Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-30

| nounces that the hotel is to be equipped
with a telephone in every room and the
service Is to be ready by November l.
Marlborough House has come to be a reg
ular headquarters for visitors from Can
ada. More Canadians are registered at that
big hosiery than ever before in its his
tory. All the Atlantic City hotel managers
In fact, are greatly pleased with the in
crease IN patronage this autumn from the
dominion.
After the most successful season in its
history the Fredonia has closed for the
winter. After undergoing improvements the
Fredonia viii reopen for the Lenten sea-
son.
The management OF the Hotel Jackson
| announces a characteristic party for Hal
loween. A number of well-known society
folk from New York and Philadelphia will
participate In old-fashioned games.
The st. Charles is popular haven for
brides and groon1s, and has more of these
honeymoon visitors than ever before in
Its history at this season of the year.
The daily concerts at the Brighton Casino,
which are being conducted this season by
the Brighton, Chalfonte, Haddon Hall
Traymore and Galen Hall. are well attended
and the high-class programs greatly en-
joyed by visitors.
The Hotel Lorraine has been closed for
the winter. and Is undergoing improve
| ments. This popular house will be reopen
ed early IN the spring.
The extensive improvements to the Hotel
Dennis are well underway and this popu-
lar house Will be ready to resume business
in good time for the Easter season.
The roof of the new Blenheim is of ce-
ment A cement roof Is something novel
in Atlantic City, where slate or tin has
been almost exclusively used heretofore.
Rear Admiral James NJ Forsyth. United
states navy. Is occupying quarters at the
Chalfonte with Mrs. Forsyth.
B. J. Lord, a member of the pennant-
winning Athletics. is at Marlborough House
for rest and cation after a strenuous
season on the diamond with the Philadel-
phia base ball team.
J. B. Staufrer. Pennsylvania railroad
official, fs at the Seaside House with his
wife for the winter.
Col A. Loudon snowden. familiar mill
tary figure in Pennsylvania. spent a portion
OF the week at the Brighton.
United States Senator Peprose and Re-
publican State Chairman Andrews of Penn
sylvania. enjoy their Sundays here fishing
Joseph Letter. the Chicago millionaire, ar
rived in his auto and spent the week at
the Windsor
NJ. Cans. president OF the Union National
Bank. Philadelphia. is making an extended
visit at the Strand for rest and recreation
Washington society circles are represented
at the Brighton by Miss Mary Perry Brown
and Mrs. T. D.. Whistler who are there
for an extended stay.
j. Groome Steele president of the Chesa-
peake National Bank of Chesapeake, Md,
Is resting at the Strand with his wife
Distinguished military guests at the
Brighton include Major General j. F. Wade
Department Of the East. United States
army. commandant at Governors Island.
ana his son, Capt. John P. Wade I'd Unit
ed states Cavalry. who is also stationed at
Governors Island
Edward ]. Pyle, a wealthy California
mine owner. who Is making a tour of the
Windsor.
Mrs. Thomas A. whalen and her daueh
ter Miss Alice Whalen. prominent in Bal
Iimore society, are at the Pennhurst for
lengthy soJourn.
Leon Pullen. the inventor Of the wireless
trolley system. and his mother, Mrs w. ].
f1iien: are quests at Craig Hall.
his wife "-'-
Miss E: D. Gregg of Washington has
Jo,neo Hlss Alice w. Gregg. also OF the
national capital, at the Shelburne.
MRS Richard Thorpe. wife Of a prominent
fonte Ae ~
Ernest II. Roberts OF I,onaor E,s,.na
ID at the Brighton for an extended STAY.
Misc Eta Penn OF Washington is spend
ing r nsr vacation at the chalfente.
Wuuam e. woodward and James N.
Woooword OF Washington are recent ar
rivals at the Wiltshire
mrs; ID. P. Anderson. the Misses Ander-
son, MT and Mrs. Irving Howbert and
Miss May Howbert comprise a party from
Colorado Springs at Marlborough House.
Inc following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City
AOtcSD.
chalfonte-A J. Chapman. r. c. rhomp
9on. J. E Laakey. Miss N e. Clarke, b. f.
Bhtinger. Miss Beatrice c. Walford, Mr.
ana Mrs. J. w. Whitfield, T. L. HARRIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Shea
Eastbourne-Miss Constable
Haddon Hall-Mr. and Mrs. L. p West.
IT. ana Mrs q. g cummings. 8. 9. shedd.
Mrs. @. A. Boil. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Brown.
Mrs.. W. ID. gpeir. Miss H b. Speir.
Wiltshire Mr.. and Mrs. q. Bright. W. c.
Woodward. J. NJ woodward.
Beaumont-J. Smith.
Dunlop-Nr. ana MrA W. II. Thomas.
Miss ThOmas, d. DUNCAN, T. q. Sullivan.
Earl Mar Hale. A Mcintyre.
Giendale--W. H. Martens. Miss 3. c. Coz,
r. 7. Cox. J. J. Arden. 5r.
Seaside House-Ar. and Mrs. A Roy.
Mrs. J. r. Byrnes. Mrs.. ]. A. Twombley.
Borton-J. A. wallace
ColNyn-A. II. Buchanan.
Avaipu-E g. Riley.
Aeme-1lx. and Mrs. c. d. epanon.
DeyilIe-0. c. Ayers. Mrs. H. 8 Ayers
Raxk-T. r. LAWDon.
ehelbmne-J. n. Clippef.