Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-09
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
spec,al Correspondence of The Star.

Der weather, by the splendid bathing, the
fishing and the yachting TO be enjoyed
during the balmy days now here, well-to-
do visitors who can afford the extra vaca-
ton are thronging to the resort by every
trains. Hotel men and amusement pro-
moters along the beach and Boardwalk are
prepared to keep things moving right up
to October when the fall season proper
opens, and when for six weeks or more
society from nearby cities will make the
resort their Mecca.
Close study, with illustrations, of the
work of Atlantic Citys beach patrol In
resuscitating drowning victims will be one
of the principal subjects to which 5000
physicians coming as delegates to the
worlds congress of homeopathic physicians
will next week devote their time Demon
STATIONS will be made for the benefit of
the congress by DR.. J. T. Beckwith, medi-
cal director of the beach hospitals.
Not in the history of the medical pro-
fession has a more noted body of physi-
clans been assembled than that expected
here next week. Every civilized country
will be represented by delegates to the
worlds congress, while the gathering of
the American Institute of Homeopathy
will bring doctors from every state in the
Union. The sessions will be held on
9oungs ocean pier, which AFFORDS excel
lent accommodations for the sectional So
cieties and seating capacity for nearly
1000 in the theater The meetings will
convene Monday morning and the sessions
Green of Little Rock, Ark, will preside
over the meetings of the American Insti-
tute, and the president OF the World S
Congress will be chosen when it convenes.
Subjects of vital interest to the public
are to be discussed. Every theme Will
have some bearing upon the welfare and
safeguarding of public health.
Governor Edward c. Stokes Will for
mally welcome the delegates to the state,
and Mayor Stoy will have few words to
say on behalf of the city. Dr. Charles r.
Fleming chairman of the local entertain
ment committee, will extend the greeting
of the resort physicians. Other speakers
will be President Green of the American
Institute of Homeopathy, the newly
chosen president of the congress, and Or.
Charles h. Walton, eX-president of the
American Institute of Homeopathy.
Noted medical scientists from many parts
of the globe will speak of their special
subjects during the convention.
Interet of financial concerts the country
over was conferred this week in the con-
vention of the American Association of
Bank Clerks, sessions of which We're held
on the Steel Pier. Among the speakers was
Secretary of Treasury, Leslie Nj. Shaw.
Reforms in present banking laws were con-
sidered, and recommendations to Congress
for certain changes are likely 10 follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Purnan of Washing
ton, D. c.. have arrived at the Hotel Glad
stone where they will enjoy two-weeks'
stay.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cramer of Washing
pleasure seekers at the shore. They have
apartments at the Berkshire Inn. &C., e.
Dr. Arthur b. Cooper prominent physi-
clan of Washington, d. c., is enjoying his
seashore vacation while quartered at the
Hotel Wiltshire. His wife accompanies
him.
Miss Gretchen Hord of Washington is
enjoying an extended stay at the Hotel
Chetwoode, accompanied by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Eberly, A Fred
Eberly jr., Miss NJ. E. Eberly and Mrs. H.
B. Boss form merry party of Washing
tonians at the Hotel Iroouois.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hallam of Washing
ton are sojourning at the Hotel Islesworth
Captain L. c. Small and family and nurse
OF Washington have pleasant apartments
at the Hotel Atglen, where they will spend
Mr.. and Mrs Charles p Stone are promi-
nent Westinghouse staying at the Hotel
Chalfonte.
James A Benson and wife of Washington
month of September
c. l.. Johnson is a representative Wash
ingtonian registered at Youngs Hotel.
Visitors from Washington are registered
week:
Hotel Avoca-L. Davitt, NJ F. Crowley,
Mrs. b: Beale. Miss H. Beale, Miss A. Hill,
r. " Hannah, L. V. Canaan, DR.. ]. j. Lit
tie. Mrs. ]. ]. Little.
Hotel Acme-I NJ. Boyle.
Hotel Albemarle-Mrs. K. Driscoll, Fred
barker and wife, Mrs. c. Brady, Mary
Hotel Atglen-P. D. Ekins. p NJ Ek,ns
Capt. l.. c. Small and family and nurse
Hotel Beresford-Mr. and Mrs s II
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Edward E Clement
Miss G. f. Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs F. r
Baker, Mrs Eta V. Trouland, Mrs. F. V
PARSONS, Miss Gertrude Parsons. Mrs. F. ].
Laskey. Mrs. Stuart Breese and son, Miss
Annie Griffith, Mrs. L. NJ Brough.
Hotel Borton-W T Morgan
Bingham House,. w. Fay, G. p D.
Bailey. ]. P. Turner
Hotel Berkeley-Mrs. Stafford. Mr.. SuI
ivan, Miss Mahaney, Miss Fitzgerald, E.
A. Helm, NJ Yeahy. T. Murray and wife
Z. kei and wife. Mr. and Mrs II w.
Smithson. May Blakeney. Elizabeth O'Hara.
NJ l.. Trunnell. Florence Laddam
Hotel Bothwell-Mrs Charles Harris.
Berkshire Inn-Bertha Newhouse and
child. C. II. Newhouse
Hotel Cumberland-Fred Horing and wife
Mr.. and Mrs tombstone. H. A Martin, e.
Zuer. 49,
Hotel Clarendon-Mrs. J. Krause. G
krause, Walter Krause
Hotel Chetwoode-Mr. and Mrs. w. s.
wise, ID. A. OConnor, ]. F. O'Connor, M
Mitchell, NJ. Hardin, DIR. T. o. Reilly. A.
II. Evans. Mrs. Evans. Miss M. Cassidy.
Hotel Cedarcroft--E. T. Quigley, William
O'Donnell
craig HalI-Walter {. Parker.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Sloane Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Libby. Ar
thur r. Collins. G. B. Brockett Mrs. L. H
Sidney. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Stone
Hotel De Ville-J. H. La Fontaine. Mrs
La Fontaine, ]. o. Rousseau, Mrs. Rous-
sean.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. S. Beal Hyatt. John
c. Wilson, Charles T. Windle J. H. Corn
Ing. William II. Head, Mr.. and Mrs C. G.
Osborne and two children, F. p. Leary, L.
]. Leary. II. II. Father, John c. Wilson,
]. r. Garrison and wife.
Hotel Dunlop-Dr. c. Lowell, Walter Bar
Der, f. r. Crothers, j. Biddle, Miss Tick
ling, Miss Horton, r. Fox.
Earl Mar Hall-Mary E. Hose L. Hose.
Hotel Eastbourne-L. d. Fawler, L. p l.
Fawler. G. II. Evans
Ebbitt House-Master F Hall. Miss A. C.
Colehasen. Leila Reed. Emma Stife Ethel
King, Mary r. Ogg, Flora Finch, Florence
Howlet.
Hotel Edison-c. B. Laycock, B. w. Muir
ray.
Hotel Ethlyn-W. A Stert
Hotel Elwood-E. A Mcintyre Miss Will
son, Mrs. III. Wilson. j. Merritt Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper. Miss Mary Hef, ]. M. Buriss.
Hotel Fredonia-Mrs. Galloway, Miss w.
Beckley. o. O'Keefe and friend
Hotel Francls-W. V. Lushy
Hamilton Hall-Mrs. j. w Daniels Mr.