The Washington herald., 1907-03-31
ATLANTIC CITY NEWS
Boardwalk Will Be Ablaze
with Easter Throngs.
TRUNKS PILED MOUNTAIN HIGH
striking Fads in women's skirts
and Mems Neckties-Resort StruE-
ftors-Nashington and baltimore
Pleasure Seekers seen at Hoteis.

Pleasure Seekers seen at Hoteis.
Atlantic City. March so.-Gov Edward c
( Stokes, of New Jersey. has been extended
a cordial invitation to participate in the
promised Easter review of fashion to-
morrow on the Boardwalk, and by his
preseace indicate the States reception Il
/ the cosmopolitan multitude which Is gath
cred here to-day in readiness for ths
parade. He distinguished the throngs on
the esplanade last Sunday by joining IN
/ the procession. and the hope is enter
tanned that be will accept the request &
add his official Endorsement TO the rule
Of fashion which dictates the movement
/ shoreward during the Easter period Of
the representatives Of the fashionable
world
What about milady and her new gowns
The radical change which has been OBJ
/ served up 10 date is that skirts have
/ been shortened, inches have been cut from
/ their length, and especially by those who
! have dainty feet the skirts are shorter
than ever. and some are as high as the
shoe tops 1t promises 10 bring on fad
{ Of fancy gaiters and oxfords, and orna-
mented footwear is soon to he added TO
/ the necessary complement OF up-to-date
wardrobes. The men have imported some
I thing, TOO. They have adopted leather
neckue which is more unique than any
thing else.
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the invading host of visitors. Never be-
fore has there been such multitude
here. II is myriad OF people who have
been consesting the beach front The
piers are overwhelmed and the cafes and
places OF amusement ring with life and
gayety.
Some conception Of the multitude and
likewise Of the gowns and millinery which
have been imported here may be had
from the fact that the Pennsylvania
Railroad has been sending solid trains
Of baggage cars 10 the resort, in
stead Of attaching them to the trains
as they are made up. They have
thrown open their huge freight station. a
square la length. for the handling Of the
baggage, which could not be discharged
ia the regular baggage sheds. Both de-
pots are piled with mountains Of trunks.
and the stations are surrounded with
teams loading and unloading trunks
Trunks are Of a giant type They seemed
to be built Ia stories.
Recent arrivals from Washington and
Baltimore observed on the Boardwalk
were as follows:
Mrs William Tillinghast and Miss Til
linghast have joined the Washington
colony at the ST. Charles. and viii re-
main until the middle Of April
DIT Richard Henderson is visiting
friends from Washington who are at the
Marlborough -Bleuheim,
Miss Mayme Getty and Miss Gertrude
Kirk, of Anne Arundel County Nd, are
visiting friends who are at the Seaside
House for an Indefinite sojourn.
Col James Gordon L, s A, retired
accompanying Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Chandler. of Washington. who are at the
ChalfOnte for a two weeks visit
Mrs. Sarah Gorgas and Miss CQrgas are
entertaining the Misses Katherine and
Maymc Robeling. two pretty Washing
touians who are at the Traymore for
months vacation.
William Brsinard of Baltimore, and
George Letch. Of Canton, are registered
at one Of the prominent beach-front hotels
and viii be among the strollers on the
Boardwalk tomorrow.
Alrs. William GeTstey. wife of a Balti-
more merchant and her daughter Helen
are at the Chalfonte. and viii remain
until May.
Mrs. Anna Harrison. Miss Harrison.
Master Walter Harrison, Of Baltimore,
are at Haddon Hall, where they have en-
gagged apartments for an indefinite So
J0urn
a party Of new arrivals from Baltimore
at the ST. Charles includes Mr.. and Mrs
David Corkitt, Miss Corkitt. Robert
Cuskaden. Miss Cuskaden, Mr and Mrs
George Fillian. and B. V. Taylor. They
will remain until the last of the week.
DR.. Frederick Lomas OF the Monu-
mental City, Is "a new arrival and is regis
tered at the Seaside for two weeks So
journ.
Robert Haight, Of the Government
Printing Office of Washington, is a guest
at the Dunlop. and will remain until the
last of the week.
Charles Faber. of Havre De Grace. is at
Youngs with a party OF friends.
DR.. Samuel Rommei is accompanying
Henry Weiss. of the Capital, who has
apartments at Haddon Hall.
Mrs Mary Feeney, Mrs Catherine
Vance, Mrs. Mary Willis. and Miss VII
lis are new arrivals from Washington,
and are ar the Strand where they have
engaged apartments for the month of
April
Miss Grace Davis, Miss Mayme Hazel
hurst, Miss Mary Bevan. and Miss Sarah
Wentworth. a quartet of pretty Washing
tonians are at the Chalfonte. where they
are much admired for their handsome
gowns
William J. KIlian and Master Kiian,
are recent additions 10 the Washington
colony al the St Charles.
James h. Young. Master Young and
Samuel McCorkel have joined friends
from Washington. who are al the Dennis
for IN indefinite period
Samuel Mink. a Washington merchant.
Is here for the purpose OF leasing a cot
tage for the summer for his family.
William Roger official of the Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. is reg
istered at the Chalfonte for a ten days
sojourn
Mrs. George f. Turner and Miss Turner
are accompanying the Misses Smith of
Washington, who are at Hadd0n Hail for
the spring season
Miss Caroline 3. Gilbert and Miss Alice
D. Finder two popular Washington
maids, are at the Marlborough -Blenheim
with friends,
New arrivals from Washington and Bal
timore are as follows:
Traymore-A- r. T. EIden, Mr.. and MIS-.
Walter S. Demon, W R Taylor, Mrs r.
R. Griscom. Miss Addle C. Van Buren. |
Mrs. G. C. Van Buren,. Frank c. Kline +
and B. B. Fadden. of Washington; B. H. /
Waring. Miss r. E. waring. Miss May
lard, W. r. Taylor. and NJ. n. Haskinson.