The Washington herald., 1907-07-21

With the horse or the boards and the
Elks now in hand, public interest is be
coming centered in the automobile car
nival, designed to be the greatest event
Of its kind ever held this season. Ap-
prOval has been secured from the Auto
mobile Association Of America for the
contests TO be run under its official eye.
Five Of the ears which ran IN the Van
derbnt Cup race are already listed for
the local event.
On Tuesday the National Jewish Chau-
tauqua Is TO be opened in the Royal Palace
Hotel. Or. Berkowitz. of Philadelphia. the
founder, Is expected 70 be present Judge
Sultzberger. Of the Pennsylvania judici-
AIRY. has been asked 20 deliver an address.
and Secretary Straus, OF President Roose-
velts Cabinet. is also a prospective
speaker
The sun has been busy painting the
cheeks Of visitors, although the tempera-
ture has not been hot The surf itself
has not been comfortable, or, az least. as
pleasant as the bathers desire Il; IL re-
tains a chill that is aggravating. and
Mayor StOy is about 10 hold an official
investigation. II it does not become
warmer. the gulf stream VIII be turned
in this direction to warm UP the water.
The beach itself has been thronged with
bathers. The waters temperature does
not stop visitors from induging In the
pleasure Of bathing II IS a delight they
expect. and which they seek. no matter
how the mercury moves IN the tube when
IL Is submerged in the water The city
now has fifty life guards in service, and
they are making q record Tor themselves
Not a life has been lost. and there have
been few rescues. They anticipate 20
close the summer without a surf fatality.
Several drOwuings had been recorded last
year At this period of the season.
The bloomer-bathiug maid is not very
much in evidence Many inquiries are
made for her. but she persists in remain
ing out of sight, although fluffy rufIies'
Is coming into prominence She has been
seen at the horse show, on the Board
walk, and has likewise made her appear
ance at the hops. She Is something Of "a
I il-AlAtl. as size AuA-li11 l4A4-hllt Ebfs aAo
hats and trimmings about her dainty per
son. Fluffy ruffles is creature which.
once met. cannot be forgotten because OF
her pert appearance. she being envied 10y
the summer girl because Of the attention
she is receiving.
One Of the most charming summer girls
is Miss Anna Kann. Of Washington. who
has joined friends at the Chetwoode.
BIr Charles T. Keefer. Of Washington.
/ is spending his tenth summer at the Penn
hurst. and thinks there is no place like
Atlantic City.
Rev. w. w. Giles, of Washington. is
enjoying a short sojourn at the Boseobel,
with Mrs. Giles.
Attorney Charles F. Caruse joined the
Washington colony at the Pennhurst
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Goldenstroth,
Of Washington. who are here Tor the
Elks' convention, are located at the ST.
I Regis
DR.. Edward w. Paterson, Of Washing
ton. is spending part Of his three months
leave Of absence at the Hotel Normandie
lie is accompanied by his mother.
Mr.. \. ?. Crenshaw. treasurer Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany, is at the Hotel Monticello, with
Mrs. Crenshaw. A. z. Crenshaw. jr., Miss
Annie y. Crenshaw J. NJ. Orenshaw. Miss
Z. Crenshaw. Mr.. W. NJ. Peterson, Mrs.
r. NJ. Hunter. and Miss l. II. Seitz.
Miss Caroline jackson is entertaining
Miss Gladys Morrison, of Washington, at
her Chelsea cottage.
Miss Olive Peterson and Mrs. Andrew
Peterson, Of Washington. are visiting
Mrs. Randolph Peterson, who has a cot
tagc at LongpOrt.
Mr. Adolph Loehl has arrived in
his Columbia touring car, and is reg
istered at the Hotel Fredonia. AIr. Loehl
was accompanied by Mrs. Loehl. Miss
Dorothy Loehl. and Miss Bertha Loehl.
Mr.. Loehl and his family will make a
tour of the Atlantic Coast resorts before
returning to their Washington home.
Dr- Z. +. Irabley and Mrs. Trabley of
I Washington. gave delightful launching
party in the launch AlbemarIe TO Ocean
/ City and return. When the party landed
at Ocean City a dainty supper was
served.
Mp and Mrs. w. w. Osgood. accom-
panied by their son and daughter. O,
/ Washington, arrived in their automobile
! 10 spend a few days at the Grand Atlantic
/ before making a tour of New York State
/ Mr.. Charles S. Hopkins. general pas
senger agent of the Southern Railway. is
/ enjoying a brief rest at the Windsor.
! Boutwell,. :. Foote, Z. E. Thomas
/ Mrs. Thomas and son, Mrs. NJ NJ Fisher.
/ \. J. Fielder, Mrs. NJ. A Binns.
Berkshire-Mrs. L. c. Walter. c. c.
Walter, B. o. Paisley. J. c. Coleman, G.
W. Broad. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Fowler.
Ebbitt Houses. Z. King, Adeline Nes-
cot Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Amvler. George
w. Snyder, DR.. F. c. Bennett, 4. c.
Steinmann, James Cullin.
Aberdeen-Robert c. Green, Miss To-
seph Hudson, Harry Jonas, Ferdinand
Graft
Malatesta-F. E. Warner. f. c. RYAN.
Mrs. Ryan, J. w. Carey, T. E. C. Call
lers, J. NJ. Berg.
Haddon Hall-Frank K. Guy J. E.