The Washington times., 1905-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur C. Earle. w. S.
Dulhng, r: Euston, Archibald c.
Earle, Mr., and Mrs. John NJ Buncker,
c. H. Pastor.
Dennis-Mrs. G. A. Halliday. P. C.
I. South. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Alder
dice. Miss Isabe! E. Wise, Miss Ger
trude 9. Whitewail. Miss w E. Cross,
MRS. W. B. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
r. Munday, Mr.. and Mrs, E. a. Ell
thorp, Mrs. F. w. Pine, w. d. Gilden.
Mrs. A. G. Robinson.
MI G5iaI,enddonI,George :, do B; Newton, jr-. Miss
son. Miss Hazel Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Z. Austin, Miss Gwendolyn Aus
TN, Miss NJ. F. Althouse Mr.. and Mrs
Charles 9. Shay. Mrs. ]. II: Frendricks,
Mrs. M. B. NeaIl. Mrs. George Newton.
Senate-Miss e. j. Cuthbert. Miss A
J: Sonson, Miss McMaier, Miss E. d.
McMaier, Miss II. NJ. ShipIey. Miss ]. Nj.
Cochran. Miss e. II. Vaux, Mr.. and Mrs
M. NJ. Smith, Miss V A cathcaret, Miss Miss
;: s. Beatty, Mrs. L. w. Stephenson.
Masters. Master G: y; Stephenson. Mrs. D. a
W Stephenson. DR.. D. III. Geissinger,
Mrs; j. w. Leverich, Miss d. E. Martin
AlbeIna rle-Miss J.. A. Bell, Guy At
kinson, Geoffray Atkinson, Mrs. Hoff-
=.
Miss j. Baifman, Mrs A NJ Chewman
and son, Mrs. j. w. Hopkins and son
Brevoort-Mrs. r. E. Thompson. Mrs
E. w. Dawson, T. E. Keyworth.
man.
Raleigh-Mrs. T; F. Grahm. Mrs. A. C.
Anderson, Mrs. W. A Anliss, Master
B. F. .Amiss, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hall,
MRS. ); Torphy. A. S. Jacobs.
:, Beach Villa-C. E. Stratton, Mrs. E.
s. Morgan, r. 3. Emerson, Mrs. Emer-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. i. e. Starr, d. F..
Campbell, Miss A. L. Clark, G. w.
Groves, Mrs. E. M. Green, Miss NJ c.
BERKSHIRE Inn-Mss r. E. o'Rieliey.
Z. NJ. Weilling. Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Cane.
E. E. Cane, jr.
Iroquois-s. E. Strong. Miss F. e.
Miller, Mrs. c. B. Miller.
Rudoiph-L. s. Douglas, T. A. Wick
ersham.
Robbins-O. H. Butler
Wiltshire-Mrs. E. r. Herring. T. w
Carpenter, Miss J. s. Bond. T. z. Pat
ten, ], w. Morton, j. n. Simpson. Nill-
lam S. Simpson, A. c. Billot, Charles
". Manning.
st. Charles-Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Shinn, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c. Wichev.
Miss Katherine Finley, Miss Henrietfa
Finley. Miss Julia Clara Finley, w. w.
Finley jr.
Traymore-G. F. Jackson, George G
Ronzer, G. A. Bowen, Miss Eliza beth B
Bowen -.
Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs. William s
Neryeil, Rae w. Brutan.
Dance at Royal Palace.
One Of the notable social events of
the week was the dance given at tbe
Royal Palace Hotel to mark the formal
opening of the house for the season
The ball room and public rooms of the
hotel were beautifully decorated and
handsome gowns of the women who at
tended made the affair a brilliant snec-
tacle. Mayor Franklin B. Stoy was
toastmaster at the luncheon in the pretty
dining room Of the hotel. A special or
chestra hidden behind banked palms
furnished the music for the occasion.
Since last season the Royal Palace
has been improved and redecorated in
most artistic style, making It's interior
one OF the show places Of the resort.
The hotel will continue under the man
agement of Lyman Watrous, who has
been a potent factor in the past success
of the house.
The Hotel Roanoke, on South New
York avenue, close to the beach and
boardwalk attractions, has BEEN newly
furnished and refurnished in anticipa-
ton Of the opening of the season. Mich
olas Defhling, manager and proprietor.
aims to make the house leader among
family hotels of the resort
Situated at the ocean end of New
York avenue, where the summer life of
the resort reaches Its pinnacle of life
and gaiety. Locksley Hall Is especially
adapted to those who wish to make a
pleasant visit to Atlantic City The
mouse VIII this year be under Tie direct
management of Rub Waddell, who will
take every care to safegrard the com
fort Of patrons