The Washington times., 1905-07-30
GERMAN BARONS
ON BOARDWALK
Young NOblemen an At
traction at Atlantic City.
Mr.. G0MPERs IN THE SURF
President of American Federation of
Labor Refuses to Talk Shop
While Bathing.

ATLANTIC CITY, July 29-Three in
dividuals have interested the people 'ot
Atlantic City this week: not to the ex-
clEsion OF the bathing, sailing and other
diversions that have taken the hotel pa
irons outdoors during most of the day
light hours. but with the mildness char
sctertstic o.. the seashore crowd, unwill-
ing TO allow any incident of less than
extraordinary interest 10 take its atten-
tion from the regular round OF pleasure
Two of the aforementioned indIvid-
uals are Baron Karl Won FTiesen and
Baron Il. Y. Won Friesen. youthful sons
OF the Baron and Baroness Won F'riesen
members of the German nobility, who
arrived here from their home in Carls-
Tuhe to visit their parents at the
Brighton. The two young man have had
. military training in their home coun-
try. and from developments here have
also been well trained in the art of
making themselves favorites with the
fair sex, and their erect, soldterIy prog
ress along the boardwalk has been fol-
lowed by admtrlng glances.. The baroness
mother of the youths, was the charming
Miss Smith, of Philadelphia, before her
marriage, and is here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith.
s'SAAiGCA SVzAAP AACAE.
The other notable who has attracted
attention is Samuel Gompers. sturdy
head of the Federation of Labor, who
has been here for several days past
seeking rest Tne stocky figure of the
man with the welfare of the workers as
his special care was easily recognized on
promenade or in the surf. and the inter
est of the visitors appeared to be in the
manner in which the labor leader spends
a holiday.
Mr. GompeTs has affected q succession
of snoW-white duck suits for his walks.
alternating the white apparel for a
roomy bathing suit for his daily dip
he refused to be interviewed on labor
subjects. even Wen followed into the
surf by an inquisitive one who asked
his opinion on the troubles brewing IN
the glass trades, whose members are
here IN conference. 7 am only here for
rest, said the labor leader, as he rose
from a plunge through breaker
Not word of shop is to enter into
my week at the shore, and only ask to
be let alone for this short holiday"
Chekb Bey, Turkish minister 10 the
United States, IS another notable visitor
from Washington, accompanied by his
so0, for a few days rest from official
c&res.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. II. D. Hanway. of
Bel Air. Md, made a run from Wash
ington IN their automobile accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wallace BromwefI,
who win accompany them on a contem-
plated auto trip intended TO extend 10
Nova Scotia, where Mr.. Hanway has
mining interests.
Lieut. t. 7. Chambers, of the
Navy. is visiting his mother, Mrs Henry
Chambers, at the Gladstone
Hon. H c. Hansbrough, Senatorial
representative Of South Dakota. is here
TO mingle with the Sunday crowd on the
Boardwalk. He is registered at the
Traymore for a week at least
P. J. Haltigan, a leading Washington
churchman, was one of the guests at a
luncheon given in honor Of Archbishop
Farley by officials of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians at the ST Charles. Other
guests Of the occasion were James f.
Carroll, James O'SulHvan, J. e. DoIan,
George J. Butler, P. d. Farrell and ].
L. Keatiug.
II. c. Madison and ]. Wainwright. 5r..
well known Washington residents. are
at the St Charles for a few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sullivan and
John P. Rau and Mrs Rau make up
quartet of well known Washingtonians
at the Raleigh. where James Toomey
and John Lewis Smith, of Washington,
are registered for the week
AIRS. Mary II. Garges, of Washington.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hetzel
at the Seaside. Mrs. G. w. Raw. of
Washington, IS at the same house with
Antoinette Pay and Miss Marie Ray.
Mrs. F. J. Sheridan has Joined the
Washington colony at the Seaside.
A Belle at the Strand.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank II Walker, OF
Washington, who arrived at the Strand
early in the week, are entertaining Miss
Elizabeth c. Martin for several days
Miss Katherine ?. Martin, OF Washing
ton. n pronounced brunette, has been
exercising beneship at the Strand since
her arrival on Monday. Miss Aida
Myers, Of Washington, is visiting Miss
Eloise Hunt. and Mrs. Barry Mohun is
at the Strand. where she was Joined
yesterday by Mr.. Mohun,
Capt ". II. Clifford. Of the L. S. S.
Lancaster, was at the Garden over sun
day with Capt. II. L. Bearss, OF
League Island Navy Yard.
Andrew c, Gray, OF Washington is a t
the Garden preparing for a Canadian
trip with Alexander SibIey, son OF the
war governor of Minnesota. Miss NJ
r. Follmer. of Washington is with a
party of friends at the Garden
Miss Florence =. Paxsou and Miss
1ay Faris have joined the younger set
OF Washington visitors at the Chet-
Woode
Miss Anna BrIscoe. OF Washington,
was the guest of friends at luncheon
q the Dennis on Wednesday.
Miss Jessie Robinson, a charming
Washington miss, is visiting the Chal-
fCnte this week, with aIllc. d'Hartmoll
and Miss Pauline DIsston and Miss
Dunlop. OF Philadelphia Miss Pearl
S Houston and Mrs. J. NJ. Stoddard
are recent additions TO the Washington
colony at the same hotel. Mrs F. r. /
Hammersley. Of Washington. is enter |
timing Mrs c. ). Fisher, at the ChaI- !
foute. this week.
Miss 81 v Blaine. OF Washington. is
the guest OF Mrs. f.. A. Clarke. al one /
ol the beach lro1t hotels ", Grant J
Webster Of Washington, is also mum |
Lered among the visitors. lie is the /
guest OF Mr and Mrs. Lee l. Herreu. /