The Washington times., 1905-04-02
CAPITAL PEOPLE
AT THE S[ASHORE
Washingtonians Visiting at
Atlantic City.
GOSSIP OF THE BOARDWALK
Some of the New Hotels Which Invite
Travellers to Their Broad
Portals.

20 washington early In the week
Mrs. Job Barnard, of Washington, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Bond, who I
are staying at the Strand Mr.. and Mrs /
IL. j. Finley also arrived from their /
Washington home early in the week for
an extended stay.
Col. T. II. Alexander, of Washington, |
was ameng the distinguished visitors of
the week, registering at the Seaside. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tillarchard and Miss
Ada Hempstall have also Joined the
Washington contingent here for the
Lenten Season.
and Mrs. E. E. Grandin, of Washing
ton, arrived on Monday, and will stay
at the Traymore for some time.
Mrs. j H. Crawford and Mrs Nj r.
Hunt, of Washington, are spending Lent
very quietly at the fashionable Hotel
Chelsea, where number of we'll
known Washington people have been
registered since the opening of the
house
Col. NJ NJ. Parker, Mrs. Parker, and
Miss Parker, of Washington, are a.
the Shelburne for some time Miss
Ienriques, OF Washington. was at the
Shelburne over Sunday with Miss Ryan
and Mrs. J. Dundas Lippincott, of Phil
adelphia.
J. w. Nhelpley, who is connected with
the executive department of a Wash
i1gton trust company. is spending Il
week at the Dennis with ]. R. Whelp-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tebbs, of
Baltimore, who are spending the month
at the Dennis, entertained Mrs. Harry
j. Green. Miss Flora d. Green, and
Miss Blanche L. Green at luncheon early
in the week. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Park
er and Miss Parker arrived at the Den
mis- early in the week and will stay sew
eral weeks before returning TO their
Washington home.
Mrs. j. II. Hopkins, Of Washington,
is entertaining Miss Courtright at the
Marlborough House.
Guests at Haddon Hall.
fudge Edward Lander, OF Washing
ton. has been registered at Haddon
Hall since Tuesday. Mrs. William Pow
ell, of Washington, entertained Mrs. J.
E. Lytle, of New Orleans. during the
week. Miss Blanche De Long is at
Haddon Hall with a family party
brought down by Mr. ard Mrs Charles
F. De Long, of Philadelphia Miss Eliz-
abeth w. White, of Washington, was
noted in the boardwalk throng with
Hiss Helen P. Rice, of Andover, Mass,
and Mrs. William P. Preston
Among the well-known Washington
people making their shore headauar-
ters at the Brighton are former Judge
Joseph *. McCammon and Miss Edith
McCanmon.
At the Hotels
Some of the well known Washington
people registering at principal hotels
during the week were:
Raleigh-A. C. Joy and wife, Mr.
Schaffer, Thomas Gilmore, T. T. Shinn
]. c. Andrews, Mrs. X. Z. Prime James
Miller Thomas Hanna, Mr. and Mrs
Harry Jones.
Pennllurst-Mrs. w. n. Strong, VIII
liam Strong, Jr., Mrs. l.. w. Ralph w
g. Lewis.
IIoimhurst-M Newton Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Bliss. Miss Bliss. Mrs. G. A Dewey
New Clarion-Mr- and Mrs. 3. De Witt
James N. Long, Mrs. Long and son
Miss n. McClay.
Grand Atlantic-Afrs. W. 5. Sears, Mr.
and Mrs J. d. Hardin, Mr. and Mrs
James c. Smith Miss Smith. Maste
Howard Smith.
Earl Mar Hall-Mrs. F. Innes. a. /
Ruggles, Miss Ruggles, Mrs. NJ. I
Fieldman.
! Wiltshire-Mrs. j. White. Mr.. and Mrs
F. H. Wells. Miss T. F. Blair. Mr. an
Mrs. Charles Abbott.
De vflle-M Van Fielding, C. N
Hirsch
Hesworth-Mrs. E. O. Fenton. NJ Fer
ion, T. d. Davis, a l.. Wolcott. Mr.. an
Mrs H. P Mills.
sothern-J. T. Belford, Mrs. G. +
HILL Charles kirschman-
Aquarllle-W II. McElfreth, w T
MeElfretil. jr.
The Hotel Irvington. formerly ii
jefferson, ard one of the finest house
among the splendid hosteIries on VII
sinia avenue, has passed under the mai
p&ement of w F. Watts, one of II
most active and energetic young hot
men OF the resort.
The situation and appointments of II
Hotel Albemarle make it an ideal sto
ping place for those coming to Atlant
City for health or pleasure. The hou
stands on Virginia avenue. between Il
beach and the Pacific avenue drive, al
is especially fitted for reception
spring guests Four thousand squa
feet Of sun pario-s fine elevator ser
ice, baths. electric lighting and stea
cuisine Of the house famous insure
continuance III popularity under Il
management of j. p. Cope. who w
again give its mana cement his person
attention.
One of the important changes in hot
management is the taking of the Hot
Netherlands by irwin y. Wells. who hi
for years been connected with one
the finest ,beachfront hostelries of the T
sort The Netherlands faces the oce.
and boardwalk at the foot of New Yo
avenue, and has every comfort, inclu
ing baths, elevator, and telephone ser
ice, and first-class appointmen
throughout.
The opening of the Hotel Senate,
Rhode Island avenue and the beao
marked the opening of the social sc
son I'm the uptown district The loc
tion of the Senate is not excelled in I
city, every room in the big hostel
facing directly on the ocean In full viz
Of the sea and roadstead, where clust
the big yachts and pleasure craft.
]. ID. Hail. who made such a sigr
success of the Hall Cottage last seasc
will this year conduct the Hallwood,
the beach end of South Carolina aveni
he iy