The Washington times., 1906-06-03
NO MORE PHOTOS
ALONG THE BEACH
Girl Bather at Atlantic CITY
Faces New Woe.
MAYOR Is DETERMINED
Thinks That No Business Can Be Car
ried on Outside of Board
49, walk
MAYOR IS DETERMINED

ATLANTIC CITY, June 1.-The woe
Of the summer girl IN Atlantic City ar,
many, but now it seems that Mayor Stoy
is trying to make things a bit harder foI
her, for If he follows up the stand which
he took on Wednesday morning she viii
not have any chance 10 get her photo
graph taken in bathing suit
The mayor has ordered all the protog.
raphers off the beach No business OF
any character is permitted outside tn,
Boardwalk. Many Of the young fellow,
who were taken before the mayor are
young college men off on their vacation
and looking for an easy way OF getting a
living during the summer, and they
rather look upon their arrest in the
light Of a joke. and especially after Act
ing Chief Of Police Maxwell set out a
box of good cigars for them during the
time they were awaiting the arrival OF
the mayor.
Carlisle Indians There.
Among the visitors during the week
was the baseball team from the Car
Isle Indian School. which came to the
shore to cross bats with the Villanova
College team. The Redmen came down
on Tuesday evening, and on Wednesday
morning they were out bright and early
for a dip in the surf and a run on the
beach
With the advent Of June life along the
beach front is taking on a more lively
air Everything is being placed in readi-
ness for the big crowd of people who
will soon begin to arrive.
The piers, which have been open all
fv0T1
fractions IN the shape Of all kinds of
amousements, and improvements are be-
ing made on every hand to facilitate the
better handling of the crowds which will
patronize those places during the sum-
mer months. Haley's Washington Or
chestra is playing three concerts a day
at the steel pier. and at Young's ocean
pier, Fairman's Boston Concert Band IS
furnishing excellent music every morn
ing, afternoon. and evening.
In this latter pier the convention of
the National Electric Light Associa-
tion Will be held next week. The entire
big front music hall viii be devoted TO
electric lighting exhibits OF every char
acter. and when the current IS turned
on Tuesday evening. the big hall will
be perfect blaze of light.
For New Traymore.
Plans are being prepared By a Phila-
delphia firm OF architects for a nv
Hotel Traymore. to be erected in The
fall 1t Will be built OF the same u a.
terials as employed in the construction
or the Blenheim. but new decorating
scheme for the exterior will be used
The building win be done so that II viii
not interfere IN any way with the visf-
tors OF the hotel. which enjoys one Of
the largest and most select clienteles
at this resort The Gew Traymore win
be ten stories in height, and embrace
every modern feature known for the ac-
commodation and comfort of hotel pa-
irons
William X. Black. who was manager
OF tho Maxwell House at Nashville.
Tenn, for fifteen years, today began his
career as an Atlantic City hotel man
in the capacity Of manager for Green's
Hotel, owned by Charles z. Cope. who
also owns the Hotel Kittatinny at the
Water Gap Mr. Black IS well known
10 people who travel in the South. and
VIII meet many of his old friends al
the shore Green's Hotel has a capacity
for 800 guests and is run on both Euro
pean and American plan. Mr.. Black will
also assist Mr.. Cope in the manage
Atlantic City is enjoying the dis
tinction Of having entertained three
members Of President RooseveIts Cab
met during the last month The first TO
come was Secretary Of the Navy Charles
J. Bonaparte, and while he was stiU
here, Secretary of War William II. Taft
came down on n short visit. Last week
Secretary Of the Treasury Leslie NJ.
Shaw came over to the shore and STAYED
for a few days at the Hotel Chelsea.
which was his headquarters while here
last year.
Want Roosevelt to Come.
The hotel men are anxious now that
President Roosevelt shall pay the re-
sort a visit while he Is the nations
Chief Executive. and accordingly have
sent him pressing invitation to come. |
II for only one day. Should he accept, !
they have mapped out a program for a |
single day that viii be quite strenuous |
enough to suit even the tastes of the
advocate of the strenuous life.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Irelan. of WASH
lngton. accompanied by their four chill
dren. nurse. and Miss Louise White. are
apartments at the Hotel Iro-
quois for an indefinite period. Mr.. Ire |
tan is chief clerk in the Patent Office |
In the Capital City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman =. Flower Of |
Va, are among the South /
ern bridal couples Quartered at the |
shore. They are registered at the Hotel |
Ostend, Chelsea.
Miss Florence J. KertIand, a favorite
N washington society. is with Mrs
kertland at the Hotel Glaslyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haley. of Washington.
ID. g, are registered at the New Both
Wen. Mr.. Haley is the popular leader
or the Steel Pier Orchestra
Mrs. James Dudley Morgan a charm
nS washington matron. is CHARTERED |
for an indefinite time at the Hotel
brighton. She Is accompanied by Miss
Eleanor c. Morgan.