Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-02
ATLANTIC CITY.
sneci,l Correspondence Of The Star.

weather the local garages would be over
crowded with touring cars of sojourners
The auto meet next week has drawn many
and fine roads and general popularity OF
this season Of the year with autoists have
combined to bring many others. Among
the most notable visitors of the week are
DIR. John Norden and his family from
Dresden Germany. They have spent SIX
months touring the United States. and have
stopped for an admiring glace at Atlantic
City before recrossing the big pond. They
are registered at the Senate. and despite
the rain spend most of time outdoors
motoring or promenading.
BY dint of continual hustling the ener-
getic directors of the local Young Men
Christian Association have raised the sum
of sos 451 and hope to have the SlO0,OCO re-
quired for their new home on Pacific ave-
nue. before the end of another week
Hotel men in the upper part of the city
are discussing a widely circulated report
that plans are being considered for the
erection of a mammoth ten-story hotei on
the site of Dentzels carousals. A deeu
restriction of this property and others ad-
joining prohibits the use of the ground Tor
hotel purposes but it is understood that
the restriction has been overcome by new
owners and that work will be commenced
on the new building this fall
September / usually closes the summer
season here, but there is every prospect
that the new month will see crowded re,
Washingtonans have cut out July and
August for vacation months at the sea-
shore.
An additional attraction that is helping
to hold the crowd this year Is the fall
automobile tournament of the Atlantic CITY
Automobile Club. This event will open
Monday and continue three days on the I'M
surpassable beach tract at Ventnor Many
of the best known drivers of the country
are entered for the different races. Walter
Christie, with his famous Christie, car;
which holds the present beach record ana no
outran every other machine on the track
last spring, will endeavor to lower MS
own record to 30 seconds.
DIR. F. H. Garrison of Washington, D. C.,
Is a guest at the Hotel Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat C. Dean of Washington
D. c., are Quartered at the Brighton, &C
companied by Mrs William A. Burch OF
Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Shields, together
with Miss Nellie M Shields of Washington,
d. c., are fashionable arrivals at the Hotel
Shelburne.
A. Baldwin Sloan, the talented musical
composer is a well-known Washington
guest at Young's Hotel.
Philip Larner of Washington, d. c.. has
arrived at the Hotel Raymond to spend
few weeks with his wife, who has been
visiting Atlantic City since June.
Robert Wolcott Bell is well-known visl-
tor from Washington, d. c., sojourning at
the Hotel Savoy. Mr.. Bell is the son of the
founder of the Bell telephone system.
Dr. and Mrs. Fl. F. Sawtelle of Washing
ton, d. c.. are sojourners at the Hotel
Wiltshire.
Miss NJ Aberly Mrs. II. r. Boss, Mrs. j..
B. Smith, jr., and Miss NJ. l. Smith form
merry party of Westinghouse spending
some time at the Hotel Iroquois.
Mr. Charles Thompson, prominent busl-
ness man of Washington, is located at the
Hotel Rio Grande.
Visitors from Washington are registered
at the following Atlantic City hotels this
week:
Hotel Acme-M. R. Mathery.
Hotel Avoca-B. r. Ashby, ]. T. Gosner.
Hotel Albemarle-R. S. Mckuen. II. M.
Carving.
Hotel Beresford-Mrs. Stuart Breeze and
son, Mrs. w. s. Parks, Miss Pansie Wilson.
Miss Ethel Griffith, Miss Annie Griffith Dr..
guerite Clafiin Mrs. NJ. B. Harvell. Dr.
Kathryn Tamadge. Miss Frances Tai
madge Mrs. J. F. Laskey. Miss Laskey,
Mr. and Mrs A. w. McCord, Miss McCord,
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Randolph, Mrs. o.
M. Duke, Miss Edith McQuade, Miss May
Carroll. Mr.. H. Stuart Beers, Mr.: Eugene
Morgan. Mrs. l.. Castle, Miss N. Castle,
Mr.. Charles S. Brock, Miss g. E. Nc
Farlan, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements, Mrs.
