Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-21
ATLANTIC CITY.
.orresnondence OF The Star.

a good time II will not be through any lack
of effort on the part of their hosts. They
have prepared a clambake, organized fish
ing and trolley parties, rolling-chair ex-
cursions and every other form of pleasure
and amusement that could help to pass
the time quickly and pleasantly The Elks
came over from Philadelphia this morning
on a special train. and many of them Will
go back to the Quaker city at late hour
tonight on the special. Hundreds of Others,
however will stay here and spend Sunday.
There is an abundance of decoration on
every hand, and the Colors of the order
purple and white--dominate In every sec
ton
The tent village, In fashionable Chelsea,
which has opened for the season is not
evoking the criticism that met It's arrival
last year Instead, people are taking more
kindly to It, Every precaution has been
exercised with respect to sanitation, and
the tents. which are quite large. are most
thoroughly and comfortably furnished.
The liycrs of the strenuous life. those who
delight in taking a cold plunge early in
the morning. find tent life just suited to
their particular tastes. They can get out
of bed and don a bathing suit the first
thing in the morning and get dip before
people are hardly out OF their BEDS. An
other feature of tent life is the rents are
moderate, as compared with what one
would have to pay for cottage during
the summer in this resort.
The National Bicycle Manufacturing AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual convention
in this city August to S. inclusive. The
headquarters of the association will be
at the Hotel Shelburne. The meeting will
attract several hundred visitors to the
shore. The details of the convention are
being arranged by ": ]. Sure, Harry
Walburg and r. d. Webster of New York,
who spent the early part of the week here.
The freeholders of this county are firm
believers in good roads even If they are
little behind the times in othex matters.
NOV hoy iIISf Orsf1,ar cd nay
built between Mays Landing. the county
seat, and Downstown. This road will be
of great use to automobilists who come and
go over longer route. The cut off
will save quite a few miles. The cost of
the road will be $4,000 and 1t is antiCi-
pated that it will be completed early in
the fall.
There were two former governors of
Maryland in this city on Monday-Brown
and Jackson. The former came over to
the shore with his family and saw them
safely and happily settled at the MARI
borough Blenheim, and then took his de-
his wife and niece, Miss Lilly HUMPHREYS OF
Salisbury Md, are still here and will prob
ably remain until the latter part OF
August They are making their home at
United States District Court Judge Silas
Hare of Washington, formerly represent
tative of the state of Texas in the House,
is spending couple of weeks at the Ponce
de Leon.
Paymaster r T. NJ. Bell of the United
States Navy. has been enjoying the week
here He is staying at the Hotel Shell
burne and will remain here for the bal
]. H Currle of London, a well-known
clubman. is spending month at the Hotel
MI. and Mrs. Kronheim of Washington,
who are spending their honeymoon at the
resort. are making their home at the Rio
DR.. S. o. Richey of Washington and we'll
known in the social life of the national
capital is a visitor at the Hotel Shell
burne lie is accompanied by Mrs, Richey
Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. Schmidt of Wash
ington are spending very enJoyaole Two
weeks at the shore. They are making thelr
home at the Hotel Shelburne.
Miss Madeline Perry of Washington is
spending several days in the resort as the
guest OF Mrs. Joseph Appleton, VINO is
staying at a prominent beach front motel
] Nj Ma. ket of Washington IS q visitor.
He is staying at the Rio Grande.
The following Washingtonians have reg
istered at the hotels during the week;
Hotel Wiltshre-T. G. Mildrum. ". e.
Midrum j. w. CASTOR, Miss E. S. Stone
G. A. Gambler f. NJ. Taylor.
Hotel St Regis-Mr. and Mrs. V. Zuber-
man. stephen Brooks Mrs. F. p. Adams
Hotel St james,. B Murphy
Hotel Nelrose-M. NJ. Wagner.
Hotel Princess Annexation Flanagan,
Louis Flanagan.
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Hotel Morton-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Lyle. A.
LYLE Miss Lyle.
Hotel Morris-Mr and Mrs. Rioradan,
Mrs. II. Rioradan.
Hotel Aberdeen-Robert c. Green.
Hotel Ethlyn-Mr. and Mrs. r. Chess, H,
HeCkson.
Hotel Yarmouth-J s B. Gray.
Hotel Observation-Disclosures Keeper.
Hotel Clifton-Mrs. ]. II. Robinson.
, Hotel Riley-P. d. Sellernan, NJ. d. Sulli-
van, P. A. Meehan, Miss Meehan. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Becker, NJ. Fl. Smith
Hotel Malatesta-H Saunders, T. w. Lo-
cadsby House-T c. Malloy
Seaside House-Mr. and Mrs. r. Corbet,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. CUBAN
Hotel Iarchmont-Miss Ollie N. Wood,
Mrs. William White and son. Mrs. p. Mil
Ter, Miss NJ. Roe, Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Coon.
G. T. Hessler. Walter d. Donaldson. C. NJ.
Kay.
Hotel Raymond-Mr. and Mrs. G. Nc
Nara, Mrs c. Henrick. Miss NJ s. Smith
Hotel Belden-J. II. Wallace. T. T. Town
send. ], Watson, Mrs. Watson. H. T. Tay-
lor Mrs. Taylor.
Hotel Iroquois-M r Kensie Mrs Ken
sic, c. w. King ]. A. X. kensie. F. w.
Moore c. ". Conwel Mrs. Conwell. Mrs.
z COlSon.
Hotel Haddon Hall-Mr. and Mrs. James
r, Eller and son, Mrs. Thomas B. Hayes,
Miss ] Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ ST.
mon, J. F. Reiner. Frank NJ. Guy.
Hotel Landon-Mrs. E Fisher.
Hotel HOlmhurSt-A. Berklon, r.. c. B.
Sheen. Mrs w F. Hammer.
Hotel Woessner-Mrs. B. Adams, ]. Vic
tors
Hotel Howard-Joseph NJ. Coons
Hotel Bothwell-J. A. Poole, Mrs. NJ.
Fisher.
Hotel De Vine-Mr and Mrs John Hess.
Mrs H CLASSY Miss NJ Wilcox.
Hotel Rio Grande-Mr. and Mrs c. From
helm. Mr.. and Mrs. John Phoebus. Mr.
Henry Pierson. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Myers.
A. F.. Holland, Jesse II. Holland, Charles
Bateman. Mrs Bateman. Henry Clews. L.
NJ Rice. Frederick Rivers Miss Callahan
Eva Richards. Mrs. Monroe and children
II. Glover NJ +. Marsden William Lit
tie, Mrs Little. Herbert Caldwell G. Fl
Goosman. q, F. Wilkes. Fred Graham. Miss
Mary Phillips. Miss Alice Schmednishter.
Hrtrl Iambnrn-A. NJ. Knight
Ehhitt Houses f King
Younc's Hotel-N and Mrs c Payan+o
Hotel Nv England Mrs. w w. Patter-
son. J. 9. Council Miss ConneU W NJ
Bramm. Miss y. G. Pole. Mr. and Mrs {,
G. I.ay naud.
Hotel la Fontaine- KEuo and child
Mr. aud Mrs. + William Meeker
Hotel N"ntirol'o-F, Wagn~y + Brooks
Hotel Rudolf Mrs f. C. Fletcher.
HHtgl R-chmaud-Mr. and Mrs r Painter
Hotel Suckncy-Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Grccn, G. y. Ashley Mr.. and Mrs Rich
ard Inch Mr.. and Mrs. \. Robinson Mr.
and Mrs. r o. Whitfurd
Hotel Norrie-R II Jewell
Hatrl Dennis-Mr ana Mrs T. Walker.