Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-24
ATLANTIC CITY.

Special Correspondence of The star
ATLANTIC CITY, March 23 1907.
There are only two teams from Washing
ton entered in the national bowling tour
nament which begins at Young's Pier Mon
day night of next week. Those in charge
of the tournament are greatly disappointed
because the list of entries is so small.
There are only 12O teams entered, and
Philadelphia leads with -. New York,
which was expected to enter nearly 200
teams only entered 26 teams. Baltimore
has four teams entered.
One of the largest crowds of people that
has ever gathered in the resort at this early
period in the year is that which is filling the
several obstetrics open along the beach
front and the cross-town avenues. So far
the beach front is concerned. there is
not vacant room in any of them, and
those who have put off the securing of their
rooms with the hope of being able to locate
along the beach front when they arrive will
find themselves out in the cold. The great
crowd has been a blessing 10 the proprie
tors of the smaller houses for people that
could not get in the beach front hotels
have taken accommodations at the smaller
obstetrics.
The spring tournament of the Atlantic
City Country Club viii take place on the
links at Mortified on May . 3 and 4.
Among well-known WashingtOnians at the
Hotel Dennis are Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Richie. Andrew Richie, John Richie, Whit
ney Richie. Mrs. John Richie, Mrs. y. A.
Drasco and Miss Schew The party is here
for extended stay.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur Hubbub and their
daughter, Miss Florence Hubbub of Fair
fax Va. are among the Lenten visitors at
the Hotel St. Charles. They will be here
. until about the middle of April.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles King of Washing
ton are spending a few weeks at the shore.
They are making their home at the Hotel
Hugh McRea of Washington is spending
the last end of the Lentcn season at the
seasEore He is registered at the Hotel
Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Walker and son of
Washington are among the visitors at the
Hotel Chaifonte-
W. l.. Beal Of Washington is a visitor at
Green's Hotel for over Palm Sunday.
Edward G.. Mullin of Washington is a
visitor at the Hotel New England. He viii
remain over Easter
The following residents of Washington
have registered al these Atlantic City hotels
during the week
Hotel Chalfonte-Miss Tanner and James
Tanner.
Cornell Inn-Miss Beasly and ]. W. Drew
Hotel Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. Richard D.
Harlan, Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Critchell, Mrs
+. H. Abee J. S. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ash.
ley Gould. Mrs w 5. Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. c. II. Richie. Miss James NJ. Ric..ie
Andrew Richie Mrs. w. a. bravo and Miss
Minnie SChew.
Hotel Davenport-H. Nakajima.
Haddon Hall-Mrs. \. b. Kelly and Mrs
NJ. ]. Craven.
Hotel Holmhurst-Mrs. III. NJ. Blair
Hotel IroquOis--B Mcau. o. II. Butler
Mrs Butler Mrs. y. NJ. Hodgen. Mr.. and
Mrs T. II. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Osborn.
Hotel Morton-Gen. HestOn.
Hotel Raleigh-Mrs S. l.. Starlight
Hotel Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. w. Hearn, NJ
Metzger and G. F. Heilpine.
Hotel St Clare-Miss Babrose.
Seaside House-Miss Solean, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ NJ. LaBette.
The 81. Regis-Charles Kischner, Mis-:
Blanche c. Hewlett.
Hotel Shelburne-N. Moreno and j. Good
win.
Hotel Traymore-F. A. Fenning.
Hotel Westminster-Miss Mcknight and
Miss Hattie Heron.
Young's HOTEL. c. Collins, n. Weberly
and w. p. Queen.