Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-27
ATLANTIC CITY.


viii be greatly appreciated by the thou
sands Of women and girls who visit here
every year. Mayor Stoy has taken up the
violations Of the soft coal ordinance and il
prosecuting all those firms that have been
sending out volumes of the black smoke
from chimnsys, resulting in the ruin Of
white dress goods and lingerie which had
been hung In the yards or on the roofs by
various washerwomen. Three firms were
arrested last week and fined $500 each by
the recorder. at the instance Of the mayor.
and his honor says he will not call halt
until the burning Of soft coal has been
abandoned altogether.
And the mayor has decreed that there
shall be a cessation Of noise on the streets
after midnight. too. He has given orders to
the members Of the police force to the ef-
feet that there must not be any more
shouting from buses nor loud and unneces-
sary footing of auto horns at night. espe-
cially on Pacific avenue. Since this street
was paved with asphalt traffic upon 1t had
Quadrupled and has resulted In disturbing
the slumber Of residents on that thorough
fare. including the mayor. and therefore his
edict that the clatter must cease.
The American Institute of Bank Clerks
will hold its annual convention In this city
on September 8. z and g. The annual BAN
Duet win be held at the Hotel Shelburne on
tuo oN6IittS u SePt0ADcS AhSAO WAL w
several prominent speakers. but the most
notable will be Mr.. Leslie M. Shaw, Secre-
tary Of the United States Treasury
1t Is expected that President Roosevelt
of October, when the members or ...e United
Irish League of the United States and Can
ada will come to the shore for a little sioe
trip at the conclusion of their annual con-
vention, which will be held In the Academy
OF Music, Philadelphia.
Among the visitors at the Marlborough
Blenheim is Major General Wilson, retired.
of the United States army. Gen. wilson ID
q veteran Of the civil war. In which he
served with distinction. 1t was before him
that Jefferson Davis was taken after his
capture In woman's clothing when he was
fleeing from Richmond into Georgia.
Gen. M. v. Sheridan, a brother of the late
Gen. Phil. Sheridan. He is also staying at
the Observation-Disclosures Admiral Reed
of the navy is also visitor at this house.
Lieut.. Commander ]. w. Elliott Of the
United States navy is spending week or
so at the shore. He Is staying at Hamilton
Hall. ,sr-+.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee. daughter of the
has been spending part Of the summer at
the shore, has left here and gone to Marble
head, Mass, where she will be for the bali
ance of the MONTH
Emory Smith OF Philadelphia is spending
a couple Of weeks at the shore. He is stay
ing at the Hotel Brighton. where there -
q large colony of well-known and fashion
able Philadelphia folk spending August.
Rev. C. M. Young of Washington. D. G..
Is sojourning at the Hotel Morton with
Mrs. Young.
c. B. Rheem of Washington, DC, has
Joined members of his family. who have
been registered at the Hotel Holmhurst
Among the Washington bellies summering
at the Hotel ChetwoOde are the Misses May
Daley. Mabel Thompson and the Misses
Edward Hood Of Washington. D. c., con-
nected with the State, Navy and War de-
partments also Associated Press represent
mer at the Hotel Chetwoode. accompanied
by his wife and pretty daughter. Miss
Thomas Crawford Of the United States
weather bureau at Washington, d. C.: IS
enjoying a vacation with Mrs. CRAWFORD AT
the Hotel Seabright.
Mr.. and MRS. Clarence Weaver OF Wash
ington, D. c.. are enjoying an extended
stay at the Hotel Abbey.
The Misses e. Kemmever and M. Weiser.
pretty maids from Washington society.
have apartments at the Hotel De Vile for
q lengthy stay.
Numbered among the colony Of rest
seekers at the Hotel Wiltshire Is Joseph
'McKahe OF Washington. d. c.
B. H. Warner is popular guest at the
Hotel Senate.
Visitors from " aSn1uSIOH ARG TSkietcrcO
at the following Atlantic City hotels this
week:
Hotel Acme-c. o. Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Clark.
Hotel Abbey-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hodges
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur.
Hotel Avoca-Mrs. w. Fl. Mathews. Mrs.
T. Brosman, Miss e. J. Mathews, B. d.
Boyd, e. A. Caspari. e. M. Nav, M. c. Cas-
pari.
Hotel Arlington-Mrs. A. w. Simpson. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Cudlip. M. Cudlip. E. NC
Cauley. M. White. Mrs. c. H. Bracker. Mrs.
F. A. Sommeryille. M. Donnelly, M. SOM
meryille. Mrs. J. B. Sommeryille.
Park. Mrs c. e. Head. Miss M. Heard.
Hotel Belmont-W. II. Meyer. Gertrude
Davis. Eunice Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Sanders.
r, P, Mertz Mrs. D. w. Mertz. F. Schwab
and family, J. NJ. O'Mara. R. D. Nicely,
Miss A. Hunt, Miss M. Hunt, Miss A.
Walker, W. J. Palmer. Mr.: and Mrs W.
Osie. Mrs. r. Coleman. L. L. Derrick. w.
s. Derrick n. r. Amos. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z.
bingham House-v. B. Hilyard. F. v. Hill
Hotel Beresford-Mrs. J. F. Laskey. Miss
Laskey, Dr. Kathryn Talmadge. Miss Fran
els Talmadge, Mr.. and Mrs. WAliam 8.
Parks. Mrs. M. B. aaryeli; MT: Il. isaac =
Mr.. A. Davis; MT; 3. v; Darrell MISS u
ID
Hotel Beldon-C. r. McBlair.
Hotel Chalfonte-Miss Louise Ketcham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron e. Tombough. Miss
Grace Tombough, J. w. Wallace H. Russell
Meyers. F. H. Woods. Miss Graham. J. w.
McNuIty, Charles II. Pascoe. DR.. and Mrs.
McArdie, M. Ford McArdle Master Wah-
ner McArdle, Mrs. F. C. Bieg.
Hotel Chetwoode-Mrs. II. p. Shepherd,
". Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &. Murray. r.
L. Cumrnins, G. Blandy. l.. Tavennes
Hotel Colwyn-Mrs. A. 8. Unkerfer, Mrs.
A. Given.
Craig Hail-Mrs. L. M. Doris, Miss Mabel
Doris II. B. Chapman. Miss Mccormick.
Hotel Cedarcroft-Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Andrew. Mr. and Mrs. Green.
Hotel De Ville-C. B. Pagan, Mrs. r. =.
King, e. Mead and family.
Hotel Dennis-P. E. McEnroe. r. nj. Nor
rison, Miss Marjorie Morrison. Mr.. and.
Mrs C. H. Campbell. Mrs. g. P. Evans. +.
r. Howenstein.
Hotel Edison-G. w. Johnston. 8. Bithe.
D. J. McGuriey, A. Dreifelt. G. F. White,
Mrs G. r. May. d. H. Parker.
Hotel Elberon-F. Neff, Mr.. e. Kaufman,
Mrs. E. Kaufman.
Earl Mar Han-Anna B. Cline, Myrtle
Keefer.
Hotel Francis-Mr and Mrs. e. T. Kehoe.
s. Kehoe, ]. Kehoe, W. Kehoe.
Hotel Fredonia-E. Grace Miller.
Hotel HolmhurstJ. N. Dodge. Kathryn
Dodge, NJ e. Dodge. c. B. Rheem. Charles
Shields Mrs, Charles Shields, Miss Nellie