Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. June %, 1905.
pretty seashore romance had a seashore
elimination on Saturday evening of last
week. when Miss G. A. Bell, an attractive
young lady OF Washington, d. c., was
welded to DR.. Duncan Anderson of Toronto,
Canada, at the Hotel Shelbourne. The happy
couple first met in Atlantic City couple
OF years ago, and their acquaintance quickly
ripened into friendship, and 1t was but a
step from that to love. and, naturally, an
engagement and marriage followed. As
they had met at the shore, they concluded
that 1t would be fitting thing to be mar
ried here, and accordingly laid their plans
to that end, and the wedding took place lii
one OF the private parlors of the Hotel
Shelburne, in the presence Of about twenty
five relatives and friends of the bride and
groom. The marriage was solemnized at
$50 O'Clock. and a wedding breakfast was
served at 8 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son remained at the hotel over Saturday
night, and early Sunday morning started
away on a bridal trip, which Will end at
their home In Toronto.
There are two things which the visitors to
Atlantic City at this season of the year
have gone crazy about. and they are bath
ing and roller skating. Bathing, or course
one always expects to find at watering
place; that is one of the excuses for going
to the shore rather than to the mountains;
but bathing has never been carried to such
extremes as it has been here this year. Al
most everybody that has come to the shore
has yentured a dip in the surf, and the
pools have been tabooed to a great extent
except by few of the more tmid. The
water has been unusually warm at the re-
sort this season. 1t has been lowering be-
tween sixty and seventy degrees for sew
eral weeks and bathing has been delightful.
D. S. Porter chairman of the pension
board committee at Washington, D. c., is
numbered among the visitors registered at
the Hotel 1roquois for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. s. Thomas, wife of Gen. Thomas OF
Washington, d. c., is among the recent
arrivals at the Hotel Chelsea. ~he is ac-
companied by her maid and a party of
friends. h..
Mrs G. H Cassilear of Washington, D.
c.. is enjoying a vacation at the Hotel
Dennis, accompanied by Miss Bessie Hop
kins of the same city.
Mrs. B. H. Kennedy, Miss Prentice, Miss
Porter and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Long are
among the Washngtonans registered at
the Hotel Chelsea.
Edward A Mosely of Washington, D. c.,
is numbered among the government en-
ployes staying at the Hotel Iroquos.
Visitors from Washington are registered
at the following Atlantic City hotels this
week:
Hotel Abby, P. Steyker.
I1OleI btEheIeS-S1TS W.. L. w aFTeIi, MrS.
s E. Turner, G. F. Venton. c. ]. Hardaway,
Mrs. e. D. O'Connor Miss E. Stevens, H.
V. Rothcock, Mrs. c. Kessler and children,
Miss Poorman, Mrs. A. Mckenzie and Mrs.
w. b. Johnson.
Berkshire Inn--H. NJ Wilson.
Hotel Beresford-William S. Penuk
Hotel Boscobel-H. D. Dobbins.
Hotel Chetwoode-n. s. Schlain, Mrs. M
p. Spindle. r. s. Powell, M. A. De Long
and Mrs C. e. Miller.
Craig Hall-Mrs. NJ. P. Crane and family
Hotel Chalfente-George S. Fowler, ]. 9.
Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Henry and
children and Miss ]. e. Lee.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. Thomas H. Bond, H
II. Flartin, wife and child.
Hotel De Fille-C. j. Hardawey.
Ebbtt House,. Symon.
Hotel Dennis-Porter Allen, Mrs. G. H
Casilear, Miss Bessie Hopkins c. NJ. Shar-
tel, sister and child. B. F. Pilson and Mrs
W. B. German.
Hotel Fredonia-J. B. Handy and wife,
Miss NJ. H. Lochl and Miss N. O'Brien.
Hotel Grand Atlantic-A. p. Arnold, Miss
Foster. Mrs. Darlington. G. C. Atkinson
and wife, w. 8. Fraser and wife and Miss
Fraser
Green's Hote-Helen B. Reilly and R. A.
Haddon Hahn. F. Tight, W. T. Rogers
III. Z. Baverdorf, r. Stewart. wife and
daughter.
Hotel Iroquois-J. B. Matlack and wife,
w. P. Baland, Edward A. Mosleaf. c. M
Irelan. Miss l.. E. Ireian, j. W. Watson
and c. NJ. Irelan.
Hotel Islesworth-W. H. Peters and g.
r, Davidson.
Hotel Lafontaine-B. T. Snyder and H
NJ. Jewett.
Hotel Malatesta-M. H. Letter and wife.
Hotel New Engiand-Mrs. A. ]. Leech
and the Misses Leech.
Hotel Normandie-J. r. Sharp.
Hotel New Belmont-C- II. Spencer and
W. K. Marsh.
Hotel Runnymede-T. W. HaIdeman and
wife, Miss Haldeman. Mr.. e. B. Sheriff. and
Mrs Sheriff..
Hotel Raymond-Phillip F. Larner
Hotel Richmond-W. H. NJ. Works
Seaside House-John L. Spedd and daugh-
ter. Edwin @. Richardson and w. NJ
Geiske.
Hotel Scarborough-c. N McBoyde
Hotel Shelburne-W. J. Peters and Mrs
Peters.
Hotel Traymore-W. II. Brown.
Hotel Shoreham-J. B. Malnats
Hotel Wiltshire-A. c. Gengler
Young's Hotel-A. B. Lyon and l.
Laramare.
Berkshire Inn-Mrs Thomas Williamson,
Mr.. Herbert Wilson, Miss Marie Wilson and
T. Woodson Hancock