Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-07
ATLANTIC CITY.


Some OF the older sand artists, who have
had a monopoly on this particular trade"
for several years. are complaining at the
number of new artists cropping up with
each succeeding year, until now there are
almost as many sand artists as there are
spaces on the beach for them to work. AS
a result the dean is trying to create a
sand artist trust in which all those who
Join must be bona fide artists. Those who
are not will be forced out. He wants Mayor
StOy to name day and hold a contest,
the judges to be capable sculptors or art
critics. Those who would be in the sur
vival of the fittest" must attain a certain
degree of proficiency in the eyes of the
Judges at the contest. Those who fail are
to dcsst from ever attempting to work in
the sand and wheedle the coin from the
pockets of a gullible public.
Among the visitors at the Marlborough
Blenheim this week are |. de la Barra and
his family of Mexico. He and his fam y
making a tour of the world. and they
had heard much of Atlantic City from
friends of theirs who spent a part of last
August here they determined to include
the resort in their itinerary. They will
leave here for New York the early part of
next week and will take steamer for
Europe about the middle of the week.
Because of the arrival of the large crowd
of visitors with the beginning of July
lfe-guard force to duty last Sunday, and
there will be no diminution of the force
until the end of the bathing season. The
resort has now put on her summer attire,
and the large gatherings the Board
walk ami beach show that the crowds have
started shoreward for the annual vacation
one thing that has tended to make the
season seem a little more backward than
In years gone by is the fact it has been
so cool during all the late spring. But the
first week in July is trying to make up for
lost time in the matter of heat, and the
propretors of bathing establishments are
delighted and praying that it will stay hot
and perhaps, get hotter.
Tn" thirteenth annual meeting of the
International Apple Shippers Association
will BE- held at the Hotel St. Charles on
Wednesday. August = There will be sew
eral addresses on subjects pertaining to the
apple industry.
Charles Dana Gibson of New York is
among the resorts visitors. He is accom-
panied by his wife and their son and
daughter. The Gibsons will remain here
for couple of weeks longer before return
Ing to New York.
Mrs, NJ. ]. Shriver is spending a fort
night at the shore, and is accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Striver whose com
ing out will be one of the events in So
Clal circles in the fail. They are staying at
the Marlborough Blenheim.
Edwin {. Alderman. professor at the
University Of Virginia il among the noted
visitors AT the Hotel Brighton.
DR.. Robert Scott Lamb and DR. Moore of
Washington have come to the shore to
spend few days. They have located at
the Hotel Boscobel.
Samuel Blythe. president of the Gridiron
Club. and ID. Hoolan. correspondent for the
New York Sun at Washington are among
the shore visitors. TLcy paid their re-
spects To Beach Surgeon Beckwith at the
hospital tent. foot of South Carolina avenue,
the other afternoon.
Mai NJ. G. Wyeth of the United States
i'll j
spending July at the shore. The major and
his family have apartments at the Hotel
Chelsea.
y. o Messenger of Washington. accom-
panied by his wife. is spending three
weeks vacation at the shore. They are
staying at the Hotel st. Charles.
Charles W. Fairfax of Washington is
visitor at the Marlborough Blenheim. He
is accompanied by his wife.
The following residents of Washington
have registered in these Atlantic City hotels
during the week.
The Aquarelle-Miss Lochy. Miss NJ. c.
Schafer. Miss G. Schafer, Miss |. Schafer
and Mrs H j. Mack.
Berkshire Inn-H +. Gregory. Mrs D. l..
Gregory ard W. T. Pr ole
The Clarendon-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Leg
W. NJ. I.ightborn.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mrs. Mcguire Mr. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Walsh, S. r. Donnan, Thomas B.
Caldwell.
Hotel Chelsea-Mrs. John b. Taylor Miss
NJ j. Hess. Mrs. r. H. A1drich. Miss NJ.
AldFich, Mrs: NJ. c. Brelsford. Mai. and
Dorothy Wyeth.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs Frank Parker. Mr..
and Mrs. John Beale. Miss F. c. Q. Wood
bury. Mr. and Mrs. +. e. Annis. Miss Bes-
sie Hopkins. Miss Jean c. Cobb. Dwight An
Yarrow.
Hotel De ville-F w La Temple
Hotel Elwood-B. A. Clark.
Hotel Hygeia-J. G.. Fish.
Burdele
Hotel Holmhurst-Mrs C. B. Rhem and
f ID. Rhem.
Hotel I.oraine-E. Nordlinger. Mrs F.
Nordlinger and child
La Fontaine-A. p. Stewart
The I.archmont-Mrs. Margaret Imre.
The Monticelo-Mr and Mrs. ]. Haley.
Mr. and Mrs, p. Acker.
Hotel Morton-Mrs. NJ. ]. Carver.
Hotel Majestc-Miss r. w. Winter. B.
F. Snyder
New Chatham-Mr. and Mrs s. c. We
Der.
Park,
The NOrnandie-Mrs. r. Clark.
New Belmont-Mrs. G. W. Roosevelt. G.
r Flemer
gusta Mordecai. Miss NJ ]. Porter and Theo
2 Moves
Rio Grarde-Jesse baldwin.
Hotel Rudolf A. Dunbar.
Seaside HOuse-Mrs. J. Wesley Boyce,
Mrs Isaac Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Coch-
ran Miss V. =. Miller.
Hotel Raleigh--E. d. Mayer, Mrs E. w.
Wheeler. Miss Wheeler.
Hotel Richmond-John McKenney.
Hotel Shrlburnc-B. Carter.
San JOSEF. p. CrutChet, William Swim
gle.
Hotel stanley-Mr, and Mrs William
Turner. W H. Baruhart. Mrs. Hayworth.
Hotel Savoy-Emma p. Kinon. Gladys
Snow. James X Edison
Hotel TraymoTc-T G. Blythe. r. Old
ham. Mrs, r. \. Wickcrsham, Miss James
Symcs.
Hotel WItshire-S. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. L.
a Finn Mrs G. G. Edwards. Miss b. E.
Edwards
Hotel Warwiyk-I Frpund.
Ynung's HOtrl-Miss Mary f. VIII ans,
Miss T.. Donald. {. r. Clark.