The Washington herald., 1907-07-14
CITY NOTES
Approaching Horse Show the
Principal Topic.
PREPARING FOR ELKs' COMING
City-by-the-sea Plans TO Help PhiIa-
delphia Entertain the AntIered
Herds-Jewish Chnutauqua Attracts
Attention Washingtonians Who
Are Spending Vacations ut Resort.
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Special 70 The Washington Herald
Atlantic City, July 1S.-Confdences are
being exchanged to-day among the fair
ones as to how they will array them
/ selves during the session of the horse
show, the great social event Of the sum
mer, which opens Tuesday afternoon.
New gowns, II rumors are TO be credited,
will be the feature of the carnival of
pretty things.
Brighter with every year has grown
the dressing Of those who occupy the
boxes and grand stands. There viii be a
Vanderbilt present to give social prom
inence TO the affair. and Secretary Blitz.
Of the Horse Show Association. who has
been listing the competitors. says the en-
tries include scores Of the ribbon winners
at the various shows held last spring.
| Hotel men have been called upon TO
provide extra strong boxes to take care
| Of the fortunes in jewels which are coming
into the city for this occasion. Samuel
Phoebus. proprietor Of the Hotel Wilt
shire, who has been discussing the inflow
Of jewels with his compatriots, says II
! appears that the gems this summer viii
surpass anything seen heretofore IN the
/ grounds. The hotel men have a new law,
which limits their losses when jewels or
/ other property is missing. and the visitors
are acquainted with its existence. On
this account they are particular about in
/ trusting their vanity boxes TO the care OF
comparative strangers. Phoebns has no
/ ticed that not only are they being i'm
ported for the horse show, but IN the gen
! eral dress Of the visitors gems figure
/ prominently.
The Vanderbilt stables horses are TO be
shown, and Mr.. Watson, Of Baltimore. IS
coming with several entries. He has Won
zone leg" on the Windsor Silver Cup, and
Mrs John Gerken. Of New York. was wor
two legs" Mrs. Gerken expects to take
the trophy away with her this time. 1t Is
/ offered in the harness horses in pairs.
| Half-hourly trains viii be operated fol
visitors between the resort and Philadel.
phia during the Elks' convention. This
new schedule is arranged especially fol
the benefit Of the resorts population OF
| strangers, but It viii have the dual effect
| Of Offering the convention patrons oppor,
tunity 10 come 10 the shore and return al
viii. as trains will be run both ways uI
10 midnight. The resort Is decorating
with flags. bunting, and insignia in honor
Of the Philadelphia gathering. and # feel.
as II il. too. IS TO play the part CT host K
the antlered herds.
Interest among the Jews is being cen
tered here. as on July g the eleventh an
nual meeting OF the Jewish ChauJauqua 1.
| 10 come together A thousand people
| eminent In literature and religion, polite:
and law, viii take part IN the delibera
lions. which will run into various chan.
nels. all Of them having for their objec
the lettering Of the moral and religiou.
life Of the Hebrew. and pointing out tht
best means for happiness. Scholars from
all over the nation contributed from In,
/ colleges and she courts and the nationa
legislature, attend the Chautauqua. Tn,
news has been given that the circles. or
ganized under the influence Of the Chau
tauqua, which had It's inception here, ar,
/ spreading over the nation. and the asso
citation is stronger in numbers now thar
it has ever been.
Judge McComas, Of the District Courr
Of Appeals. is at the Marlborough lcn.
helm.
Mrs. A. S. Bossler and son have taker
apartments at one Of the prominent beacf
front hotels for the summer.
n W. Stone is registered at the Iro
quois
Mrs. Thomas 3. Hayes Is spending two
months at Haddon Han.
Miss J. Fitzgerald is registered at Had
don Hall for the horse show week
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. whitford. of Wash
lngton, are located at the Chalfonte.
L. A. Schmidt. Of Washington, is spend
ing sons time at the shelburne.
sir. and Mrs. James R. Ellison are re
cent arrivals at Haddon Hall for the sum
mer.
Rear Admiral S. Casey. Z. S. n. retired
Of Washington; Mrs. Casey and theiI
daughter are summering at the Savoy.
Commander Benjamin Happen, [. S. n.
of Washington. D. c.. Is visiting friend:
at one OF the prominent hotels.
C. G. Dulin, A. B. Dulin, and Mrs. NJ
V. Dulin have taken apartments at tn,
Sbelburne for July.
Judge and Mrs J. NJ Scott, OF Wash.
ington, are registered at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Recent arrivals from Washington are
Chalfonte-Mrs. Z. c. Flescher. Mrs c
Fronheinl. Mr.. and Mrs. A w. Hare. Mr.
and Mrs. c. z. Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Car
n. Montague. Mr.. and Mrs. w S
Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Harris. Mr.
and Mrs c. NJ Royder. Mr. and Mrs. W
D. Fildner, Mrs c. b. Adams. Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. f. Ried, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
| Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. a. Y. d. Hall. Mr.
and Mrs. c. D. T. Roberts, Mrs. Alberr
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