The Washington times., 1906-09-23

BRANCH OF NAVY LEAGUE
Call for Public Meeting Issued 10 Con-
slider Plans for Or
ganiZation.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 22.-Dr. w
W. HOliingsworth, one OF the directors
OF the Navy League of the United States,
has been spending severag Gays in this
city with a view 10 establishing a
branch of the league IN Atlantic City.
He has so far succeeded as TO have is
sued call for a public meeting TO be
held in the music hail OF the Steel
Pier, on October 6, at which time ii is
hoped that President Roosevelt viii be
present 70 make an address. II is al
ready assured that Secretary of the
Navy Charles J. BOnapaTte will be
present as one of the principal speakers
or the evening and another prominent
speaker will be Gen. Horace Porter. the
president Of the Navy League. Accept
ances have been received from large
number of prominent men in the navy,
and these. combined with those who are
devOLing so much time 10 the organiZa-
ton. viii dine at the Atlantic city
Yacht Clubs house, on the afternoon
OF October 6. after which they will re-
pair TO the Steel Pier for the evening
meeting. Among The prominent naval
men who have signihed their acceptAnc
are Rear Admirals Joseph B. CoghIan,
James H. Sands Charles ID. Sigsbee.
Joseph z. Craig. Charles NJ. Thomas.
George c. Reiter. Wells b. Field. John
j Read (retired), George Melville. and
Capt William J. Barnett. representing
the general navy board. Acceptances
have also been received from Capts.
James NJ. Miller Jarvis Edsonm IRE
tired, Raymond P. Rodgers JretiredD.
a. c. Baker Creured). Commanders John
h Cravin, Robert C. Denig, Lloyd Bank
son, and Frank II. Eldridge: Lieut..
CONS. Harry II. Caldwell. Joseph ".
Oman. and Frederick J. BuenzIe, chief
yeoman, L. S. n, representing the en-
listed men Of the navy.
Washington Personals.
Mrs Alice Thomas Anderson. a popu-
lar society matron of Washington. is
charming member OF the Capitals col
ony al the Hotel Shelburne
Col J. y. Bradford, Of Washington.
has pleasant apartments at the Hotel
TraymOre
Mrs. ". T. Landeu and her child. and
Miss E. Emery, of Washington. are
accompanying Miss Mary B. Landeu
and Miss Helen Landell. Of Philadelphia.
Pa. al the Hotel Carlton. They expect
90 remain at the shore until October.
Mrs. c. W Iarned, wife Of a West
Point official. is registered at the Hotel
Carlton with her son, W. T. Larned.
Capt. Otto Weusen. of The American
line steamship Haverford. IS registered
at Eeyser Inn.
The Hon. Simon Wolf. who has been
prominently identified in the consular
ana foreign diplomatic services of the
Governments. is a distinguished Wash
lnEtOn visitor at the Hotel Royal Palace
lie Is enjoying September DAYS at the
shore. accompanied by Mrs. Wolf
Mrs. II. G. Callahan wife Of "a distiu-
gulSAed Washington 1Urist. is located al
The Hotel New Belmont, where Mr. and
Mrs NJ W Wallace and Miss Madeline
callahan are registered Mr., Wallace
Is ina the Government service
William T. DOWney, who conducts one
of the largest livery establishments m
Washington, Is among the weeks guests
a the Hotel Dennis
Commodore William NJ Parks OF the
United States navy and his charming
daughter, Miss Lillian y. Parks. are
guests az the Hotel Wiltshire. where
they viii spend several weeks.
Registered at Hotels.
Visitors from Washington are regis /
tered at the following Atlantic City ho-
tells this week:
Hotel Albemarle-AIrs. George Cooke. |
Miss Eva b. Cooke.
Hotel Beresford-AIrs. Stuart Bresee. /
G. l. Redding. Miss Martina Wilson !
Mrs. y. NJ. Thlssell, Miss NJ. Y. Marsh, 1
Rev. and Mrs. holloway, Mrs r. F. |
Hin. NJ I. Leonard. Miss Meek. Mr.. |
and Mrs Edward Z. Clement, Miss Nc |
Farlan. Miss Annie Grifnth, Mrs. n. NJ /
Thissell, Mr.. and Mrs E E. Clement, /
Miss @. E MCFarlan. Miss Katrina I
Wilson. Miss NJ. L. Marsh. and Mrs. J. |
H. Laskey.
Hotel BothweIl-AIrs. E. NJ. Tolman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie and children. ]
Mr.. and Mrs. +. N McKeague and two
children.
Hotel Belden-Afrs. r. Herman.
Hotel BeTkeley-Mrs. NJ. O'Brien, Miss /
\. L. O'Brien, and ", F. Mooney and
Hotel BoscobeI-W. c. Corbin.
Hotel Cedarcroft-Mrs. Louise Scott, /
and Miss Gilmer.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. c. n. /
Brady. Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. G., Ander- /
son. Mrs. Hancock. Mrs. A. McKenny, /
Mary a. Kenny. Edith Heala4, Mrs,
peIi, Miss Grace ShOppell, James Car
roll and Mrs. William II. Dempsey.
Craig Hall-John Kurtz, NJ. D., and
Miss TOmpkins.
Hotel De Vlle-MT. and Mrs. c.. x.
Seaman, Charles Blyddon, c. w. Henry /
and H. Wells Woodward. NJ. D.
Hotel Dennis-H. d. Diddings and |
two children. II. w Woodward, Lor-
EMO Bailey a. p. Harvey, Mrs. s. L.
Myers, and T. Percy Myers and wife.
Hotel EdiS0n-Abbey Semcrly. N Tit
comb and wife. and ". F. HELEN.
Hotel ElWOCd-W. y Wright and
wife, Helen Morrison, and w. Dennis.
Hotel Erie-Miss Q. Ross
Hotel ElwOOd-B. J. DriscOu Mary
Drlscollt and A. DAILY.
Hotel Fredonia-J. b. Taylor. Mrs. NJ
r; Garden, and Philip May.
Hotel Holmhurst-ATr. and Mrs J.
Edison and ". ". Trego and wife
Hotel LamboTn-Mrs. and Miss NIflH-
gan.
Hotel Lelande-NIme. L. Macdonald.
Hotel Majestic-Mrs. F. Scott Miss
Janry, Mrs. Letro. and Mrs. SchIey.
Hotel Ostend-Miss II. Riley and Miss
z y. stiles.
Hotel Pennhurst-A. A. Anningbouse
and wife.
Hotel Runnymede-Aiiss NJ Fireman
and Helen Breneman.
Hotel san JOSEF. II. Mackin and I.
I-aGNman.
Hotel ST Regis-Mrs. George MYERS
and Emma Smith.
Seaside House-Miss Culidge. Miss 7. !
Culidge. William II. Dennis. W r
Speare. Mrs. NJ r. Gilmer. and Mrs
/. T. Webster
Hotel Sothern-G. f. Banded.
Hotel TraymOrc-H. ". WinShip Al
len Gordon, Erskine Gordon. and G. f.