Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-27
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
spec,ai Correspondence of The Star.

The flood OF humanity mere the past Weeh
was living proof that the popularity of At
lantic City as a resort for rich and poor
alike has in no way diminished and makes
final the record of the year 1905 as the ban
ner season In an overwhelming crush of
people from all parts of the country gen.
eral confirmation was had of the great
popularity of this place as the available,
accessible and acknowledged spot where
men and women come, sure of enjoyment
and of healthful atmosphere. The remark
ably favorable weather which has blessed
Atlantic City helped in no small degree to
emphasize the months uncommon business.
Day after day and Sundays included nave
been bright, brilliant and balmy. giving the
touch of further animation to scene al
ready animated by the presence of thou
sands The inrolling stream OF mankind
has presented a wondrous picture. And not
alone has this been picture OF mere hu-
mainly but a Kaleidoscope of beauty and
fashion, enlIvened by currents of merri-
ment and good nature. 1t Is the seasons
top notch, but soon the ebb Will be percep-
tible An inkling of the size of the throng
here the past month may be obtained from
the money they spent. The seven local
banks are literally glutted with cash.
Money is so plentiful that the notes given
by customers to merchants have almost dis
appeared. bank official estimated that a
million and half more deposits will be
made during August than in the corre-
spending period last year.
Proprietor A. c. Mitchall will improve the
Grand Atlantic Hotel, on Virginia avenue
near the beach. Work will begin in October
and be completed In about five months.
The hotel is to be extended backward and
new brick addition co by 165 feet and six
stories high will replace the cottage an
nexes. The cost of the improvements VIII
be about $4,000. A big building campaign
to greatly enlarge the resorts capacity OF
entertainment Is likely to follow the close
of the summer season in September. 1t is
estimated that the city can Increase its to-
tai hotel capacity by 1000 rooms without
fear of exceeding next summers demand.
The following residents of Washington
registered at leading Atlantic City
hotels:
Berkeley-Mrs. N. NJ. Cook NJ. Cook. G.
w Thomas II. ]. Pierce. H. G. Breunin-
ger. W. F. S. Swearer William II. Gerlach,
F. Sellers, W. D. Mccarthy and family, C.
Beach Villa-Mrs o. Scott " Scott.
Roanoke-P. Schwentz William Schwentz,
c. Caan.
Wiltshire-Mrs c. B. Browning Miss Ma
ham, g. Meyers. H. Powell c. Evans, c.
Monsoon, Miss Browning. NJ. Evans.
Brady House,. Chaffiott.
Sherman-Miss Collins. Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. Hndes.
Hamilton Hall-Mrs. L. Hartley, Mrs c.
Bass. Miss Robinson, Miss Pringhorn Rev.
Joseph F. MCGEE, A. James Kane. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Moore, Miss Mae Hudson, N n.
Potts, Mrs. r. c. Potts.
Ralston-Mrs. j. NJ. Vale. Miss S. S.
Kuiple, Mrs. j. NJ. Kuiple.
Ebbitt-F. F. Mitchall. Mrs. W. Aunand.
Glendale-B. 2. Turner. Mrs. Turner. l..
II. Schneider. P. Schneider. E. Schneider,
r. Z. Shaw, l.. s. Brown, Miss r. w.
Withers, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover. 7. Frazier,
r. Vanderwell, r. c. Britton, E. II. Stein
berg.
Mt Vernon-R Dunn, Miss Caroline bod
son, Mrs A. Z. Casselman, Miss Alwarda,
c. Eldridge, Mr. and Mrs c. III. Black
wood. Miss A. ]. Blackwood. Miss A. ].
Blackwood.
Runnymede-G. D. Farr.
Atglen-Mrs. Harnett, Mr. and Mrs. West
Green,s-G; W T Tinnel C d D. Scales Scales s.
w. Chriswell. II. W. Kite.
Acme-Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Murray.
Avoca-Miss Wilson.
Raleigh-Mr. and Mrs. w. Gill, Mrs. Hol-
lander Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Gill.
