Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-06
ATLANTIC CITY.


ATLANTIC CITY. October 5, 1907.
This resort is to have one of the finest
theaters of the country If plans filed in the
office of the building inspector by Joseph
Fralinger are followed laid down by tn':
architect. 1t will be built on the site of
the old Academy of Music. facing the
Boardwalk. a short distance from New
York avenue 1t will be as near fireproof
as it IS possible to build. and 1t will be ex-
quisitely decorated and furnished There
will be no Interior pillars which will OBJ
struct the vision of the patrons, and it's
stage will be large enough to accomoda te
any play that can be produced in any of
the large playhouses in the country.
The official bathing season has ended. 1t
closed on Monday, when Mayor Story re-
lieved from duty all of the men OF the life
guard force and retired the boats and other
life-saving paraphernalia. While the official
end of the season has come. yet there are
plenty of people who are yet taking their
daily dip in the surf. It Is getting rather
cool for the uninitiated, but to those who
have been bathing regularly for the las
two or three months the water is now the
finest of the entire season.
Many of the summer hotels have closed
their doors for the season and will not open
until next spring. Among the houses that
have closed are the Ostend. Hotel Shell
burne. Albemare and Majestic. 1t is sod
a new concrete addition will be built 10 the
Shelburne. and it will be open again about
the 1st of February. The Hotel C le!se1
which heretofore has closed during the Win
ter Will remain open this year. Il IS the
only large hotel in the fashionable cottage
section of Chelsea that will be open duling
the winter.
Mrs. c. D. Hebb. prominent lie the social
circles of Washington, Is spending a couple
of weeks here. She is at the Hotel jack
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bohamon of Wash
ton are spending their honeymoon at the
choro. They are staying at the Hotel Mon
ticellc.
corple of weeks at the shore. returned 20
his home and official duties In the early
part of the week.
The following residents Of the National
capital have registered in these Atlantic
City hotels during the week:
The Avoca-Miss Lizzie Doyle, Miss VII
son, Miss Keers.
Hotel Bothwell-Frank Noske.
Hotel Chetwoode-Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs T. w sy-
mon. N. S. Symon. E. E. Schreiner, Mrs
Charles B. Honey.
Craig Hall-Mr. and Mrs. e. B. Eynon
Mrs. r. E. Michner. Mrs. ]. s. Skinner
MI and Mrs. W. Mcneil.
Hotel Dennis-Miss Synons, Miss Kathe-
rine Fisher. Mrs. Thomas L. Casey, Miss
Susie A. Martinnas, Miss L. Gardner, H.
Moore, DR.. c. Marburg.
Hotel DeVille-Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Esta-
brook, P. s. Warren, w. NJ T1llinghast.
Hotel Davenport-H. A. Ross, Mrs. K. F.
Thomas.
Green's Hotel-Mr and Mrs. L. w.
Schmidt Goodwin Skinner.
Haddon Hall-H. F. Rainey, Mrs. Rainey.
Hotel Holmhurst-W. B. Barlow. Mrs. c.
W. Keyser. Mrs. r. W. Baker, Mrs. F. T.
Browning.
Hotel Iroauois-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Will
hanson Miss Brehart, Miss Minnie NJ
Schafer, Miss Dorothy Schafer.
Hotel Malatesta-Mr and Mrs. W. N.
Loinervllle.
Hotel Morton-Miss P. Shepard.
Hotel Monticello-E j. Cantwell.
The New Clarion-Mrs. T. 8. Lowdenwilt
Mrs. q. L. Thompson. Master Thompson.
H. W. McIlvain.
The New Chatham-Miss Carroll.
Seaside House-Irying Frickley.
Hotel Rudolf-W. II. NARROW, Mr.. az
Mrs w. B. NARROW.
Hotel Traymore-Miss Myers Miss Fitz-
gerald.
Hotel warwick-Mrs E NJ. Jones' j. e.
Jones.
Hotel wellsboro-R. B. Boneler, Miss D..
Huseman
Hotel wiltshre-Mr and Mrs. P IL.
Moore, e. j. Connolly, John Simpson Mr.
and Mrs. ]. S. Y. Hatch Mr.. and Mrs. T. j.
Foster F. De Faust and wife. ]. A. Wiley
Yo2Dg's Hotel-Mrs. l. Tross.