The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-06-12

The Sea Shore hotel was a CAV p,aca
last night and Wed with Lpnina for
nrst place as TO popularity Not only
was there large crowd 10 attend the
dance but the hotel was crowded with
guests. The hotel has been open onlv
few days, but nevertheless it has
more than two hundred and tiftv
guests. Last night the dining room
was filed several times The first
sleeper from Atlanta will reacn the
beaca this afternoon a. las and .here
are twenty guests for the Sea Shore
who will arrive on it.
Last night was the first SATURDAY.
mght dance at the Sea Shore hotel for
the season and more than sixty cou-
pies We're dancing. The representa-
tive Of The Messenger visited Lum,na
curing the evening and by far the
largest crowd Of the season had gath
cred there but it did not affect the
attendance at the Sea Shore in the
least. Music was furnished a tthe Sea
onore by the orchestra which came TO
the beach from Memphis, Tenn, and
those dancing said the music was fine.
and that such excellent time was kept.
Manager Hinton is expecting the
largest crowd since he has had the
management of the hotel and from all
indications he has every reason to feel
this way. Never before has the nOtel
had so many guests this early in the
season. One great advantage this sea-
son will be the Atlanta sleeper which
makes round trip once a week over
the Seabo2rd between Wilmington AMI
Atlanta. This will bring hundreds of
people to the beach who would Other
wise not come. Each year Wrishts-
vile Beach is becoming more and more
the leading seaside resort of the south
Atlantic Coast
BIG DAY FOR CONSOLIDATED.
A conservative estimate Of the num-
Der of people handled on the suburban
line yesterday was two thousand
This breaks all former records this
early in the season and there aaya
been few days during the season in
the past when such a lar-e numbe-
Of people have been handled. as a
usual thing double headers are not
run during all Of the afternoon but
only late in t--e afternoon and at night.
Such was not the case yesterday, dou-
Bile headers being operated all of the
afternoon and on each trip the cars
were crowded. For the past few layS
the weather has been extremely warm
and hundreds Of people were glad 9f
an opportunity to visit the beach An
other large crowd is expected on the
beach today.
About $50 people arrived yesterday
on the SeabOard Air Line excursion
from Wadesboro and intermediate
points. 1t was the first large excur-
sion of the season but there will be
plenty of them from now on.
AT THE TARRYMOORE
Wrightsville' new hotel, the Tarry-
moore, is getting quite a numbec Of
guests and many of the visitors from
the city gathered there last night. At
this hotel are several Atlanta people
who have been on the beach for the
past week and others will arrive on
the Atlanta sleeper today Mr. Moore
has NO fear but that his hotel Will be
crowded for the greater part OF he
season
Among yesterdays arrivals at The
barrymore were the following:
Messrs. G. E. Pratt, of Chicago; J.
Eisenberger, Philadelphia; J. G. Hum
phrey, Castle Haynes, Pa; John ?.
Harrison, New York; Churchill Hous-
ton, Philadelphia; Charles Brooks, !
Fayetteville; Mrs. F. NJ Wooten,
Camden, S. c.; Miss Florence Woot-
en-, MaXtOn Mrs. r. l.. Huffines, R0cky
Mount
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
The Ocean View Hotel is not as
large as the other two hotels on
Wrightsville Beach, but this we'll
known hostelry is taxed to it's utmost
during the entire season to accommo- |
date its guests. When excursions are
run to the beach they always stop in
front Of Lun1ina and the Ocean View |
Hotel being only few feet distant
makes it very popular. Last season !
the hotel was considerably enlarged |
but if the management had known !
that the popularity of the beach was |
going to increase as it has they would |
no doubt have made even greater ad /
ditions to the hotel.
The management of the hotel has
announced that from to II D. M :
the dining room will be open as !
first class cafe.