The Washington times., 1905-06-11
ARMY AND NAVY
IN GAY IHRONG
Well-Known Washington
ians at Atlantic City.
FRIENDS VISIT MRS. PAYNE
Long List of Persons From the Capital
Registered at Hotels of the
Resort

| ATLANTIC CITY. June 1o-Washing-
| ton notables, including a number of
army and navy officers and attaches,
| nave mingled with the boardwalk
crowds during the week, and Washing
| ton society has been well represented
IN all important functions given in the
hotels in honor of the opening of sum
mer
| C. c. Long. private secretary to Sena-
tor Knox. and a regular visitor to At
| lantic City. is here with his family for
| stay of at least a month.
/ j. II. Hillaert. who is connected with
the Belgian legation, is visiting August
Lammans, Belgian tourist. and was
guest OF honor at a small dinner given
at the Hotel Rudolf.
| Col. T. n. Maginniss, u. S. A. who is
| at the Grand Atlantic with Mrs Magin-
| Miss. gave luncheon early in the week
to party of friends who were down for
a days visit J. Carlisle Sell, who is
ofhcially connected with the Navy De-
partment, is also guest at the Grand
Atlantic during scashore visit.
James Walker, who holds an execu-
tive position in the Treasury Depart
ment. is spending a fortnight's vacation
at the Wiltshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander J. Wedder-
burn are recent additions to the Wash
ington colony at Earl Mar Hall. where
they are spending the week with Mrs
Lucy D. Pollock
Mrs. ]. ]. Warren, OF Washington, Is
resting at the ST. Charles, where she
will remain for several weeks to benefit
her health
Mrs. l. f Re!nhardt has Joined wash
ington friends at the Strand
Mrs. Henry G. Payne, wife OF the for
mer Postmaster General, is entertaining
several Washington folk. including Mrs.
| Angel, Mrs. Arthur NJ. Travers and Mr..
Travers, who joined the party this week.
G. w. Raymond. with Mrs. Raymond
and Miss Raymond. has Joined the
Washington colony at the shore.
r. P. Thompson and n. E. Foster. of
Washington, are at the Ckalfonte for a
few days visit.
Captain Bertie, a dashing guardsman
of q famous English regiment. has at
tracted attention on promenade by his
erect carriage and soldierly bearing He
registered at the Sheibourne with II. c.
Walker, another Londoner. both being
guests OF William P. Farrell. of BaIti-
more.
Mrs. Carhart at Dennis.
Mrs Albert Carhart. of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. James L. Carhart an at
tractive Philadelphia matron. at the
Dennis. Walter l. Dawkins and Miss
Eva Dawkins. of Washington. are stay
ing at the same hotel through June.
Miss Anrse Squire is visiting Mrs. r. A
Harlow. wife of the Western Congress
man. aud Dr. Franck Hyatt, of Wash
ington. has joined Mrs. Hyatt and their
son and daughter at the Dennis. DR..
F. H Garrison, of Washington. is also
registered at the Dennis during his
visit.
Mrs Cassei, wife of a Washington
lawyer, is here with Miss Cassell. Mrs.
r. A. Townsend, of Washington. enter
| tained a party Of Washington folk over
Sunday, her guests being Jerome n.
Bonaparte. Miss Townsend, Miss Strong.
and Miss Hewitt.
| A party of Washington matrons who
are occupying a suite of rooms at the
Windsor includes Mrs. William Riley.
| Mrs. Coleman Mrs. Harrison, and Mrs.
Benham. Lieut.. l.. 8. Cox, jr.. is here
on f1lrlough. visiting his father. Lewis
| S. Cex, at the Windsor.
Mrs A. C. Livingston and Miss NJ n
Livingston, relatives of Bishop Carroll,
are spending several weeks at the
Avoca. where Mrs. a. N. Rock is also
Washington visitor.
Mrs. Frank L. Roynton, of Washing
ton. with little Miss Boynton. is spend
ing the month at the AIbemarle
j. j. Kelly, q washington hotel man,
has been here during the week in
attendance on the meeting of the na-
sional association OF his craft. He reg
!stered at the Brady House.
Mr. and Mrs. John King and Mr.. and
Mrs. w o. Baldwin, with their children,
| make up a party of Washington people
at Locksley Hail.
Mrs. II. II. Mullikan and Miss Multi
kan. of Washington. who are spending
June at the Holmhurst. are entertaining
Miss Forster.
aaiss Carter and Miss Anna Carter are
visiting party of friends at Hampton
terrace.
Take Part in Musicale.
! Talented Washington isitors took
| part in a musicale given in the parlors
OF the Hotel iroquois OH Monday even
Ing. ne audience was made UP of ho-
! tel ia.ro1s and guests from the cottage
| colony who thoroughly apjoyed the va
ried program. Some OF chose who took
part were Miss Gertrude Schwartz. Miss
Lillian Schwartz, Miss Carrie Mirtzer.
Miss Emily HIgbee. Miss Irene Moore.
Mrs. Warren NJ. Gale, Miss Bertha
Smith. Miss Arilla Miller, Miss Mary
| Beck, and Miss Olive Phifert.
/ a progressive cuchre in the pretty eX-
| change Of Earl Mar Hall was a social
! event Of Importance to many visitors
who attended the affair. A luncheon
! followed tho awarding Of tho prizes.
/ Those who won pretty tuvCrs were Mrs.
/ " eSstcr. Mrs. II. K Deilcy. Mrs. George
Starr. j. l.. Brown. Charlie. Bedcii
and c. S. Pierce. Among the Wash
! ington visitors who TOOK part Were
| Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Ball, Mrs f. l..
| Lewis Miss buchanan Mr.. and Mrs. +.
| ID. Smith. Mr., and Mrs. NNedderburn,
! Mrs. J. a. Mckclvcy
Among the weil-known Washington
visitors who have registered at leading