Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-15
ATLANTIC CITY.
speci.l Correspondence Of The Star.

ATLANTIC CITY. ". J.. July A. 1905.
Horse show topics have the attention of
the shore fashionables, who are looking for
ward to a most enjoyable week of worship
devoted to King Horse. who begins his
reign at the Inlet Park on Tuesday OF next
week Handsome animals and stylish eQui-
pages are coming in by car loads and trial
drives by proud owners are filling the city
drives and country speedways with lines of
attractive teams. Even the automobile will
be compelled to take second place in the af
fecti0ns of the happy seashore crowd. al
though show managers are preparing places
Cor the largest turnout of cars ever trailed
into the horse show park. The report that
Alfred Vanderbilt would tool his swell
coach TO the grounds during the afternoons
and evenings OF the show has created quite
q furore In society, and there will probably
be premium on the top seats where the
fashionables can see and be seen to their
great satisfaction.
Orders have been issued for the lighting
OF the hve-rnile boulevard across the mead
opys, and the work is to be done within the
coming two weeks. The flashing arcs Will
light up the speedway bright enough to re-
move all danger OF accident. and the Allan
TIC City Automobile Club is considering a
plan to have series of night races that
would probably establish new figures for
fast running
The annual cup races of the Atlantic City
Inlet fleet interested the visitors who desert
ed their power driven craft to line the
Boardwalk and watch the fleet whitening
ed craft in contest that tested the s<iil
OF the old salts in command of the trim
craft. This year marks change in the time
or the contests that usually take place in
september and the innovation was popular.
with the spectators.
Promoters of the big hippodrome building
that viii make a new era in seashore
amusements have decided to rush the build
Ing to completion. and the summer crowd
OF this year may have opportunity to wit
ness the opening of the gigantic enterprise.
Work was begun early In the spring, but
through dispute among the financial mag
mates backing the enterprise the work has
been delayed and halted altogether for a
time. Shows modelled after the famous New
York hippOdrOme are to be the attractions
calculated 10 draw thousands OF the visitors
for audiences.
Visitors from Washington are registered
at the following Atlantic City Hotels this
week:
American Garden-B. c. Yickery, w. Will
son, Mrs. Wilson.
Hotel Albemarle-Joseph Klein and wife,
Samuel Forrest. Miss Forrest
Hotel Avoca-Master ]. Fegan Master S.
Fegan. Mrs. Fegan, L. Fegan. Miss X
Fegan, L. L. Fegan.
Hotel Alpha-C. e. Tucker.
Hotel Berkeley-C. V. Hall, Mrs G. H
Llllibridge. Miss y. S. Goodhue, A. NJ Tay-
Tor, f. D. Mitchell. Mrs. F. McCol mick. l..
Mccormick, w. ]. Lyle, s. Clarke, F. r.
W w II. Il.
Hotel Beresford--AIiss Cecil P Dulln Miss
-ab5ie Dulin Miss Mary L. Robinson.
Hotel Bosco5el-Miss Maclay Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison Irwin Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
J. f. Klein. Samuel H. Forrest, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Forrest.
Bingham Houses. R. Dougherty
Hotel Borton-Mr and Mrs. p. Pulsifer.
Hotel Belden-J w. Cummins
Berkshire Inn-41iss Stiles.
Hotel Colwyn--Mrs. d. Walker
hotel Chalfoute-Robert Owen, Mrs. Chas.
II. Waters
Hotel De Ville-R. Peters.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs X Harris, Miss Mac
Harris, Miss Lillian Harris Mrs Phil
King. II. Z. Moekbee.
Hotel Erfe-Z- Harris and wife.
Hotel Bbbitt-G. w. Smith and wife
Hotel EfwOod-George Coll and wife Hat
tie Billingsley
Green's Hotel-C. s Bassett and wife,
James NJ. Henry. f. c. Rocker
Hotel Grand Atiantic-Charles F. Madison
and wife. NJ ]. Critchfield
Haddon Hall-Mrs ]. Warren Conrad
James w. Grear, G. Beale Bloomer. DR. ard
John c. Wilson, W. F. Griswold.
Hotel Howard-Henry Bogus
Hotel Holmhurst-AIiss Ida Philan, Alice
Graham.
Notes, +. MARITIME
Hotel Iroquois-E. V Rocher. D. Swift.
Hotel Loraine-Carrie Messer. NJ. F. Els
man
Hotel New Chatham-E. T Bushnell.
Hotel Maryland-NTrs A. p. Brown, Miss
S. Humphrey.
Hotel pitney-P. II. Branson.
Hotel Pierrepont-C. w. O'Connor, Miss s.
West. Sidney West
Hotel Pemberton-Mr and Mrs. j. F. Var
neil.
Hotel Raymond-Miss Nellie Edwards
Miss Mary Hartman, Phillip F. Larner.
Hotel Richmond-G. Z. Hebbard, Mrs.
IIebbard.
Hotel Runnymede-Mrs. F. Carrus, Miss
Wood.
Hotel Raleigh-B. Smith and wife.
Hotel Sterling-J. H Wallvisteln, G. A.
hneessi. G. w. King, jr.. F. Waldman, DR.
!. Z. ellison. w. Smallwood. Miss n. Davis
Miss NJ. +. Willard, Master b. Davis, c.
Furlick
Hotel Shelburne-Mrs. r. d. Ingrams
Hotel Van Dyke-Dr. and Mrs. Morris.
Hotel Worthington-J. e. Block, Mrs
Block.
Hotel st. Charles-Charles A Hefrerman.
William II. Wells, W l. Crounde Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. O'Loughlin.