Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-27
AT ATLANTIC CITY,
Special Correspondence Of rhs Star.

| Special Correspondence OF The star
| ATLANTIC City. N. J., May &C. 1905.
| tusteed Of holding the big horHi roller
cfiair carnival on June %, the date fias been
changed TO June g. just month from to-
Jay II Is believed that 1t will be better
| 70 hoia the fete on the latter rather than
the FORMER date. and that a greater number
or people will participate The matter is be-
ing taken up IN earnest by the hotel men
and Mayor Stoy and several entries have
already been made The stand for the
judges will be built on the Steel pier instead
OF being In front OF II, as In the past THIS
will cause the line OF the parade 10 march
IN and upon the pier. and those who want
to see 1t TO good advantage will have to
patronize the pier. especially IL they wish
to be near the judges stand. The receipts
from the pier on that day Will be devoted
| to the building fund for the erection Of a
| new Atlantic City Hospital Under the preS.
ent Arrangement the parade will form In
front OF the Royal Palace Hotel at the
head OF Pacific avenue and march down
the walk. headed by brass baud, 10 Flor
Ida avenue, where 1t will turn and coun-
| termarch to the Steel pier march TO the
end OF that structure. the Judges award
| prizes and to the Boardwalk and dismiss
FROM the interest that has already been
manifested the parade viii be an unquall-
| fed success
Since the success of the new boulevard
across thu meadows between this city and
| the mainland has been assured there is
now considerable talk about building a
new boulevard along the edge of the BAY
from Somers Point to Absecom, a distance
| or about nine or ten miles. To this end a
meeting of the mayors city and borough
| councils will be held at Pleasantvllle next
Saturday, June 2 Those interested IN the
| scheme want to build a road 100 feet wide
| lined with beautiful shade trees and bril-
Ito M to- IL
| II built and there seems every reason TO
| believe that It will be, the road will be
preserved for the use of automobiles and
| driving teams. No heavily loaded teams Will
| be permitted thereon to cut 1t up into deep
ruts and trolley line will ever be built
| upon 1t. The new road Will be built south
of the present shore road, which has been
/ spoiled for driving or automobilin4, bv the
| laying of trolley tracks upon IT,
The fame or Atlantic city has spread
| even 20 Russia. A request was received
| from one of the business men OF Russia
/ by the local board Of trade this week for
| literature concerning the resort and a
| packet OF booklets was Immediately dis
patched to the city OF Warsaw. from which
| the request came.
| United States Senator Jonathan p. Dol
| liver Of Iowa will be the speaker al a mass
| meeting to be held at the Savoy Theater
| tomorrow afternoon IN the interests of tho
| local branch of the Y. NJ. 9. A In the
| last few days more than 10000 has been
| raised toward defraying the expenses OF
| erecting building for the local Y. 81. c.
| A, and Senator Dolllver VIII try to add a
| little stimulus to the work II will re-
| quire about 500 O00 to put up the building
| and equip it. Tho thirty days campaign
| which Is now IN progress will end on
| June S.
| After having lived for sixty-three years
| and visited all the large cities of the world.
| Sarah Bernhard. the famous actress is to
| make her first visit to Atlantic City on
| June q. She viii undoubtedly be surprised
| lea Will xv11a ha ata
| from the private car of her special train,
| which will arrive here from Washington on
the morning of the above date.
George M Boyer OF Washington Is at
| Young's Hotel.
| Mr. Robert Fsrnham. jr, Of Washington.
| D. c., was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
| j. Wainwright and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| Churchill of Philadelphia at the Hotel St
| Charles.
| Wallace Donald Mclean of washington
| D. Co Is at the Marlborough Blenheim and
family party there includes Mrs. L. 8.
Moore. Miss 1. f. Moore and Mrs z. II.
Robbins of Greensburg, Pa, and Washing
| ton.
c. NJ. Irelan of Washington is at the Ho-
| tel Iroguois for few weeks rest.
| Mrs. w. C. MacBride and daughter Miss
! Jessie MacBride of Washington D. G.. are
| at the Iroquols for a six weeks visit.
A party of Washington society bellies at
| Campbell Miss Gertrude Fry and Miss Nc
| Whorter.
Mrs. J. B. Lee of Washington d. G.. Is
entertaining Miss Violet Ridsway OF Phila-
| delphia at the Hotel Windsor.
| Thomas p. Venable OF Washington. D.
c.. connected with the United States navy.
| is spending some time at the Hotel St
Clare
A J. Wedderburn and wife of Washing
ton, D. c., are registered at Young's Ho-
tel while at the shore.
Visitors from Washington are registered
at the following Atlantic City Hotels this
week:
Hotel Albemarle-G. ]. Koch. Mrs NJ D.
Egbert. c. A. Conrard. Mrs. E. Yarnold.
Hotel Aquarille-H. W. Parker.
Hotel Bingham-Mfss J, NJ. Hinds II
Robinson.
Hotel Brevoort-EIa B. Walsh.
Craig Hall-John T. Woght and wife. Mrs.
a. 7. Mailer, Mrs. L. c. Vogelarg, Mrs. T.
J. Parker.
Hotel Chelsea-M NJ Langhorne Mr. C.
D. Langhorne. Mrs, Langhorne. Mrs. p.
Clayton Mr.. B. Langhorne, Mr.. ard Mrs.
L. Phillips Master L. Phillips. jr.
Chester Inn-E. B. Farren.
Hotel Chalfonte-Dr. II. C. Holther. o. Y.
Staples. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Fox, Janet
Higley II. II. Darneille, Miss McWhorter.
Miss Gertrude Fry. Miss Ruth Campbell.
Hotel De Ville-Mrs. NJ 6. Sloss0l. Miss
]. E. Slosson. Mrs. c. A. NJ. Mason. ID.
Bertwell.
Augusta Mordeeai
Hotel Dennis-E. S. Paul.
Hotel Grand Atlantic-Mrs. c. Rice Miss
Rice w. W. Johnson, A. H Perry ana wife,
Miss K. A. Foster. n. Limerick. w. X.
Riley, Robert Brown and wife. Charles A
Hardy and wife, H. Hardy. II. G.. Gehrins
and wife.
Green's Hotel-R. d. Jenkins w. II. RAM
sey H Omrollo.
| Hotel Holmburst-Mss X Autheretta
Foster Mrs. II. II. Hayden, Miss Hayden.
Hotel Iroquos-C NJ. Ireland. ID. G. Ropes.
r A Randall Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. d. c. Roper.
LaBelle Inn-Mrs. II. W. Caufmann.
Hotel La Fontaine-Mrs. L. Wall, Mrs.
NJ. Taylor.
Hotel I.oraine-Mr. and Mrs. II. King.
Miss H. King. Master II. King, jr.
Hotel Morton-Mrs. A. B. Kurtland Miss
f. j. Kurtland.
Hotel Pennhurst-Mrs A. A. Davia Mrs
S. P. Hopkins.
Seaside House,. p. Hackney
Hotel ST. Clare-rhomas p. Venable, U.
s. n.
Hotel Shoreham-NIiss A NJ. Jones. Miss
J. Jones.
Hotel Roxborough-E. F. Davis Walter
Davis.
Hotel Revere-Mrs. T. C. Murray.
Hotel Traymore-Dr. Christmas, Mrs.
Christmas Master Christmas.
Hotel Wiltshire-Mrs. NJ. c. Grayson, Mrs.
D. o. Grayson, J. B. Miller. Miss A. s.
nfular Mica II NJ Miller DIR. M Baldwin