The Washington times., 1907-06-09
GIRLS INDIGNANT
At BATHING Law
Atlantic City Mayor Signs
Ordinance Requiring
Coats Over Suits.
Car Builders Convention
viii Meet on
June II.

June II.
ATLANTIC CITY, June S.-"Oh.
fudge on the mayor. and "A couple OF
Judges" on that old city council" said
d party OF young girls who have come
here for the summer, as they listened TO
the news of Mayor Stoys signing the
ordinance that compels people who dress
In bathing suits at their own homes to
wear a rain coat or other covering over
them To and from the beach
The young ladies' put the councilmen
down az prudos. and declared with some
vehernence that any one of them would
rubber" If they saw a young and good
looking woman trying 10 cross a muddy
street with her skirts ankle high. But
the ordinance has been passed, signed, |
and is now effective. and those who 90
back and forth 10 the beach I'm bathing
suits this year viii be obliged TO wear
long coats. or something Of that sort /
The ordinance does not apply TO Chelsea, ,
however.
The passenger agents Of the entire !
Reading railroad system gathered here |
at "a luncheon given at the Hotel Wilt /
shire. They came on a special train |
There are about fifty in the party, and |
a number OF the officials of the road |
are here TO add luster to the occasion. !
X was expected that President Baer /
would be in attendance. but he could /.
not come. The luncheon was one of |
the most elaborate ever prepared by
the Wiltshire.
might on the Stand"
That Night on the Sand" which was I
given at the Inlet Pavilion. on Wednes-
day night by the Stewards Association. /
was one OF the most novel affairs that
has yet been devised. The floor Of the
pavilion was covered with sand. and
all the tables and chairs removed. All
walters were attired in natty bathing
suits Each visitor was given an i'm
ported stein as a souvenir Of the happy
occasion. The details of the AFFAIR were
arranged by Alfred b. Cirindrod. Of the
Ponce &c Leon, and large committee.
The Master Car Builders Association
and Master American Railway Mechan-
les Association viii open their annual
convention on the Steel Pier next week.
June y 10 10, inclusive. This convention
viii bring about 1o.0OO people TO the
shore. 1t is the second time the railway
men have met here. and they have both
sides of the long Steel Pier. lined with
exhibition booths, which are all taken
f. E. Lahn, OF Washington. a prOmi-
nent Government naval constructor. who
SuUerNlSes the building of many Of the
war vessels for the United States. is a
visitor az the Berkshire Inn. 1lr. Zahn
Is veteran In point of service. He is
frequent visitor 10 Atlantic City, and
declares the ozone here is far better
than any medicine ne could take.
woman's Auto Club.
The first run Of the Quaker City
Ladies Automobile Club was made To
this city on Monday afternoon. and the
feature Of il was a new record estab-
hshed by Mrs. John J. Martin jr. who
drove her 4S-horsepOWer Mercedes from
Philadelphia to the shore i'm less than
one and three-QuaTJeT hours At some
places along the road Mrs Martin drove
az the rate OF mile minute In her
care were Mrs. James Mccartney. Mrs
F. b. Fink. Mrs Benjamin Seigel and
Jacob Wekel.
Brig. Gen. George NJ Stoneberg. re-
tired. OF the army, now making MS
horne i'm Washington, is spending fort
night ~ the shore. lie is making his
headquarters NJ the Marlborough len-
helm.
present stationed at Washington, Is "A
shore visitor He is staying AT HaddOn
Hail
John r. whitaker. "A United states
Treasury official. is spending fortnight
here lie Is registered at the New Eng
land and is accompanied By his wife
and daughter.
h. b. Lockwood, an extensive leather
manufacturer OF Baltimore, accom-
panied ry his wife ana daughter IS
spending a part of June NJ the shore
They have apartments at the Hotel
Cen w r. Kooutz. of Washington. a
retired officer OF the army who served
with distinction during the civil war,
is spending a couple Of weeks here. He
ard his wife nave apartments at the
Hotel IrOQuOis
Maurice Otterback. cashier Of the Ma
tional Washington Bank. and his lam
ily. are located at the Hotel New Eng
land for a month.
DR.. Edward ". Patterson. distin-
guiShcd surgeon in the United states
army. accompanied by his mother. Mrs
Flora Patterson. is visitor at the HO-
tel NOTmaudie.
DIT and Mrs. Mcpherson. Of washing
ton, are spending the week AT the Ho-
tel Boutwell,
Washingtonians 1t Hotels.
The following residents of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic City
hotels during the week:
The Aberdeen-John Grein
The Bothwell-Dr- and Mrs. ID; NJ.
Mcpherson. Miss NJ Engard, j. +. Muir
Berkshire Inn-A. H. Berfelt.
Hotel Bcaumont-Mr. and Mrs. J. Sc
Hotel Chalfonte-0Irs. r. c. Aarons.
Miss \. r Lyons. Mr. and Mrs John
White
Hotel Chelsea-Dr. and Mrs. L. Ma
gruder.
Hotel Clarendon-S. II. Carpenter
Hotel Dennis-Gen. L. J. =. Summers
Miss Summers. Mrs. l.. Myers, Mrs. A.
a T.. Bates
Hotel F'rontenac-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Young, j. G. ID. Main, Joseph +. Young.
The Fredonia-S. NJ. Mills. O. Whipple,
w. II. Whipple. Mrs. NJ. j. Whipple.
Haudon Hall-Mrs. &. Y. Burchen. DR..
J. T. Johnson. J. G. Simmons, j. &.
Skinner. J. Thomas Kelly. +. y. Vale, J.
W. Doree. V. NJ. Sprigg
Hotel IroQuois-C. NJ Irclan, r. +.
Buckley
La tontalne-Mrs. Ferris. Miss Fergu-
son. Mrs. A. Hunt Miss s. Hunt Miss
j. Young, Miss NJ. Young
Hotel Monticello-Dr. and Mrs L.
Frederick. Miss NJ. Frederick
Hotel Maiestic-A. kaNne.