Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-01

Proprietor w. r. Shaw will close the Iro-
quois on October / until early in January
In the meantime he will make extensive i'm
provements and alterations to that popular
South Carolina avenue hotel. The entire
front will be completely changed, the base
ment reconstructed on an elaborate scale
and number of fine baths added.
The Seaside House has been selected as
headquarters for the National Grange,
Patrons of Husbandry, and the State
Grange will make its headquarters at the
Wiltshire during their annual meetings
here In November. There will be between
5000 and 10000 Changers here from all
parts of the country at that time The
Hotel Mems Association and the board of
trade will furnish money for their amuse-
ment and pleasure during the ten days of
their visit here.
The Pennsylvania State Homeopathic
Medical Society will hold its annual con-
vention here next September, while the
Worlds Homeopathic Scientific Congress
Is in session at Atlantic City.
Before the opening of next season the Ho-
tel Dennis is to be improved to the ex-
tent of 100000. Proprietor w. J. Buzby
will close the hotel October 1. and build
ing operations will at once begin, so as
to reopen early In the spring. The new
wing is to be an imposing structure Of
brick construction, seven stories in height,
and will be one of the most attractive sam
Piles of hotel architecture in the city.
large brick kitchen, power house and sta
proario,oD - 60 Goherso,, hss ,,,aar
considerati on exta,sive alterations and i'm
nroI,er,arts o fo, tba Hotel ne villa naw
hr;ol| fro,,t ,,,,II oororIataI,r changa +ba on.
,,aara,oa as 81 hoi,sa 1rh,Ia tbo dJ,ing
baII is IN he enlarged and aId;tionaI hafhs
installed.
A November convention of some impor-
lance to be held in Atlantic City is that of
It'e STAY Sons, ess ~ M a.l VI Wv
'ei se!. ms VIM pe .ne MN an."aL 1o ~,
veh ven, Oh that orgahlzauoh' ana Will DC
helu On november ~ anu II.
Ed"ard Scnuman mas mao pans drawn
TOT new soo,oVV hotei on south VIRGINIA
avenue; II VIII De slN-story oricK SUI
lure tu % by 100 ieet' ana VIII contain ABOUT
100 rooms
H. X Smith, formerly chief clerk, has
leased the Hotel Duntop, at ocean avenue
ana the boardwalk ana Will conduct II
during the winter.
Justice w hilam II: Day OF Cantoh' ONO,
is at the Shelburne for a period of rest and
recreation, accompanied by his wife and
their son, Rufus X. Day.
Jorgs Munoz, minister for Guatemala,
central America, to the United states,
spent the week at the DeVlHe- IL Is MS IN
teh'ion 10 repeat ms WISH 10 Atianuc City
the nrst opportunity
Representative w; n; Cox OF Lexington
N.Y. Is guest at Haooon hali.
James u Blame, son or the one-time Sec
rotary or state, spent the week at the
Brighton registering from New YORK.
Gen. c. Edward Murray of Trenton
quartermaster general of the New Jersey
National Guard, is with a party of friends
at Marlborough House.
Judge Alan H. Strong of New Bruins
wick, former president of the New Jersey
Bar Association, is at the Rudolf with his
mother, Mrs Woodbridge Strong
Richard R. Mann. a cadet at the Annap-
oils Naval Academy, spent the week with
his mother. Mrs. Kater r. Mann of Wash
ington, at the Pennhurst.
Amos r. Little, a director of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and family are
guests at the Chalfonte.
Mrs. Robert Boyd of San Juan. Porto
Rico, is at the Jackson in company with
Commander Benjamin c. Bryan, United
States navy; Mrs. Bryan and Miss Anne
Bryan. Commander Bryan recently return
ed from the Philippines
b. F. Pitzer, an official of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and bride of Baltimore,
are passing their honeymoon at the Brex-
ton.
A. H. Plant, controller of the Southern
railway, who has spent a fortnigbt's vaca-
ton at Haddon Han, has returned to his
home in Washington.
Lieut. Col John III. Bartholf. limited
States army, is at the wiltshire on leave
of absence.
Admiral Andrade, United States navy.
was at the Chalfonte during the week with
John E. Faunce of PHILADELPHIA.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic CITY
hotels:
Nether1ands-W H. Crawford, A. T.
Thomas, II. A Homes
Wiltshire-J NJ Carson, Mrs II. Clark,
Mrs. H. Curke C. Trowbridge N T. Wings
J. H. Harholf, u s. A.
Traymore-D DoyIe Mr. and Mrs r H
Derff
DeVille-H. Shumore
Belmont-G E. Bearers
st. Charles-Mrs L. p Webster c III
Bergheimer, Mrs d. Pratt Mannix and
family Mr. and Mrs Peter TAYLOR ir Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest G. Walker
Haddon Hall-Prof and Mrs. H D. Todd,
c. r. HAYES c. A Nourse Mrs + ID
Makes, DR.. Norris Vincent, Mrs. A. A.
Emery, Fred A. Emery J. Sam Wright
Lee L. Herrell
Eiwood-Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Dennis. ".
McGarlinger, l., Merrett Mrs PiIsbury
AItamont-S. r. Priest.
St CIair-Mr and Mrs 7 n rarrau
Morton-Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Heron.
Strand-George F. Nulting ID. i Fog
E. G. Walter Mrs ID p Mann n r.
Killings
Fredonia-J. H Wood E. E Muncey
Green's-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Dinton. F. r.
Rawlings
Glendale-E. N. Thompson r. F. sutch.
Avoca-I g Macy n nes,,onS
Revere-Miss M. Magee. ]. MAGE Mrs.
r. lester -Clarke MIC M ~, $780,
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