The Washington times., 1906-06-24
ARCHERY REVIVED
At ATLANTIC CITY
Fair Golf Club Devotees
Decide to Practice
Sport.
SKATING ALSO A GRAZ
New Styles in Bathing Suits Con-
stantly Making Their Appearance
With Occasional Beautiful Eject.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 23.-Archery.
which a few years ago was one of the I
most popular sports with the women |
of this country. but gave way TO ten |
mis- and finally TO golf. will in all likeli- |
hood be one Of the diversions at the |
shore this summer This combined sport !
and exercise is being revived all over
the country and Atlantic City is not to
be left among the trailers in sports nor
in anything else. At a gathering Of sew
eral of the fair devOtees at the golf club
one day this week. the subject of arch
cry was broached. and every woman
present was taken with the idea, and
steps were taken for the formation OF
an archery club.
Just now. however. roller skating is
the craze with the early summer vis-
tors. Everybody skates. They skate On
the pier rink before going for the morn
ing dip, and they skate IN the afternoon
TO get up an appetite for dinner. and at
night they skate for a little exercise to
make sleep sound. The fat are skating
10 reduce avoirdupois. and the lean are
skating to increase their weight
Summer Girls Bathing Suit.
As to bathing suits. for men there is
no change. But for the summer girl
there is a diversity of ideas which has
been put into suits for this year. and
they are all becoming. One Of the pret-
tiest that has been seen here this sea-
son. however. was a black and white
check skirt cut just to the knees. and
the waist medium tight-htting, and a
high collar and short sleeves. The
young woman who wore il was tall and
weH-formed. and her cap was Tam
o'Shanter effect which was rather pleas
ing. She wore black stockings and black
bathing shoes. The suits are being made
from almost every kind Of material, but
those who can afford the luxury are US
ing silks Of whatever pattern pleases
their individual tastes.
Washingtonians at the Shore.
Mrs E Kennedy, Miss Prentice, Miss
Porter, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Long
are among the Washingtonians located
at the Hotel Chelsea. Baron F. HalIer
the German consul at Philadelphia, is
also spending some time at the shore
and is registered at the Hotel Chelsea.
Harry Rueth and wife OF Washing
ton. D. c. are among the bridal
couples spending part Of their honey
moon at the shore They have apart
ments at the Hotel Iroquois-
NJ Marshall. of Washington, d. C.
who is connected with the executive
statf of President Roosevelt, is quart
eded at Earl Mar Hall while at tbs
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Appich. we'll
known residents of Washington. D. c.
are occupying apartments at the Hote
Raleigh for the entire season.
Col. P. II. Ellis. of the army, is 10
Gated at the Hotel Pierrepont for al
indefrite stay.
Mr. and Mrs George n. Wells and
son. Of Wheeling, W. Va. sre number
ed among the visitors at the Hotel Sher
ling
D. ). Porter. chairman nf The Pension
Board Committee at Wa hington, D. c
is numbered among the visItors register
ed at the Hotel IroquoB.
Edward Mosely. of Wssl iGgron. D. c
is also numbered among tn. Govern
ment employees registered "a the Hott
IrOQuCis.
Mrs s Thomas, wife Of the cele
brated general, of Washington. D. G,
among the recent arrivals at the Hott
Chelsea She is accompanied by he
maid and q party of friends.
Mrs. McNary- wife Of Rear Adf1irs
McNary, OF the navy. IS spending som
time at the Hotel Wiltshire in compan
with her daughter.
Miss f. Stevenson. OF Washington,
ENJOYING an extended stay at the Hot
Shoreham-
Washington People at Hotels
Visitors from Washington are regi.
tered at the following Atlantic Cit
hotels this week:
Hotel Abby-J. ?. Steyker-
Hotel Berkeley-Mrs- w. L. Warrel
Hardaway. Mrs. f d. O'Connor. Mi.
z. Stevens. H V Rothcock, Mrs.
Kessler and children. Miss Poorma
Mrs a Mckenzie. Mrs. w. 3. Johnso
Berkshire Inn-H. NJ. Wilson.
Hotel Beresford-Wnliam S Penuk.
Hotel Boscobel-H- d. Dobbins.
Hotel Chetwoode-.H, S. SchlaiE. Mr.
NJ P. Spindle, r. s. Powell, NJ. A L
I.org. Mrs c. z. Miller.
Craig Hall-Mrs. NJ. 2. Crane and fan
Hotel Chalfonte-George S. Fowler.
& Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. j. '
Henry and children. Miss 1. z. Lee
Hotel Dennis-Drs. Thomas II. Bon
H; n. Flartin; wife. and child
Ehbitt House,. Symon.
Hotel Dennis-Porter Allen, Mrs.
H. Casilear Miss Bessie Hopkins
". Snartel. sister. and child; - r +
SON. Mrs. ". B. German
Hotel Fredonia-J. 3. Handy and vii
Miss NJ H Lochl. Miss N o'Brien
Hotel Grand Atlantic-A- p. Arnol
Miss Foster. Mrs. Darlington, @.
Atkinson and wife. w. s Fraser a.
wife, Miss Fraser.
Green's Hotel-Eelen B. Reilly. r.
Armaker.
Haddon HaII-M. F. Tight. ".
Rogers. II. E. Baverdorf. r. Stewa
Wife. and daughter.
Hotel Iroquois-J. II. Matlack a
wife W. p Baland. Edws!d A MosleI
c. NJ. Irelan. Miss l. z. 1relan. j.
Watson c NJ. Irelan-
Hotel Islesworth-W. II. Piers. E
Davidson.
Hotel Lafontaine-B. F. Snyder. H.
Hotel Malatesta-M. H Letter a
wife.
Hotel New England-Mrs. A. ]. Lee'
Misses Leech.
Hotel NOrmandie-J. r. Sharp.
Hotel New Belmont--C. II. Spencer.
Z. Marsh.
Hotel Runnymede-T. w. Haldem
and wife. Miss Haldeman. f. B. Sher
Mrs. Sherill.
Hotel Raymond-Phiiip F. Larner-
Hotel Richmond-W. H NJ Works
Seaside House-John L. Spedd a
daughter. Edwin G. Richardson, w.
Geiske.
Hosel Scarborough-C. n. McBoyde.