The Washington times., 1905-07-09


is to be something OF a governors
day on the boardwalk. no less than
four State executives and an ex-gover-
nor being booked to appear In the morn
ing parade on the boardwalk.
A special rush invitation has been for
warded TO Governor Stokes, OF New Jer-
sey, to appear and head the procession
in which will appear Governor JEFF
Davis, of Arkansas; Governor Glenn. OF
North Carolina; Governor Dawson, OF
West Virginia; Governor Jelks. of Ala
bama, and former Governor Jeffries. OF
louisiana who are all here to lend
the dignity of their presence to the
promenade.
In It will also be numbered Represen-
tative Bertie Adams and former Con
gressman McAleer. and Representative
Penrose, of the Pennsylvania delegation,
as well as a number of army and navy
officers and several members of the dip
Iomatic service.
Congressman Henry c. Bingham,
father of the House. has been here for
several days. Col. c.. e. Creecey, of
Washington, registered at the Dennis on
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
w Creecey, C. Eaton Creecey, and d.
B. Creecey.
Diplomats There.
Baron Nj Rosenkarnz, of Germany, ar
rived at the Brighton early In the week
after q visit to Washington. NJ Des
Portes de la Fosse, first secretary Of the
French embassy, was here for several
days during the week. and Count de la
Rocca has included Atlantic City In his
tour of the States.
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admiral, has joined his mother, who is
staying at the Brighton with Mrs
James G. Blaine Commander Albert
II. McCarty and Mrs McCarty represent
the navy at the shore. and Commodore
Jackson McElwell, L. s. N, retired. has
been registered at the Pennhurst for
several days with his sister. Mrs. Helen
c. Barry, and Miss K. n. Barry.
Major r. p Robins, who has served
through two Philippine campaigns, Is
resting at the Grand Atlantic after a
severe illness.
Mrs George Whitfield Brown. wife CT
a Washington banker, is spending the
month at the Marlborough.
Miss Fannie Mullay. of Washington, is
here with her mother for an extended
visit.
Rheems Spending Summer.
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Rheem, of Wash
ington, have taken apartments at the
Holmhurst for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Wilder. recently
married Washington couple. are honey
incoming at the Grand Atlantic where
Prof. J. T. Barnes. of Washington nU1-
versitv, is spending the month with Mrs
Barnes.
Philapder Knox Painter. a well known
young Washingtonian. is enjoying a vis-
1t at the Princess
G. A. Irwin and DR.. Charles Teele. of
Washington. were the guests CT Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. s. McLane over Sunday.
Miss Tanner and Miss Antoinette Tan
ner have joined the Washington colony
at the shore. and A. J. Chipman and
Louis Fahnestock were among the
Washington visitors noted on the board
walk during the week.
Mrs. Thomas w. Riley, of Washing
ton. is accompanied on her shore visit
by Mrs. Young and the Misses Riley.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Lynn. Of Wash
ington, who are at the Windsor, will re-
main until after the horse show. E. ].
Kelly and Z. f. Roord, OF Washington.
arrived at the Windsor early in the
week for an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Kant are recent
additions TO the Washington colony at
the Traymore.
Official Party.
John Middleton, an official Of the
pension department, is spending a vaca-
ton at Tabor Inn with a party of
Washington friends
George Thomaine, secretary Of an
important legation, arrived at the ST.
Charles early IN the week for a stay
of a fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Moss. Of
Washington, are occupying n pleasant
suite at the st. Charles through July,
and George NJ. DOVE came up from
Washington to spend TIE national holi-
day.
]. C. Adams, D. G. Stuart and Thomas
w. Sullivan were at the Raleigh over
the Fourth. G. +. Keni.uin. Of Wash