The Washington times., 1906-05-13
Coming Horse Show At
tracing Attention.
HOTELS ARE FILLING UP
Popular HOstelries Are Already Begin
E1'g to Note Arrival of Popular
E. Washington People.

! coming show, which will be held soma
time H the latter part OF July. This
years show promises 20 be one Of the
most successful held By the local aSso-
citation.
Unfortunately for the thousands Of
people who would have patronIzed It, the
trolley line between this city and Phfla-
delDhia will not be ready for operation
by the Fourth Of July. as was promised
1 oy the contractors when they started the
work OF building. Two or three OF the
suDcontractors. who had charge Of hufld-
ing power houses. installing engines and
such work. were tied up with small
strikes' and that threw the entire opera
tlon back. 1t Is anticipated that the
road Will not be ready before August /
SIX pretty young women. who came
over 10 the shore 20 spend the early
part OF May, went yachting Tuesday
afternoon. and received a ducklug TO
cause them 10 remember their trip. They
were Miss hadge SissOn and Miss Helen
Costes. OF Pittsburg. Miss Eloise Middle
ton, og New York: Miss Grace Radford.
OF Washington; Miss Helen Wilson. OF
/ Philadelphia. and Miss Annie Carter, OF
Baltimore. The young ladies' secured 4
Yacht and started off on a pleasure ex
Cursion- They are all pretty good sail
ors. so they did not mind In the least
the fact that q good stiI breeze was
blowing. Nor did they bother to change
their position every time the yacht went
on tack. They were sitting on the
lee rail when a tan. genteel breaker
arose and with a graceful bow shot
over the side and the young women
were drenched IN trice. Il was rather
unpleasant. but they secured several
blankets from the cabin OF the yacht
and continued their sail as though moth
Ing had happened. And none are any
the worse for their wettlng.
No more viii automobile drivers
coming from Camden or Lakewood have
chance 10 get lost on their way 70
Atlantic City. An automobile com,any
has just ordered lot Of signs erected
at every mile along the road. and
special signs at every cross road. with
these 10 guide there Will be no excuse
for anyone getting lost.
Miss Bertha Allinson. a New York
artist and newspaper woman. is speni-
Ing few weeks here.
Mrs. J. II Mullany and maid. OF
Washington, are Quartered at the Ho-
tel Eastbourne for long stay at the
shore. Mrs. Mullany is the widow OF
Admiral Mullany.
Frank Ball. a jurist. Of Wilmington.
Del. is occupying a suite OF rooms at
the Hotel Holmhurst, and viii be at
the shore for two or three weeks. He
IS accompanied by Mrs Ball and their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Bail.
II L Lyons, a London tourist. has
joined his wife at the Garden Hotel for
a -wO weeks stay
Mr. and Mrs. W 9. Peat are STAYING
at the shore for month. They have
just come up from Pinehurst. wheie
they have been spending the winter.
Mrs. W. J. Seweu. daughter-in-iaw
Of the late United States Senator Sew
ell Of New Jersey. is at the Brighton.
She is entertaining Miss Heyl. uf
Washington.
O H p Brown, Of New Castle, Pa.
a brother Of the lieutenant governor Of
Pennsylvania. has been spending the
week at YOung's Hotel.
Mrs. Hudson Maxim, a sister Of Mrs.
Hiram Maxim. OF Brooklyn. is a visitor
at the Marlborough -Blenheim She is
entertaining the Rev. and Mrs. William
Durham. of London.
Mr- and Mrs William II. Falconer.
of New York, and their son and daugh-
ter are spending May at the Hotel
Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. Falconer are
entertaining Mrs. David @. Whiting a
sister OF Admiral William Whiting
Gov. Frank NJ. Higgins. Of New
York, spent Monday and Tuesday at
Prof. II. d. Todd. who was lately
retired from the faculty Of the United
States Naval Academy with the rank
or rear admiral. is a visitor at Haddon
Hall
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Blum, Of Phil
adelphla. and Mr.. and Mrs. W A Craig
Of Washington are bridal couples
spending their honeymoon at the New
England
There is a trio Of newly weds at the
Hotel Francis, on South Michigan ave
nue. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. J.
f. Waldron. OF Washington. d. c.. the
former connected with the Bureau Of
Engraving.
Capt. A c. Baker. of the United
States Navy, stationed at the Naval
Academy, at Annapolis, accompanied by
Mrs Baker is spending n couple OF
weeks at the Hotel Windsor
Rear Admiral Francis Higgins. Of
the United States Navy. who addressed
a meeting Of the Y. NJ c. A at a dinner
at the Marlborough-B -Blenheim on Tues
day evening, is visitor at the Hotel
Chalfonte.
The Hotel Mems Association, Of this
city, is preparing TO go on a Httle
pleasure excursion the latter part ell
this month, and s. S. Phoebus, chair
n
has just planned for a side trip I 4
Washington. where the bOnifaces wiz
be received by President Roosevelt.
Bishop Walker, noted Churchmar, !
Of Buffalo. y. Y, accompanied by Mrs. |
Walker. has taken a suite of apart !
meuts at the MarlbOrough-Blenh |
for an indefinite stay at the shore
Walter b. Palmer, of Washington. D. |
c. who is connected with the Depart |
ment of Commerce and Labor. has |
brought his wife to the shore for an |
indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jark w. Wright. OF |
are guests of social Iromi- !
nence at the Berkshire Inn. Mr.. Wright /
is the brother OF Judge Wright a promi- |
nent Baltimore lawyer.
Z. c. Johnson, a young and able hotel |
man of Washington. d. c. has been 1
secured for room clerk at the Hotel !
Shoreham, by Proprietor Cotton.
Miss Hoyt. a society belle of Wash |
ington. D. c.. is being entertained by /
Mrs. w. ]. Sewell. of Camden. at the |
Hotel Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs S. s. Shedd. Miss Shedd. |
and Miss Bell. all Of Washington. ID. |
c.. are spending some time at the Sea-
The Rev. ]. ]. BadtIer. a weIl-known
divine Of Baltimore. Md Is staying at |
the Hotel Iroquois for an indefinite |
time
Mai Gen. Theodore Schwan and wife !
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