S. T. Howard, Mr.. d. Austin Howard Mrs.
E. V. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Baker;
HGe p geTke1 M hop uhnan MRS k Al g.
Kemp, ]. r. McCoach and family. M. A.
Brown, Miss E. Russell Miss K. Sweeney,
Miss II. RUSSELL Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. Mills,
MIS-. w. MCStOWelI, MISS ThCotO"Ci. -.
f. Potter H. Rowland. J. ]. Corridor, Miss
II. ]. Ogle, Mrs. X. F. Rutter, MISS l.. f.
Goodwin.
Hotel Belden-I- J. Morgan. F. R. swa-
garg, Harry Baier.
Bingham House-Mrs. ]. P. Anderson, B..
P. Anderson, Col. A. E. Aguire.
Hotel Boscobel-C. c. Van Allen, Mrs.
Van Allen.
Hotel Belmont-w H. Meyer. A. R..
Mulowny.
Hotel Clarendon-Miss NJ. NJ. Maher.
Miss Maher, Nan D. Hull. Rose Baker,
Walter Krause.
Hotel Chetwoode-J. ]. Gallagher, P.
Griffith. NJ. A. Courny, E. Finley. Mrs. L..
Boyce. G. Bligh
Hotel Chalfonte-Alfred P. Brown, G. M.
Cameron.
Chester Inn-Mrs. E. r. Hewitt. Miss E.
Hewitt Miss E. Campbell.
Hotel Dennis-Rev. d. P. Duffy, Rev. c.
E. Boone. Mrs. F. H. Eldridge, w. 8.
Peachy, John C. Wilson, Miss Louise Carr,
DIR. F. II. Garrison.
Hotel Dunlop-S r. Burch.
Hotel Edison-Mrs, T. D. sariol, E.
Brown, Mrs. Brown. J. Kemp.
Ebbitt House-Alyex Emeling and wife,
Miss r. NJ Parkins.
Hotel Francis-Mrs H. c. McTate Master
H. e. McTate, Mrs. E. McTate.
Hamilton Hall-Mrs. ]. L. Ergood.
Hotel Kentucky-Mr. and Mrs. w. Mills,
Master Mills.
Hotel Islesworth-Miss B. Hollabough.
Hotel Lawrence-Ezra w. Raub, w. H.
Collins, Mrs. B. H. Collins. Mrs. C. M.
Duke and daughter NJ. O'Leary, N.
OLeary, Horace Pierson, Mrs. d. w. Har-
riott, Miss j. Harriott.
Hotel Lamborn-Mrs. N. F. Weber, Mrs.
Brainard.
Hotel LaFontaine-Dr. and Mrs. E. s.
Smith, DIR. T. J. Rice and wife.
Hotel Loraine-R. Saxger and wife, s. A.
Wruntly.
Hotel Majestic-Miss M. F. Newton. Mrs.
]. Harvey Rosamond Harvey, NJ. F..
Acker, S. S. Acker. j. Nicholson. w. B..
Rock.
Hotel Moss-H. H. Moyhurry. j. A.
Kreuss.
Hotel Normandie-L. Smith, wife and son,
Miss NJ. Vale. A. G. Geist. II. A. Desney,
Mrs w. A. Thompson, Miss A. Thompson,
Miss Thompson, A. Gasand. jr., r. R..
Wilcox. o. G. Clayton, F. B. Shoemaker.
Hotel Netherland-W. B. Getty, s. R.
Getty.
Hotel Pennhurst-Mss F. Marsh. H. G..
McSeare.
Hotel REORGANIZATION Baum.
Hotel Ralegh-Miss d. Collins, Miss c..
Edmonston. Miss Garden, Miss H. l..
Kelly, Miss NJ A. Desmond, Miss Nellie
Desmond.
Hotel Runnymede-Mrs ]. ]. Rannells,
Miss Rannells.
Hotel Roman-F. w. Schwartz and
family. H. c. Talopona. Mrs. ". s. Car