Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
ATLANTIC CITY.



ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., July Z. 1905
There has never been such a large crowd
of people In this resort during the month OF
July as that which has filled 1t this week.
The trains that rolled in here prior to the
Fourth were packed. and on Tuesday many
of the trains had to be run In sections IN
spite Of the fact that there was exceptional
and additional train service. 1t Is esti-
mated that there was at the very least
10000 visitors here over the national holi-
day The Boardwalk indicated that there
might be even more than that. All OF the
large hotels were filed and many OF the
smaller houses were simply packed. People
had to sleep on cots In the halls. bath
rooms or parlors. But they seemed to care
little about q slight discomfort as long as
they were permitted to have the day at the
shore.
Some Of the automobiiists who have been
getting their new New Jersey licenses from
Agent Hopes rather enjoy joke that that
official played upon himself as the result
of lapse of memory. Mr.. Hopes had is
sued somewhere in the neighborhood OF 900
licenses up to Monday afternoon. and. being
rather tired and wanting to get away for q
few hours called together couple OF
friends, an jumping into his handsome and
speedy machine, they started for Camden.
Then had gotten to the outskirts OF Ham
monitor about half way to Camden, when
they were halted by one of the numerous
country constables. He demanded to see
the new license and Hopes had to confess
that while he was the agent he had been
so busy that he had forgotten to take out
a license for his own machine. He was
taken before a justice of the peace, and
there had to pay the fine prescribed by
law. He did not go on to Camden lie
headed his machine for Atlantic City, and
- And
his first act was to go into his office and
issue license to Lewis Hopes"
Capt and Mrs. Robert Potts OF Wash
ington, D. c., are at the Hotel Chelsea with
their daughter, Miss Frances G. Potts.
Lieut. Col. George Richards of the United
States Marine Corps at Washington, D. c..
is soiourning at the Hotel Dennis in COM
pany with his wife.
DR.. and Mrs Charles NJ eHasselbach will
swell the Washington colony at the Berk-
shire Inn
Miss Grace Parker of Washington, d. c..
is among the visitors quartered at the Ho-
tel Lorraine.
A. l.. Barber has arrived at the Marlbor-
ough-Blenhelm after successful run from
Washington D. c., in his automobile. Mr..
Barber is accompanied by Mrs. Barber and
her maid
Edward Bedloe of Washington spent some
time last week at the Hotel Brighton.
DR. and Mrs Talbot of Washington D. c.,
are at the Hotel Dennis with their two
pretty children.
W. L. Dunn of Washington. D. c.. an at
tache in the executive office of President
Roosevelt, has been spending several days
at the Hotel Majestic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Rau are Washing
touians at the Hotel Traymore.
Visitors from Washington are registered
at the following Atlantic City hotels this
week:
Hotel Abbey-P. F. Freeman, ]. C. Sugar.
T NJ Bruder, Miss NJ Bartram.
Hotel Arlington-E. R. Melton.
Hotel Albemarle-Mrs. T. Hugenstein. B.
Garrett, A. E. Haslup.
Hotel Berkeley-Miss NJ. Stailey, Miss s..
C. Shes, ]. T. Tice, Mrs. Ttce, w. Tice. j.
H w Blake, Mrs. D. s. Bradley, Miss F. A.
Blake, Mrs C. Thomson, Mrs. w. F. Hunt,
r. Burton and wife, Mrs. F. Mccormick, l..
Mccormick.
Hotel Boscobel-Mrs ]. F. Collins, Mrs.
w. E. Reynolds. Mrs G. Wilson. Mrs. c. c.
Barton, Charles c. Barton.
Berkshire Inn-Mss L. NJ Preston.
Hotel Chetwoode-A. G. Carr, E. F. Crop
ley, r. Dempsey. J. Is. Patterson, d. II. l..
Patterson, E. Ehret.
Ches ter limb. l.. MARYLAND.
Hotel Chelsea. B. Gray.
Hotel Chalfonte-George P. Mckay, P. F.
Felinger.
Hotel Clarendon-Mrs. ]. H Merillat and
daughter.
Hotel De vile-J c. Thrall, E. C. John
ston, J. II. Dethen.
Hotel Dunlop-George Mccoy.
Hotel Dennis-Dr. B. E. Talbot. wife and
two children; Lieut. Col and Mrs G. Rich
ards, A. c. Johnson, Miss s.. F. Smiley.
Hotel Ethlyn-Wiliam A. c. Jason, DR.. A.
F. Quinn and wife.
Hotel Elwood-W- L. Jennings and wife.
Hotel Edison-M. Britt.
Hotel Fredonia-Mary Healy, Mary Has
sett
Hotel Francis-J. B. Kinnlan.
Hotel Grand Atlantic-Moses Herzog, Mr..
IL
baby, Mrs. B. Holeman, S. A. Gaffney and
wife, C. w. Marsh, S. d. Williams and
wife, William H. Lawrence, J. NJ. O'Milda,
James Sprigman. Mrs. Nell Boyd Howell,
II. A. Shaw
Green's Hotel--Harold Johnson
Haddon Hall-E. C. Jordan and wife,
Alex. P Mulloney, Irwin NJ. Finn, J. C.
McReynolds. DR.. and Mrs. E. O. Bell, Miss
S. V. Bell, S. R. Norman. wife and child.
Hotel Iroauois-E. D. Hamden and wife
Hotel Lelande-Miss Caperton.
Hotel Loraine-Grace NJ. Parker. F.
Bensinger. Mrs G. E. Farmham, J. E.
Doty. Rev. ]. A. Smith.
Hotel Lamborn-J. P. Munyon, NJ. D.
Hotel Normande-Dr. G. E. Rogers.
Hotel Netherland-Mrs. l.. J. Ward.
Hotel Pennhurst-Mr and Mrs. W. R.
Thompson
Hotel Pennlyn-Mr, German. Miss o.
Hartman, Mrs. L. Stewart.
Hotel Rudolph. H. CosweI.
Hotel St Chares-A. c. Peale Edward
J. Hartman.
Hotel Richmond-H. L. Ragland Master
Ragland, Misses O'Hare.
Hotel Shoreham-L. Ellis and Miss Get
none. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhees.
Hotel Strath Haven-B. Coleman.
Hotel Shelburne-J C Dowell
Hote Sterling-W. P. Richards, Mrs
Richards J. II. Wallerstein.
Hotel Witshire-J b. Boiling and wife.
V. Lashhorn and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Poole. Miss Martha Poole, Miss Kitty
Poole. Rev. J. A Sythee
Hotel Westminster-C. II. Gordon.
Hotel Traymore-C. C. Arosemena Mrs
A. ]. Ray, Mrs. f. II. Howe, F. r. Howe.