Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-12
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

special correspondence OF Inc Stdr.
ATLANTIC CITY, August H. 1905.
Pajamas for bathing suits. That's one of
the latest stunts that has been performed
by a couple of young fellows who came
over here the other day during the big
rush.
An order has gone forth from the office
of the mayor to the effect that all cafes,
restaurants and saloons south of Pacific
avenue must close at o'clock am Inc
order was received with joy by a large
number of people who live or board in the
vicinity of these places, and who want TO
sleep sometimes.
There is TO be no more barking on the
Boardwalk for the Theater Comique or any
other place.
children carnival will be given at the
Royal Palace Hotel on Friday afternoon OF
next week for the benefit of the JEWISH sea
side Home for lnvalids. and the Philadei-
phia Modified Pure Milk Society. An eX-
cellent program has been arranged. and a
number of beautiful prizes will be dis
tributed. rolling chair parade will pre-
cede the carnival, and an effort Is being
made to secure Mayor Weaver's consent to
be the chief marshal.
The Inflated yacht, Nora B.. from An
Slesea, which upset, and from which sew
eral people were drowned a couple of weeks
ago, is the center of attraction Tor the
morbidly curious at local shipyard, where
she has been laid up for repairs.
The girl who wants to be up with the
latest fad here has to wear socks-that is
when she goes in bathing. She has become
quite feature of the beach, this girl with
the socks. and she will. in time, be strictly
the most fashionaby dressed of any.
1t Is expected that Secretary of the Treas
ury Leslie NJ. Shaw will arrive in this city
sometime next week to spend few days in
the resort. Mrs. ]. H. Edwards, wife OF
Mr.. Shaw's private secretary. accompanied
~ Ex- oh;
Hotel Chelsea, where, 1t is said rooms have
been reserved for the Secretary of the
Treasury
Miss Mary Gusts Lee, daughter OF the
late Gen. Robert E. Lee of Virginia. has
taken suite of rooms at the Hotel Dennis.
and will spend the balance of August at the
shore. Others of the famous Lee family
are expected up here to spend a few weeks
q little later in the month.
DR. John NJ. Steele of the United States
Navy has located his sons and daughters
here for the balance of the summer. The
doctor. who is one of the medical lnspec-
tors of the navy. was with Admiral Dewey
In that never-to- forgotten fight at Ma
Mia Bay. HIS children have apartments at
the Raven Royd, In Chelsea, and he will
run over here as frequently as his official
duties will permit.
E. w. Bosler of the subtreasury of the
United States is spending some time at the
Hotel Crestne, in fashionable Chelsea.
Miss V. NJ Miller, private secretary to
dern is spending few weeks at the shore.
She is being chaperoned by her mother.
Mrs. Redman of Washington. Miss Miller
came here for rest, but like all others
she has gotten into the strenuous life of
pleasure.
Capt. John H. Rodman Of the United
States navy is spending a short shore leave
at the Hotel Chelsea.
w. j. Metcalf of Washington. d. c.. has
Joined his parents at the Hotel Raven Royd.
in Chelsea.
r. Ralph Burton a prominent attorney
of Washington, d. c., is combining business
with pleasure while located at the Hotel
st. Charles.
Miss Ellen Anderson of Washington. D.
c.. is spending months vacation at At
lantic City.
Thomas NJ. DeFrees of the United States
army is distinguished addition to the mill
itary colony at the Hotel Brighton.
Snowden Ashford is representative
Washingtonian enjoying a sojourn at Ham
ilton Hall. in Chelsea.
William NJ. Balderston of Washington, D.
c., is being entertained at the Hotel Raven
Royd by Mr.. and Mrs. E Metcalf and Miss
Louise Metcalf.
The Misses Bessie Harrison and Blanche
Manhall of Washington have apartments
at the Hotel Emerson. where they are ac-
companied by their uncle, Rev. w. McKin-
ney of Baltimore.
X. w Edmund has joined his brother.
DIR. Edmund. of Washington. d. c., at the
Hotel Albermarle.
at the following Atlantic City Hotels this
week:
Hotel Avoca-Miss E. Hazard
Hotel Aquarille-William Webulin.
American Gardens. w. Fleming Mrs
Fleming, G.. z. Hartwell.
Hotel Beresford-Miss Pansie Wilson.
Miss Annie Griffith. Miss Ethel Griffith
Mrs. w. S. Parks, Mrs. Stuart Bresse and
son, Miss Belle Tanner Mrs L. Dunlop
Miss Maude Dunlop Miss NJ. German. Mr..
b. V. Darrell.
Hotel Beacon-w. Perry, Miss K. Lorlace
Hotel Borton-Raymond F. Codrick Miss
Codrick. Mrs. A. e. Isham Annie Schmitt.
Louise s. Schmitt. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewey
and son, William E. Roab.
Hotel Beechwood-W. E Merchant, Mrs
Merchant.
Hotel Berkeley. B. Trotter. C. Trotter,
Mrs. A. r. Reyhen, r. s. Reyhen, C. E.
Reyhen. w. w. Reyhen. G. E. Reyhen, G.
n. Walker. Mr. and Mrs n. Lewis, H. Berg
mark. G. NJ. Bergmark H E. Huntsburg,
G. NJ. Grant, Mrs NJ. Hoard.
Hotel Chetwoode-John o. Mccarthy and
wife: May Daley. Mrs. P. F. Kennedy, NJ.
F. Kennedy, J. j. Kennedy, Miss T. NJ
l.amber, E. NJ Hood. Mrs. Hood, Miss
Hood.
Craig Hall-Gertrude NJ. Actey, Lillian
Warfied.
Hotel Clarendon-R. o. Grady. X. Gordon
Hotel Chafonte-Wm P. Hill, s. Charles
Hotel Chelsea-H. B. Denham. j. T. Nor
ris, Miss Murphy
Hotel Dunlop-Miss Williams L. Rebes
and wife. C. A. Harmatt, w. w. Cohen, NJ
X. Eppley, G. w. Snyder, E. j. Quinn, r
u. Spence.
Hotel De ville-J. d. Kehoe, E. Davis,
Mrs. f. F. Jack.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. II. S. Reside, Eliza
beth Reside. child and nurse ]. Horning
Mrs James Blair. Mrs. Jannice A T. Jar
din, II. 8. Reside, d. ]. Stafford. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Whelton Jerome Chase.
Hotel Edison-W. l.. Redrow.
Ebbitt House-Miss NJ. bearing, w. j.
Dillon and wife.
Hotel Fredonia-Chas w. Batch and wife
Hotel Francis-C. r. Kraft, G. l.. Graft
Mrs. C. r. Kraft. NJ. E. Kent E. B. Ryan
c. A. Reilly.
Hotel Grand Atlantic-Mrs C. B. Bailey.
John Goodwin. Edw. A. Brousby c. J. Wal
ter and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Mitch
ell. John B. Mitchell. Miss Marie Mitchell
Elsie M. Johnson. Mrs. Jefferson II. Will
saps. Mrs. E. c. Herbert, ]. w. Jones' H.
A. Sperring.
Green's Hotel-W. Paxton.
Hotel Holmhurst-W. o. Taylor, E. L.
Leonard
Haddon Hail.. A Clark Percy Ash and
wife.
Hamilton Hall-Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Potts,
Mrs. r. c. Potts, Mrs. NJ. Crochtore, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Shepard, Miss L. X Shep-
ard, M. w. Morgan. Miss NJ. Carroll.
Halyson Hall-Mrs. Byles. Margaret Gre