The Washington times., 1906-06-17
Many Washin gtOn People
at SeaShOre.
FAOS OF THE SEAS o IN
The Early Summer Girl Fails to Dis
card Her Hat as of Yore-Auto-
lists Subsidize Two Dignitaries.

headgear, the women are wearing hats
on all occasions. This may be accord
ing to the proper style, manufactured
by the milliners for the benefit of their
trade, but there is nothing summery
about IL at al.
Automobilists who are coming here
from different parts of the country have
been having some trouble with the be
whiskered COnstables who line the roads
between this city and Camden. The
autoists complain that they have been
held up on alleged violations Of the
speed laws. and in order TO avoid being
dragged before a country justice of the
peace. they have tipped" the so-called
digHitaries Of the law.
Giuseppe Creatore. the fanatical lead
er of an Italian band. is spending a
week here prior 10 starting of on a
Western trip. 1t was Atlantic City
that gave Creatore his start as a lead
er- He is accompanied by Nine. Joanne
BarillI. who is his soloist.
Countess de Sibour a Guest.
The Countess de Sibour. well-known
French noblewoman, who for the last
year or so has been making her home in
Washington. is spending a part of June
at the Hotel Shelburne- The countess
the National Capital
II. d. Todd jr., an officer of the
United states army, is staying at Had
Qon Hall, while on a shore leave. He
IS visiting his father and mother. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Todd. who are spend
ing June at the shore. Rear Admiral
Todd was former member OF the
faculty Of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis
United States Senator Hepburn Of
ldaho, who is spending some time at
Haddon Hall for the benefit OF his
health. has greatly improved. Judge
GoodenOw, Of New York. minister to
Turkey under the Administration OF
President Lincoln. is spending a few
months at the shore He has been quite
III. but IS now cOnvalescing and hopes
- be able 10 get back TO his home in
New York In the coursie Of a few weeks.
Many Washington Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Burke. Miss T. NJ.
Burke. and E. J. Burke form a party Of
visitors from Alexandria. Va. quarter
ed at the Hotel Glaslyn.
G s. Kessler, of Washington, n C,
accompanied by his family, has apart
ments at the Hotel Berkeley 10 remain
all summer.
Mrs. J. J. Sullivan, wife OF Major Sui
ivan, Of the United States Army. Of
Washington, D. g, is making an eX-
tended stay at the Hotel St. Clare.
Mrs. Noble Newport Potts. Of Wash
ington, d. c, has a suite Of rooms at
the Hotel TraymOre.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wallace, the
former a retired officer in the United
States Navy, have closed their cottage
In Washington. d. c. and will spend
the summer at MarlbOTOugh-Blenh
Prof. Maxwell Woodruff. well known
in Washington educational circles. Is
spending some time at the Hotel Tray
more with his daughter, Miss Woodruff
Commodore Robert Platt IS enjoying a
vacation at the Hotel Wiltshire. He IS
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Platt. and Miss Heath. OF Washington.
Mrs. c. Blackney and a. Blackney, of
Washington, D. c. are registered at the
Hotel Berkeley.
Miss C. A Bell. of Washington. D. c.,
is spending some time at the Hotel Shell
burne-
Baron Takaki and brother. of Japan,
are among the prominent visitors regis
tered at Marlborough -Bleuheim.
Judge S. T. NOrseH, a noted jurist of
Washin-tol. D. c, has arrived at the
Hotel Mt. Vernon in company with his
wife and family. They intend remaining
at the shore during the summer
Washingtonians at the Hotels.
Visitors from Washington are register
ed at the following Atlantic City hotels
this week:
Hotel A.bemarIe-S. L. Hunt and wife.
Hotel Acme-Mrs- Wedderburn, I.
Wedderburn.
Hotel Berkeley-Mrs. C. BIackney, a.
Blackney Benjamin r. Hunt, Mrs. N.
A Hewitt. William Gibson and wife.
Hotel Boscobel-Mr. and Mrs c. S.
Baton.
Hotel Chelsea-N. J. B. Gray. r. Por-
ter Miss Anna Porter.
Craig Hall-H =. Nicholson and wife,
H; G. PariuI. Henry r. Elliott and son
Gibson. Mrs. NJ. GHingham, William G.
Mandel, Claud Livingston and wife. j. b.
Trew Miss Mary Anderson.
Hotel Dennis-Captain r. l. Brad
man and wife Charles l. Man and wife,
James j. Mcclure.
Hotel Eastbourne-NIr G. f. Smith.
Master J NJ Smith; ritl,; / N; M Mcclure; ~ 6
meyer, Miss B. c. Walker c. w. VIII
kins and wife. Miss wilkins.
Green's HOTEL. Harry Cunningham,
Haddon Ham-Addison Smith, P. r.
Ward. w. II. Peters. Louis FOhnstock,
Miss 1. NJ Fohnstock.
Hotel IroquOis-D. 5. o. Parter.
Kuehnle's HOTEL G. STEELE.
Hotel Kentucky-Miss B. Adams,
Hotel LaFontaine-A1iss C c. Beyley.
Miss l.. II. Beyley. E Womack-
Hotel Loraine-Miss F. Wills.
Hotel Morton-Mrs- F. Courtes, A. D.
Fox.
Hotel Netherland-C. NJ. McKain, w.
NJ DickersOn, jr.
Hotel New Clarion-H. o. Wiedder-
bourn. Mrs. Wiedderbourn.
Hotel New Chatham-Mr- and Mrs. r.
a. Heaton.
Hotel Pennhurst-Mrs. Samax Green.
Mrs. +. c. Crawford, Mrs. Lomax
Green, Mrs. r. s. Crawford
Hotel Ostend--M. G. Pnson
Hotel Raleigh-J- J. Appich and wife.
Hotel Richmond-Benjam b. Hunt,
Hotel Raymond-Mrs. u. Phillip, r
Larner and maid, Phillip Larner, Mrs.
w Il BoughtOn. Eugene c BouUhtOn
Seaside House-W. Nailor and wife,
M p Huston, l. B. Taggard c. F.
Block
Hotel Shelburne-Miss z. Shedd. Miss
NJ Duvall. Miss G. a. Bell. Mrs. T. 7.
Shedd.
Hotel Wiltshire-A. d. Lynch. Mrs
Toulette and sons
Hotel Traymore-Mrs. N n. Potts
Hotel Shoreham-Miss l. EshIeman. G. |
<nett, wiie, nurse, and baby; p. Frey,
- eel&pd, wife and child,