Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-25

most attractive appearance. IL ~ pleasant
ly located on Pennsylvania avenue near the
beach, and included IN its equipment are
many private baths and modern conven-
fences.
The National Protective Legion held an
important meeting at this; Netherland last
Wednesday evening. at which Mrs. Cora
Robertson gave song recital.
A delightful concert was given few
numbers were rendered by noted artists and
the affair was attended and enjoyed by
large number of guests
The Hotel Mems Association is making
efforts to secure a large convention for
1905. Henry e. Lockwood of Wayeriy, n.
Y, was at the ChaIfonte during the week
and was in conference with Newln Ha'nes
of the local association. Mr.. Lockwood IS
secretary Of the Nat ouaI Protective Legion
and he IS greatly impressed, IS IS Dtstiict
Manager William Drake OF Camden. \. j.,
with Atlantic City as a meeting place.
The members of the Atlantic city Press
Club were entertained this evening ct a
delightful dinner at the Hotel Wiltshire by
Proprietor S. S Phoebus, Mayor Stay. pres
ident of the club, acted as POSTMASTER
The Atlantic City Lodge of ElXs made
up big theater party at Young Pier ast
Thursday evening as the guests of Mama
ger Henry Meyers. After the show the
Elks were entertained by Manager Harry
Greincr at the Hotel Princess.
The proprietors OF Avon Inn Vir
ginia avenue near the beach will open that
house on April l. RenoVations are being
made and the inn rs being greatly improved
In the Interior
The formal reopening of the I:reyoort
was largely attended by The guests and
friends OF Miss Margaret Walsh, the Well
known hotel manager. The entire house
was beautifully decorated and after an en-
joyable dinnec dancing vas Indulsed IN.
AS in previous seasons. Mis-. 4. CoogaR
will conduct the Hotel Francis this year.
She is enterprsing ana experienced no.
tel woman and another successful! season.
is predicted for her. Mrs. 'tnogan viii have
a handsome new adtli 1ion erected to this
Michigan avenue hosiery.
A cold storage and ice plant is beng
erected al the Grand atlantic Hotel Eur
ing the coming summer tie hotel Will make
all the ice needed for its own use.
The Hotel Raleigh has been CTencd for
the season by its new proprietor, Harty j.
Dynes, recently of the Rudolf. The front
office is In charge of Clarence II. Bill
yeu, formerly of the Berkeley lrOquois
and Rudolf The Ralei Oh Is enc CT the be St
known hotels here and has becn greatly
improved since its purchase ~ Mr.. Dynes
The bookings for the coming season are
very heavy.
entire county road from Hanmonton to
Atlantic City put in first-class condition at
once. When autos come here on pleasure
trips for racing events they will en-
counter one of the best roads in the coun-
try after the repairs are made
Although members of the Atlantic City
Automobile Club believe their list of entries
for the E,a ster meet nearly full Applicant tons
are still being made for information and
entry blanks. Recent applications include
those from Count Stephan de Feher. of New
Orleans, one of the largest importers
of French made machines in this country
He is very optimistic concerning the coming
meet and is DESTROYS of driving several
types Of machines. The White Manufacture
ing Company of Cleveland will also enter
several steamers and Mrs. Cuneo has made
an entry.
Postmaster Basharach may follow the
footsteps of Postmaster Wilcox of New
York and try to have the government al
low him an automobile for the collection
of mail matter.
The George Allen villa, at Maryland and
Pacific avenues, has been sold to wealthy
Philadelphia who will improve it and
make it his summer residence. The villa
built by DR.. Weightman, son of the
Philadelphia millionaire and is one of the
finest in Atlantic City.
The following residents of Washington
are registered at leading Atlantic City no
tells
Chalfonte-John {. Lacombe, Mrs. j. w.
Wilks and Miss Wilks.
Ponce de LeOn-Mrs. c. o. Brown and
Miss d Brown.
Dunlop-L H. Guirero.
Observation-Disclosures Burton.
Jackson-Mrs. Charles t.. Edwards and
Miss Bertha L. Edwards.
Pennhurst-Hs q. Brouse. and Mrs. III
kensley.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. H. Calvesi and
M.sGrayer.
Morton-R Parker.
Eastbourue-W NJ. Wayne.
Haddon HaIl-W. J. McNaliy II. A. VIII
liams, Mrs. Williams, Harry Willard, Pat
sey Wimm, NJ. A Cook, D. J. y. Bayne,
Mr.. and Mrs ID. b. Bernard, T. \ lee
O Brlen and b. r. Howard.
Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Mckall,
Miss Daisy McKaH and Miss Nina Nc
Kali.
Seaside House-Afrs. LaBille, Miss NJ. G.,
Soleau ". c. Alexander, w. H. F. Eeeck-
ham. c. J.. Parker, John X. Davis. Mrs. T.
Langley, Miss Langley, Mr.. and Mrs j. Il.
Lambe.
Stanley-T. H Buther
Shoreham-Alrs. NJ. Weber, c. L. Bauer,
Mr.. and Mrs F. Basch Mrs. O. a. Sauer-
win G. Sauerwin, Mrs J. II. Spencer, Mr..
Harliu, Miss Harlin. Miss H. tathTop. r.
p Fink j. NJ Sheaffe, Miss 3. Ross, w r.
Jones. w. Michael. MIDI ID. Ray. MRS. A.
O'Doherty. Miss Nj. ODoherty. Miss x.
Bennett. Mrs. A E. Norton. Miss k Nor
ton. Mrs. J. Phelps. Miss j. G. Baker, Mrs.
George Morgan. w. 1. Hill. Mrs Ruff, Mrs.
G. Stephenson and j Wright.
Earl Mar Hall-W =. Shiplcy
Grand Atlantic-Mr and Mrs. c. o Har-
per and Mr. and Mrs. G. ChaOte.
Raleigh. Wonrod.
Archdale-Mrs. \. NJ HuntZ Miss ID. Err
nest and Miss NJ Long.
Craig Hali-A. T.. Wood Mrs Samuel
Willis and Miss Willis.
Holmhurst-Miss S. Dora Lincoln.
Anna Manning
Mount Vernon-Judge S. Marselle and
Mrs Herndon Morsell.