Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-18
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, June II, 1906.
Over fifty million dollars in capital and
thirty millions in product were represented
here during the week at the convention of
the Association Of the American Portland
Cement Manufacturers. which held its meet
ings on the steel pier. The annual ban
quet was held at the Hotel Brighton.
Carisbrooke Inn, at Ventnor. is now open
for the season under the management of c.
H Hale. formerly superintendent of the
Ardsley Club, New York. and who in pre-
vious years successfully conducted other
Atlantic City hotels. Mr.. Hale has the
ability to conduct the Inn in a manner to
please its fashionable patronage.
The Royal Palace Company, composed of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hanstein Of the Hotel
Cecil and Samuel Wolff OF New York, which
during the spring purchased the Royal Pal
ace Hotel from Charles B. Prettyman Of
Philadelphia, expects to take possession of
that big hosiery at the head of Pacific
avenue on September Is. 1t will in future
be kept open throughout the year.
Tabor Inn an attractive Connecticut ave-
nue. hosiery, near the beach, has promise
OF an excellent season under the proprietor
ship OF A. NJ. Dunn, boniface of expert
ence. The Inn Is superbly located in the
midst of attractive surroundings and has
large. light. airy rooms for $50 guests.
The banquet Of the graduating class of
the Atlantic City High School was held a
few evenings ago at the Hotel Wiltshire.
Principal George II. Eckels was the guest
Of honor.
The Thursday Afternoon Euchre Club and
the Tuesday Morning Euchre Club held
euchres and enjoyed luncheons during the
week at the Hotel Senate.
The Supreme Council Of the Order of For
esters VIII meet at the Hotel Rudolf in
July.
An up-to-date grill is to be a delightful
innovation at the Hotel Shelburne which
Manager Weikel will have opened on June
"a The present large smoking room over
looking the ocean will be transformed into
such institution In town. The service will
be thoroughly satisfactory and an orches-
ira Will be in attendance.
An enjoyable progressive euchre was held
Leon. Following the euchre the guests
were served with luncheon by Mrs 8 IL
Sweeney, the hostess.
Inc Eiwool, on ST. James place near the
Robert 8. Smith. q successful young hotel
manager. The location OF the Elwood Is
IDEAL and this summer 1t rs enjoying the
most successful season in it's history
The Leedom, one OF the most attractive
OF Ocean avenue hotels has been leased for
the season by Mrs. H. F. Ball. formerly of
81. Louis. The I.eedom has high feputa-
uon for cuisine and home comforts
The Carlton, a handsome f1reproof hotel
on the beach at Chelsea avenue, has onened
for the season under the management az
Charles P. Zazzaly. 1t has capacity OF aa0
guests and special June and season rates
are made.
The Hotel st. George-by-the.Sea, at Mont
pelier avenue and the beach, has reopenad
for the season under the able mana gement
OF Miss Phillips, the owner. who has sue
cessfully conducted this popular hosiery
for several seasons.
General and Mrs. Writ Davis of WASH
ington are stopping at the Revere. r. q
Dean, medical director of the United States
navy, Is also guest at the same hotel
Justice McKenna Of the United States
Supreme Court has given up his summer
home in Maine, and will spent the season
with his family in Atlantic City
w. ]. Harvey, United States navy ana
Mrs. Harvey have arrived at the Windsor
from Philadelphia for short visit.
The following residents of Washington a "a
registered at leading Atlantic City hotels.
Wiltshire-Mr. apd Mrs. g. f. Hickey.
Mrs. A. r. Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. q. II. HICKS
Miss B. Wolfe. c. TrunstaIl H easel. Mrs
]. OFT. Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Maedel. e. Mae
del. J. A. Maedel, jr., Mrs. McGrusy MI
and Mrs. r. c. Williams, Miss NJ T. Boyn-
ton. Miss Meta G. Bockleton, j. ". Cana
lier. L. j. HUMPHREYS, J. L. Humphries
De Ville-Miss N. Feldman
Stickney-L- Z. Ludington. Mr.. and Mrs