Islesworth-J. A. Isiman, Mrs. J. R. Arm
strong, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Engle,
Maurice II. Sinsheimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Katin, Miss Robson, Mrs. j. Gal
Americana W. David, s. Trottman
Mrs. G.. T. Jones. S. P. Jones. E. j. Mace,
Mrs. Mace r. Mace, n. Mace, Mr. and
Mrs. w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. b.
Mathews
Chester INV H. McGram, Mrs. T. G.
Jones. S 2. Jones.
Grand Atlantc-C B. sullis E. Anderson
W. Boyle, G.. Downing C. Tullis. r. D.
Haynes, d. Davis. S. Wilkes.
Royal Paiace-Mrs. T. E. Herbert, w. B.
Appleby, +. r. Elder.
Young's-N. 7. Wilson. Lorraine Haughey
Locksey Hall-Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Webb
Ponce De Leon-M. Reece and son.
Parks f. Northen. b. F. Irwin. Mrs
B. F. Irwin, Miss G. Cassiday, Mrs. j. 8.
Ourand. Mrs. A. Z. Gallagher.
Sothern-Miss n. Stetler, Miss f. Almond
Touraine-Dr. and Mrs. A. Simon, Mrs
D. Groner. Miss Darlington.
Bingham-Mr and Mrs. j. Williams.
Boscobel-E. NJ. May.
Strath Haven-Miss E. NJ. Helm, II. L..
Austin. II. l.. Furvey.
Washington-J B. Shearee, ]. H. w.
Earl Mar Hail.. williams
Elsmere-W. Z. McEnthal, E. r. Mar
ceron.
Belden-Mrs F. FIeck. Mr. and Mrs. w.
Hazlett.
La Fontaine-Miss NJ. Bayley.
Deville-J. W. Cameron. Miss NJ. Cam
eron, Mrs. A. L. Clark, NJ. NJ. Clark, Miss
B. Savage.
Holmhurst-Mrs S. Osborne
Scarborough-S. Berry. l. wilson.
,, EIbsronwR Hubert hubert, E z adam Adam, J. NJ.
Iroquois-S Deeter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Tucker.
Mrs. Call, Mrs. F. r. Frank J. G.. Lyon.
Oceanic-Mr. and Mrs. l.. F. Brown.
Shelburne-Thomas Graham. b. A. Ryan,
j. \. Anthony. W. A. Hill
Stickney-Miss NJ. f. Carroll. Mrs: b. "
Miller Miss A. Morgan.
Loraine-G. Soloman.
St. Charles-Miss Julia T. Willard, Miss
Caroline Willard. Mrs. Edmond Burke.
Charles A Hefferman. o. n. Tyler, u. S. N
Elwoode-Nrs. Willard Van Dusen. Mrs.
f. 7. simpson Miss Marjorie Simpson. Miss
Bertha s. Davis. Mrs. f. NJ. Davis Miss
Lillian Davis s. ]. Berman. II. Dodek. l..
A McIntire, NJ Henry Criswell, o. NJ Car
ter.
Traymore-H. l. Thornton, Miss Florence
Springer ]. Springer, J. Somerland.
Westminster-Mr. and Mrs d. NJ Gate
W. +. Gotwals, II. A. McReldon l.. Muller.
Clara Courts. ii. c. Ermold.
St. Regs-G. Coldenstroth, ]. Llghtfoot,
]. c. Layman, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kelly,
S. Elliott. l.. Callahan. X. Snowden.
Scarborough-Mr. and Mrs. G. Getz, Mrs.
O. Holland.
Abbey-W. Mathews.
BreXton-A. S. Aptne.
Beacon--T. L. c. Macy. C. NJ. Hammock,
S. Macy, NJ. II. Macy.
Beaumont-W. ID. Cunningham.
Cleaver House,. Watson.
Worthington-J. +. Kirby.
Adolphus-E. Stencil
Dennis-D. II. ]. Crossman. Mrs. L. f.