The Washington times., 1905-04-16
SEEKING HEALTH
BY OCEAN SHORE
People Of the Capital Now
in Atlantic City.
CR0WDING IN FOR EASTER
Many Well-Known Residents of Wash
ington Registered at Hotels il
That Pleasure Resort.
cR0WDING IN FOR EASTER
Atlantic City, April Is.


Faster turnout. Baron Moncheur. Of the
Belgian legation, was on the esplanaoe
on Sunday with his three daughters
and Lady Katherine Hickson and Miss
Hickson of Montreal, are down with
a party of Canadian friends United
states Senator Elkins has been at the
Chalfo,ite since early In the week. and
Representative Graham, OF PennsyI-
vania, mingled with the throng during
several days
Paul E. Johnson and B. NJ Hanlin,
botn we'll known in Washington have
been greeting friends on the boardwalk
during the week.
MI and Mrs. George H. Ronzer have
( joined she Washington contingent of
fashsonables at the Traymore Miss
Smith. sof Washington, was a guest at
small luncheon given by Mrs. E. Van
Wise at the same hotel.
Mrs. ). w. Woodward is at the the
Chalfonte with Miss Woodward, Miss
Katherine Woodward and Mrs. Donald
Woodward, of Washington.
Il. Charie~ Flesher. of Washington. is
spending se--rral days at Green's Hotel,
where Col. Thomas F. Good. of Lithia
springs, Va. is spending the month
with Mrs. Good.
"A FAMILY party of well-knoWn Wash
mgtGr people who are staying at the
Shelburne include Mrs. Harrington
Mills Miss Dorothy Mills. Miss Flor
ence Mills. and Miss EaIeanor Mills.
Mrs Douglas Gordon, who has been
SPENDING the spring at the SheIburne.
left for hcme last week to return later
ahI spend several weeks in Atlantic
City before sailing for Europe.
Miss Carrie Allen, Miss Wood and Miss
Collins, Of Washington, are guests of
friends at the Ponce de Leon, where
Mrs M A. Rojan, of Washington. is
spending the month of April
Gen. John M. Watson, of Washington.
is numbered among the well-known peo-
pie who have arrived at the Hotel Iro-
quois during the week
The Rev. p. J. Snyder. a well-known
Washington divine. Is resting at the
shore. He is staying at the Boscobel
Seen at the Hotels.
Other prominent Washington people
registered at leading hotels are:
Dennis-H. E. Mackbee, Mrs c. E. An
derson, Capt. c. A. Baird and wife. e.
ii, Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs Edward E.
Robbins, Mrs. E. K Seymore, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Challenger, Miss Virginia
r. Bowers. Mrs. Francis Shoemaker. j.
NJ Donaldson, George A. Middleton, L.
J. Hopkins, D. N Jamison.
De Ville-T. NJ. Robertson, Mrs. E. D.
O'Connor. F. W. Temple. Miss r. b.
Wills, G. c. Nicholson, A NJ Knight.
w. N Heron, H A Garrett, Miss j.
Greger, A c. Wyncott. n. V Patterson.
Glendale-H- f. Mention. Mr.. and Mrs.
n. H. Huntly, C. G. Anderson, J. Is.
Green, Mrs. X. M Boroldin. Miss B. G.
keilog.
Holmhurst-Mr. and Mrs. NJ D.
'Xearns. Mrs. j. Hyde, D. L. Strater.
+. j.. Townsend, Mrs. Townsend. Miss
E L. Townsend. Miss S. B. Heller, J.
F. Starr, w. D. Weaver, Mrs. Weaver,
Mrs. c. Colstcn.
Chalfonte-Mrs. S. w. Woodward, Miss
f. J.. Woodward. Miss Katherine Wood
ward a S. Crawford, S. B. Thorn, Mr..
and Mrs G. S. Howard, H D. Thomas,
edr. and Mrs. j. a. Walter, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G Baldwin James e. Gaffney, Johr
H. Leptz, Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Long,
Miss Bertha Concorse, Miss NJ. H.
Mager. Thomas w. Whiteman, Miss e.
Il. Murdoch. Mrs. j. F. Devine, T. j.
Myer, J. II. Decker. NJ. r. Lippincott
Ellwood-E. A. Mcintyre, Mrs. w. A
1-iller. Miss G F. Tiller, Miss Z. e.
Warner, r.. T. Wheeler, w T. Mccoy
e B. Murphy, w L. Mathew, F. s
Chester. Miss H. Sampson. Miss c. Z
SAMPSON. Mrs r. Smith, S. r. Crane.
Iernhurst-Mrs. j. d. Mcpherson, Mis-.
NJ A Mcpherson, Mrs s. S. Lukens
Mss s J. Roberts Mrs NJ. S. Stokes
SIroquois-Cien. John NJ. Watson Mis-
l.. w Waller, Miss F. c. Brooks, D. A
B.ichler Mrs. Bucbler, Miss S. T
Schaeffer.
Haddoa Hall-Miss E. r. Long, J. A
Isacon, Mr. and Mrs j. E. Lancaster
Miss Agnes c. Kennedy ]. W. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. s. w. McCarrell, Mis-
Mildred McCarreIl. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward r. GI,5crt. Miss Marjorie G. Gil
bert Miss Kathryn 3. Gilbert, William
r. McCurrough MIR and Mrs. a. E. Sar
gent. Mrs G. o. Waterman. DR.. Franci
u. Peterson, Mrs. 3. c. Herman, MI
and Mrs. Edward Lyon, Mrs. c. L
Bryon. S. A Adams. Miss Marie Z
Adams, Mr. and Mrs George K. Elliot
Mrs. Thomas Stewart Mr.. and Mrs. w
s Steen, George Il. Elliot, jr.. Miss Juli
g. Elliot
RaIeigh-Mr and Mrs C II. Cragen
p L. Wilson, Mrs P. L. Wilson, A s
Myers Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Weeks Mis-
G. II. Goldsmith. j A. E.~ninneimer, Z
,A.-Lake, T. O. Atkinson. J. S. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Bruno, Miss X T
Williams, r r. Shirner " n. ShirneI
Seaside-Mrs- f. T. Field. Miss C. Nj
Callen. = X. Morris, Miss H. r. Morris
Miss 4. K. Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs L. F
Fisher. Miss A. n. BARTER. Miss l. G
White, Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Buden, A
{. Bl.dea.
Bo.cobei-Mr. and Mrs John 7
Downs. the Rev. p. j. Snyder, Mrs Z
c. Frtar, MIR. and Mrs. C. E. Baily, MI
and Mrs S. c. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs
M A. Porter. p. II. Groom
Pinehurst-H. T.. Ackerman S. S
Perry. Miss S. ]. Roberts, Mrs NJ S
Stokes. F. Y. Stokes, Mrs. J. A. Parody
r. T. Ro5b. Mrs. 3. a. Jacobs, Miss n
s. Wade, z. c. Jangsdorf.
Some Popular Hostelries.
TO the prospective Atlantic City Wis
tiers who desire elegance and eomfor
combined in their seashore home, CouI
ter Hall, the splendid new six-stor
hotel at the ocean end OF Massachu
setts avenue. offers peculiar advap
tages. The house is one of the fines
in tho city: has direct southern ex
posture. ard unobstructed view of tn