The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-08-18

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Atlantic City. Aug H.-Oyeraowing
prosperity Is the important news in the
resort. The August multitude is perhaps
a few days late. but it is here. and hap
by.
Sleuths OF the resort have new re-
sponsibnity placed upon them. Stealing
automobiles has become an epidemic, it
seems. and the nervous owners have been
asking the bluecoats to guard their treas
Ures whenever they step out They have
been made nervous by a boy of seven
ten who ran off with one car. and a
chance chauffeur. who used a car stand
ing in front OF a prominent cafe for his
personal pleasure for two hours, and re-
turned II. a third case was Of a stranger
who ran a car from the Rudolf, at one
end OF the resort, to the Chelsea Hotel.
at the other end Of the city. for lark.
and then telephoned where the car could
be found. with the explanation that he
did not have the carfare. and the distance
was too long 20 walk.
The big government weather map, which
shows at glance what sort of weather
is prevailing IN any visitors home city.
IS again in full operation, as the observer
here called the telegraph companies at
tentlon to the fact that the government
messages must have right OF way. The
reports from the various centers were de-
layed by the strike, and for day or two
the service was cripple. The big map is
consulted daily by hundreds Of people.
Tomorrow the life guards are to gath
er in the Central NJ E. Church. in COM
mand Of Capt. Peter Parker Rev. Mr..
Pitt invited them. and viii deliver a
special talk upon religion and duty The
force numbers over fifty men. and they
will start from the Beach Hospital for
the sanctuary.
romance OF the sea was weaved
around the nupdals of John T. NJ. Far
rel. Of Baltimore and Miss Emma F.
Bennett, Of the same city. at the Raleigh.
They came here for a visit. having plight
ed troth in the Monumental City. The
sound OF the breakers and the environ
ments Of the resort made their thoughts
tu.n to welded bless. A few friends
Then they wired the news home. and con
gratulations came by wire and mail. They
Will renal here until the end Of the
present month.
Mr. and Mrs. z. j. Hertz, of Washing
ton, are at the Marlborough lenheim for
the remainder Of the summer. Miss Irene
Dietrich is with them.
Mrs. l.. A. Walker and Miss Pauline
Walker, Of Washington are entertaining
Mrs. William B. Crowen. of New York,
at the Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. schaeffer. OF
Washington. are at the Aquariue Mr.
Schaeffer takes great delight in nshing.
and usually returns with a big string.
Mr.. William H. Covington. of Washing
ton, has joined Mrs. Covington at the Rio
Grande.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward 7. Sanford. Miss
Dorothy Sanford. and Miss Anna NJ. San
ford have joined Washington friends at
the Mathematician
Col. G. c. Goodlove and Mrs. Goodlove
have apartments at the Peunhurst until
the early autumn.
Mr J. William Palmer, of the War De-
partment, has been spending fortnight
at the Hotel Connell
Mr.. S. Phoebus has been entertain
ing Mr. F. S. Vincent of Washington, at
the Wiltshire.
Mr.. Richard Enrich, an attache Of the
German Legation. has Joined friends at
the Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams and Miss
Marie Adams who arrived at the Haddon
Hall in their touring car. left for their
Washington home on Saturday.
Capt. R. NJ. spedden. Of Baltimore. is
among the visitors.
Mrs. William Wright and Mrs G. V.
Peyton, Of Alexandria, Va, are chaper-
Oning Miss I. ". House and Miss NJ. E.
Ashley at the Shoreham.
Mr. J. n. bearing. Of Washington. is
at the Sothern with Mr.. W. F. .Leimberg.
Tor several weeks.
Mr. Bayliss 6. Lee, OF Memphis, Tenn,
IS at the Chalfonte, accompanied by his
sisters. Miss Ora Belle Lee and Miss
Rowena Lee.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Smith. of Dover, Della,
IS at the Traymore, with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Baker. Mr.. Dannie Baker, jr. Mr..
David Baker. and Mr.. Joseph D. Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Henderson. Of
Wheeling. W Va, are at the Chalfonte.
with Mr.. and Mrs, J. L. Kirkland and
Miss Kirkland.
Or. H. N. Acheson. Of Washington. is
at the Strand with Miss Elizabeth s.
Acheson and Miss Susan B. Mitchell.
Mrs. Herman Hudson. of Washington,
has been chaperoning Miss Rose Jones
3 at the New Belmont.
Miss Addie T. Lyons. OF Washington.
has Joined Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson,
of Martins Ferry. Ohio, at the Denis.
Mr. John Lewis, jr., Of Philadelphia,
gave Iuncheon at the Strand for Mr. T.
+. Kitson. OF Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. E. l. Goddard, OF Washington Is
at the -Blenhein. with Mrs
II. LANCE and Miss LANCE, of Chicago.
Mr.. Arthur r. Collins is at the Chal-
fonte with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Lib
hey OF Washington.
Rev. ]. N. GIL and his son, Mr.. Robert