter,
Miss Emma Slaughter.
Berkeley-Mrs. J. Hatch and son.
Aquarille-A. w. Conns and family.
Blenheim-D. X. McGothyn.
Ponce De Leon-J. Murcheson, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Thorie. Mrs. p. V. DeGraw. Miss
V. DeGraw, r. Platt, Miss H. T. Platt, ].
]. Weber, Fl. Rothrock
Scarborough. l. Matthias.
Shoreham-J. r. Carton.
Westminster-Mrs. a. G. Yount NJ.
Yount. Mrs E. NJ. Hail. Mrs. F. Ellsworth,
Miss s. Ellsworth.
Grand Atlantic-W. H. Wallinsley. J. Ross
Martin, U. S. NJ: f. A. Hall.
Morton-.Mrs. M. J. Prather, Miss Prather,
Miss Melhorne, Mrs. ]. H. Cousty, Miss
May J. McGonegal, Miss Ruth M. Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry.
ST. Clare-D. F. Harris. ]. V. Comoin.
St Charies-Mrs. B. C. Cockrell. NJ. &.
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