Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-05
DR.. and Mrs. Aurelius r. Stands have T
moved to 9O1 10th street northwest.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

The Atlantic City Country Club will hold
dts annual fall tournament on the North
field links on November 16 to IS inclusive.
The coming tourney gives promise of going
ahead of all others in point of attendance
as well as for prominent players. Hand
some prizes will be awarded the winners of
the various events and the tournament is
open to members of the clubs belonging to
the United States Golf Association and to
such other players may be invited to
participate. Entries will close November
ID and will be received by Secretary Walter
E. Edge.
An important real estate deal was the
transfer of several parcels of land for
merly owned by the Clarence M. Busch
Land Company to Edgar Lehman. the ag
gregate price being $40, coo.
City council has granted a franchise to
extend the crosstown trolley line to the
west side and that portion Of Atlantic City
will experience a big boom in consequence.
The new line will be run on South Carolina,
Adriatic, New York, Caspian and Illinois
avenues to Pleasure bay and eventually
Will be extended to Pleasantville or Abse-
con. Residents of the upper end of the
city are also agitating the building of
trolley line to the Inlet section for the ac-
commodation of visitors to the Atlantic
City Yacht Club house and the boat houses
along Gardeners basin.
Arrangements have been made for the
annual game Of foot ball on THANKSGIVING
day at Inlet Park between teams represent
ing the Morris Guards Of Atlantic City and
the United States Regulars from Fort Mott.
Ihe Morris Guards team wall also play an
eleven from Company L, National Guards,
also of this city.
Activity Is manifesting itself in local ho-
Tel circles Tor entertaining the vast army Of
grangers which will occupy Atlantic City
for two weeks this month. Between 5000
and 10000 Patrons Of Husbandry from all
portions of the United States will attend
the National Grange meeting here from
Gro
will have Its headquarters at the Seaside
House. while the New York delegation has
chosen the Grand Atlantic and the Jersey
men the Hotel Wiltshire The New Jersey
Grange will make an interesting exhibit of
farm produce and implements on the Steel
Pier and the local hotel men will decorate
the Music Hall for the exhibition. The ho-
tel men are also arranging the social pro-
grim to be carried out during the grang-
ers' sojourn. 1t will probably include a
rolling chair parade reception at the Allan
tic City Yacht Club and visit to the At
lantic City Country Club at Mortified
Proprietor O. H. Gutridge Is having the
Hotel Abbey at Pacific and Mt. Vernon
avenues, greatly improved, and when it is
completed next February the house will be
one of the best appointed at this resort.
The entire first floor is to be greatly i'm
proved and deliberately decorated, while
large addition will greatly increase the ca
pacity of the hotel. The business of the
Abbey will not be interfered with, but will
be open all winter, even while the extern
slye improvements are under way.
The Hotel Princess, on South Carolina
avenue near the beach, is undergoing ex-
tensive changes and improvements. A new
cafe Is being constructed on the ground
floor and the capacity of the house en-
larged. The Princess will be reopened on
December by Proprietor Prettyman and
Manager Winnie and will be conducted in
future on both the American and the
European plans and will be open through
out the year.
After the most satisfactory season In it's
history the Revere has been closed for the
winter by Proprietor James NJ Moore. Be-
fore opening the Revere next spring many
improvements will be made to the popular
house
The Braddock on New York avenue near
the beach, has been leased by C. T. Whittle,
the Whittle. The Braddock will be thor
oughly renovated and refurnished and re-
opened by Mr.. Whittle on January l.
Members of the West Jersey presbytery
who assembled here for conference last
Tuesday were entertained at Hadion Hall,
the Chalfonte and Galen Hall.
r. Mrs. M. Schlange, formerly of Trenton,
has leased the Norwood Hotel, on Ken
lucky avenue, and will conduct it during
the entire year.
The Orpheus Club has been reorganized
for the winter season and officers for the
ensuing year were elected at meeting
held at the Rudolf. The club will study
the oratorio of the Messiah and will give
grand concert during Christmas week I'M
der the direction of Professor Lepps. or
ganist of St. James Roman Catholic
Church of ladelphia
The social season was inaugurated at the
DeVille an evening or two ago by progress
sive euchre, followed by a dance after
which refreshments were served. Music
was furnished by a New York orchestra.
The largest euchre and dance Of the au-
tumn season was given last Thursday eyen--
Ing at the Hotel Stanley in aid of st. Mich
olas' Catholic Church.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City no
tells:
Traynore-Miss Madge Mcdonald. J. F.
Jarvis. G. F. Peter. c. N. Gregory, c. H.
Nichols
Jackson-Dr. G. 8. Beardsley. U. S. N:
Mrs Beardsley, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. HOLY
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. C. 8. Foster
Chalfonte--Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Edward Libby. T. P. Kane,
Charles 9. Thorn. Miss Frances Thorn.
Miss M. R. Fulmer.
/, Louella-Miss Agness McOwen. Miss Ethel
Medium.
! Glendale-Miss e. Cartwright, Miss NJ
Cartwright, Miss N. Cartwright, J. Jardin,
Jr.: c. j. Miller. Mrs. Miller, D. Miller, H.
s. Young, Miss K. Wade. Miss L. Wade.
Seaside House-E. Hodgtins, Miss Lottie
p. Magee, Mrs. ]. Byrne. Mrs. G. w.
Maher. Mrs. NJ Walker. Miss B. Walker,
Mrs. Fl. j. Kidd. J. L. shedd. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. Price
wiItshire-Mrs H. NJ. Cook. A. T. King,
Mrs. w. w. Paterson, Mrs. r. J. carpen-
ter. Mr. and Mrs M. L. Kemmer.
Dunlop. A. Durter, Mr. and Mrs.
Browning.
Colwyn-A r. Brasnahan.
BortOn-Mrs. 1. w. Hamilton, J. w Wal
lace.
Strath- Haven-Harry Morgan.
Morris-Mr. and Mrs. C. Malnati
Devflle-Mrs A. Little. Miss c. Little
Haddon Hall-Willam E, Spire Mr. and
Mrs. r. T. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Page,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Patt. Mr.. and Mrs. Laven-
der
Berkeley-Miss X. Sellers.
Pennhurst-Miss s. H. Mason Miss E. T.
Barksdale.
Runnymede-J M. Brown Mr.. and Mrs
Grand
j Rraddock-S E. Dodge.
Revere-F. Fuller.
Cleaver House-Miss L. Addison.
AIchdale--D. G. Dixon.
Grand Atlantic-Miss e. King Miss A.
Russell
Acme-Mr. and Mrs. E. Sparrow
Ayoca-Mr. and Mrs. r. Stewart
Slelburne-Mrs. F. w. Pickius
Scarborough-Mrs N. Wood.
Strand-W. f. Smith. G. w. Abbott.
Peach yilia--J. J. Collins
Abbey Mrs. Holman.