Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-23
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Special Correspondents Of Tho Star.

I he Atlantic City horse show was the
most successful in the history Of the asso-
citation. 1t was this, both in respect to the
list and character OF entries and from a
society standpoint. Indeed, horse show
week was one OF the most popular, pic
turesQue and profitable Of all the year at
this resort.
Talent OF the very highest order took
part In concert for the benefit OF the
Children's Seashore House, at the Brighton
Casino last evening A large number OF
society people from many cities attended
the function. and a handsome sum was
realized for this most worthy charity. The
affair was given under the auspices Of Mrs.
Frederick Hemsley and Mrs. D. Webster
Dougherty Of Philadelphia
The Chalfonte has been selected as head
quarters of the New Jersey State Firemen's $
convention on September 13. The business
meetings Will be held on the steel pier and
a large number of delegates will be pres
ent from all over the state.
several millions of dollars were repre-
scented at a conference held at Haddon
Han during the week of the American AS
ISOLATION of Flint and Lime Glass Manu-
facturers. The latter part of this month
committee of the manufacturers here for
the purpose of adopting wage scale for
the coming year.
Men Of national fame are to attend the
sessions OF the annual conference of the
National Civic Federation, for which ar
rangements are now being completed at the
Royal Palace Hotel on July Is and 26.
Lincoln Inn, at 1719 Pacific avenue Is un-
and A. c. McFall Of PHILADELPHIA The
service is first class in every respect and
the house is most advantaxeously located
Ill the center of the resort
With the big music room transformed for
the time being into a cherry blossom gar
oen, the dance given at the Savoy a few
evenings ago was very charming affair
Inc early part of the evening was devoted
10 Inc children, and marches, fancy dances
and the ever popular Paul Jones were much
In evidence. Later the adults took pos
session of the floor and greatly enjoyed the
prosram prepared for them by the proprie-
tress. Miss Hanley.
This has been the banner week of the
season here Tens of thousands of visitors
crowded the city and the majority Of hotels
were forced to turn away patrons, while
others were forced to the plan of doubling
up The ocean piers and other places OF
amusement along the beach were filled, and
the BOARDWALK was thron2ed daily from
early morning to late at night. The bath
mouse Keepers say It was the biggest bath
ing week they have known in years and
the returns from railway officials show
that travel was far ahead of last year over
6oth the Pennsylvania and Reading lines
New York, Philadelphia, Washington and
intermediate points and the owners and
their parties are registered at prominent
beach front hotels for extended visits.
The following residents Of WASHINGTON
are registered at leading Atlantic City ho-
tells:
Senate. sonston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. simp-
kins, jr.
Young's-R. s. Conrad, Mrs. Dignorty,
Miss Digworthy, NJ. Dempsey, G. NJ Bow
ers. S. Green, T. H. Bell.
Morris-W. T. Thomson
Avoca-F Morrison, E. Morrison. Mrs. r.
S. Brlce, r. w Brice.
Sterling-F. B. Lyon, w. Stubblefield, E.
NJ Evans, j. NJ. Curran and wife, Mrs s.
Seabold. Master Seabold, E. c. Nalle and
wife, Mrs. d. C. Callahan. Mrs NJ. Callahan
Mrs: w. NJ. Wallace, J. D. Dunnell and
family, j. K. Keller and wife, H T. Craig
Dunlop-M. Mantz.
Iawrence-A. Zets and wife.
Wallingford-Mrs. Howard, Miss Beasley
Brevoort-J. A. Perrin, Mrs. B. Walden
II. c. Simon, A. E. Evans H. Rose.
Raleigh-Mrs. George Parkers, D. E. R.
Nichols.
Wiltshfre-S D. Randolph.
Grand Atlantic-W. A Hall, Mrs H ].
Edwards H N Edward, ]. D. Legge, NJ. p
Hazen, A. B. Butt, E. NJ. Butz, O. B.
George, Mrs. n. c. Kissinger, C. F. Hoar.
Morton-W. n. Compton and wife.
Americana H. Martin.
Breiton-Mrs. NJ. B. Thornworth.
Seaside-Mrs. c. II. Dex.
Boscobel-Mr and Mrs. II. P. c. Caldwell
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Ayers
Willmell-C. Marriott. Miss X. Marriott
Seaholm-E. c. Wooden.
Loxley Hall-Mr. and Mrs. George E.
Henry, the Rev. William Q. Baldwin, Geo
W. Stevens, John l.. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs
A Perry, Mrs. Benny Brown Miss Jennie
Patterson Mrs E. X. King, Katherine
Evans, ]. L. Edwards, F. Callahan, Mrs.
Ostrander.
Glendale-Mr and Mrs Henry N. Copp,
Miss Eliza beth Plusner, Miss NJ. Bertha
Plummer. Mr.. Driver. Thomas Fairfax, G.
H Harris, John M Jones, s. L. Dunbar.
ST. Charles-D s. Reade.
Denns-Robert Mayo, Clarence Beall w
A. Naughton, A. D. Wilmington, Miss Anna
Bumecol. ]. August Taylor.
Strands. II. Pool.
Belmont-Miss A. Lyell.
Rio Grande-J. A. F. Cast, T. L. Bean. r.
H. Evans and wife, Mrs. NJ Harbert Miss
s. Marks, NJ. z. Harris and wife, James O.
r. Kuhn and wife, DR.. Warnock Evans, H
p. Russell and wife. II. Bell and wife, w
w. Atkin and wife, E. G. Anderson, r.
Allen and family c. F. Baker Mrs. Benni-
son, W. II. Arnold, H. F. Lemming and
wife. F. G. Foley. Mrs. D. Robinson. Sher-
man L. Potts, E. r. Nicklas, Charles Maggie
and wife, C. Nagle. jr., Miss Ner, Y. T.
Burke and wife. William Bartlett and wife
and family, l. NJ. Back. Mrs. E. Bennett, l.
r. Brilles. II. A. l.. Brecht and wife. NJ
Fremont, Miss Florence Dickinson, Miss
NJ Deacon, NJ. Cotter. H. Marshall and
wife, Mrs. March, Miss Mullen.
Chalfonte-Wiliam Grant Webster, J. w
Patton, ]. H. Edmonds and wife, Miss May,
Mrs Thomas c. Noyes.
Green's B. +. Board.
Boscobel-W. G. Shaw. c. c. w. Charles,
]. Harmon Scott.
Chester INIT j. McQuade and wife. T.
T. Sheridan.
Lockhart-C. r. Allen.
Ebbett-Mrs. ]. Thomson.
Atglen-William A. Ridgley, H. c. Evans.
Mrs. McElroy.
Borton-E "A Snyder, Mrs. E. A. Snyder
Miss Vera Snyder. E. H. Snyder.
Stickney-Mr and Mrs. J. c. Walker, M.
Walker. ]. w. Person.
New England-J. Morrison. Miss Esther
Morrison Mrs. E. F. Price, Miss Rosetta ID.
Price A. F. Belt.
Ethlyn-C E. Culled. J. Bumgardner. c.
E. Clutell. J. Vanguard.
Pierrepont-Mrs. NJ. Wardling.
Gladstone-W. w. Cryder.
Archdale-M. F. Finley, M. L. Lippin-
colt.
Haddon Hail.. NJ Culp and wife, Miss
BESSIE Reilly, Ralph Shropshire. Mrs. ]. F.
Iinscott Miss M. Meade. Miss Helen Ham,
mond, G.. b. Clark.