Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-02
VERMONT.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.



A weeks automobile races In connection
with great automobile show on Young S
new pier Is one Of the big attractions that
Is billed to take place in this resort during
the first week of August. -
The largest auto run ever made to At
lantic City was that which arrived here
yesterday from Newark. There were 80
people. and they made their headquarters
here at the Seaside House. The run was
made under the auspices Of the New Jer-
sey Automobile and Motor Club. of New
ark. and they spent two days on pleasure
excursion. They came down by way of
Philadelphia. and then crossed the river
at Camden and made the run to the shore
They left this afternoon and started on their
return around by the shore line-through
Lakewood and up along the coast to Eliza
bethport, whence they will strike across
country to Newark
The recently organized Ladies' Motor
Club Of Philadelphia made run from the
Quaker city to the shore Monday. They
reached here early had a special luncheon
at the Hotel Shelburne, and returned to
Philadelphia late in the afternoon. The
run was made without a single accident or
mishap
One Of the prettiest places in the city Is
the red rambler grotto." at the Hotel
Rudolph. which has been installed by Pro-
prietor Charles r. Myers, and the new
manager. Joel Hilman of Washington. All
the stalactites have been removed. and in
their stead the pillars and ceiliag have
been covered with multitude of red ram
bier vines. on which are hundreds and
thousands of clusters of the red rambler
roses. In each cluster Of flowers Is a tiny
electric lamp. and when these are lighted
the effect can better be imagined than de-
scribed. At the end of the room, near the
entrance. Mr.. Hillman has installed
oyster bar.
William Hyman. proprietor Of the Hotel
1sleworth, is altering the grotto at that
hotel. so that when the changes are COM
pleted, it will not be recognized by those
who have patrOnized it in years gone by.
He took off the roof and has raised it
higher. that 1t made room for a number
of small oriental balconies. which he is APP
prOpriately decorating and furnishing In
the center of the large room he is building
a bandstand that will accommodate large
orchestra.
United States Senator Boies Penrose. who
has located at Youngs Hotel for a pro-
tracted stay, Is following the example set
by his predecessor, NJ. s. Quay. in the mat
ter of seashOre conferences. He goes sail
ing fishing, and generally lands his
party of 1.-The faithful" at Brigantine, where
nobody can reach them. and where they will
not be troubled by intervewers. 1t is known
that conferences are being held frequently,
and it Is believed they in relation to
the dispute over an appointment in the
office of the state treasurer
June will be convention month in At
lantic City. Some twenty-Six organizations
will hold their annual conventions here dur
ing the next four weeks. and 1t is estimated
The largest of the conventions will be the
meetings of the American Medical Associa-
ton. and the builders. The former will
attract about 5000 doctors and their fami-
lies, and the latter will bring nearly 10000
delegates.
The Hotel Elberon. Tennessee and Pacific
avenues. has opened for the season. The
house has been greatly improved during the
winter months and will again be under the
able management of DIR. Robert B. Ludy.
DR.. Ludy is now building five-story. fire
proof addition to the Elberon on Pacific
avenue, and he expects to have 1t completed
in time for the summer visitors.
Atlantic City WILL in addition to moving
the Boardwalk oceanward in the upper sec
ton Of the resort, widen the Boardwalk on
the lower end of the city, from Illinois to
Missouri avenues, to width of sixty feet,
to correspond with that part of the walk
between Illinois and Maryland avenues.
This latter part of the ocean promenade
was wdened last year, and proved a great
boon to the thousands of people who prac.
tically lived upon the Boardwalk.
Miss H. C. Palmer of Washington Is
the benefit Of her health. She is staying
at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Barber Of Washington
are spending a couple of weeks here at the
Marlborough-Blenhem
Ralph G. Duvali and James F. Meline. jr.,
of Washington came over to the shore the
early part Of the week in their automobile.
They are still here, and making their head
quarters at the Hotel w lHuSOT
8. H. Stockslager of Washington is a
visitor at Young's Hotel
Thomas J. Berwick has joined the Wash
ington colony at the shore. He is making
his headquarters at Young's Hotel.
Morris Ottoback of Washington is spend
ing couple Of weeks at the resort. He is
accompanied by his wife and son, and Is
staying at the New England.
Gen. f. g. Hutchinson, retired, of the
United States army is shore visitor He
Is staying at the Hotel Dennis.
William P. Kenny of Washington, accom-
panied by Mrs. Kenny and their son. is
spending fortnight at the Hotel 1slewOrth.
Major Nugget of the United States army,
stationed at Washington, is enjoing little
outing at the shore. He is here on a
two-weeks' leave. and is making his head
quarters at the Hotel Glendale.
Paymaster Gen. c. w. Ruschinberger of
the United States navy is visitor at the
Hotel Dennis. He will remain here for a
few days rest.
army, accompanied by Mrs. Root is spend
Ing couple Of weeks at the Hotel Abe
marie. They have been entertaining Miss
Alice B. Stiely of New York during the
week.
Thomas Dillon Of Washington, chief clerk
to Secretary Of War William H. Taft, Is
registered at the Hotel Wiltshire for long
stay at the shore.
have registered at these Atlantic City hotels
during the week:
The Biscayne-Mrs. NJ. NJ Hodgen, Mrs.
T. H. Butler. o. H. Butler.
The Aberdeen-John J: Grains.
Hotel Beaumont-E. E. Bouchell, F. L.
Standby.
Merriam. Helen Taft.
Hotel Chetwoode-Mrs. Crawford.
Craig Hall-Mrs. H. T. Percy. Mrs. D. I.
Percy.
Cornell Inn-Miss ]. Schwartz
Hotel Dennis-Miss c. F. Larabee Stir
ling L. Larabee. Miss Laura B. Horner.
The Erie-Mrs l.. L. Lain and child.
Hotel Elwood-J. F. Reilly.
The Ennis-A. c. McGennes.
The Fredonia-E. Jaggar.
Hotel Glendale-Stephen Cochran. William
Swiggett.
Haddon Hall-Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Aspin-
wall.
The Holmhurst-C. NJ. Hendley.
Hotel Iroquois-Mrs. T. H. Stanton, Mrs.
F. S. Kalk F. F. Gillen.
The Kenderton-Willam Ridge.
Kuehnle's Hotel-M. F. Mervin.
The Monticello-Mrs. w. Hunt, Mrs. NJ
Hunt.
Hotel Morris-Mrs. F. Stewart. Master T.
Stewart
Hotel Morton-Mr and Mrs. J. Lyle, Mr..
and Mrs. G. P. Whitney. J. 8. Diller, L. P