The Washington herald., 1907-03-17
Green viii Be Fashionable
on Boardwalk To-day.
EspLANADE THROUGH PIER
PIaE Is to Change Course OF Walk
So as to JseJ siS<e Property for City
Seayvard-Mask and Wig Club TO
Assem- bIe-Wiu Entertain Medical
AssociatIon-Wash Arrivals.

morrow among the thousands who expect
10 parade on the Boardwalk.
The resort teens with strangers. Trains
have been moving in sections in this d.
Tection during the weekend, and there
are few vacant rooms in any of the inn
portant hotels. The throngs which are
gathering intend to remain until after
Easter Sunday. Three Sundays have
passed in succession that have been fea-
tured by nasty weather that absolutely
prevented any display of new gowns and
millinery
II the sky is clear and the temperature
win admit of a parade, there is every as
surance to-day that the morrow viii bring
on a promenade Of notables and pretty
things that viii be a festival of all that
is new and stylish, which have been gath
cred from all sections of the nation and
likewise from the fashion centers of the
world.
A manufacturing firm of Pittsburg.
which conducts "a 100000 pier here free TO
the public. is wroth over the plans Of the
city to change the location Of the Board
walk in the lighthouse section. The
change will drive the esplanade directly
A4tAbuAl tat HANis anu kAtt VwAANASf Nll0
use it as perhaps the most expensive ad-
vertising scheme in the country. are rails
ing objections. The firm spends $4,000
annually in keeping it up, without regard
to the original investment. The city is to
move the promenade because it will throw
on the inside Of the Boardwalk land which
is valued at a million dollars, which can
be used as cottage and hotel sites. The
change means an additional tax revenue
OF $1,000 a year to the city, as the prop
erty on the seaward side OF the Board
walk, which is 10 be a public common, is
not taxed The plan of the city engineer
IS TO make q curve at the point instead of
two angles. ..,s.
The American Medical Association, the
old school, Is to hold it's next annual con-
vention In Atlantic City. and the local
practitioners and the Medical Association
are busy with plans for the entertainment
of the doctors. who come from all parts
OF the country. and there will be many
representa- tives from abroad present. Il
IS one OF the important gatherings Of the
year.
The Mask and Wig Club. all students Of
the University of Pennsylvania, intends 20
hold its initial performance. as has been
the custom for years. at the resort. and
the members appearance In their pre-
miere" Q. as Il IS called here. is always
interesting to their friends. The students
this year have decided to burlesque Herr
Lohengrin." and will bring it out the
evening of April 50. 1t is a gala night
for the friends of the students. who han
from the length and breadth of the nation
The new play IS claimed 10 be amusing
instructive, and delightful
Rivals OF the Mask and Wig Club are
the members Of the Paint and Powder
Club. of the Morris Guards, an independ-
eut military company. They are TO bring
out burlesque 1T Happened in Atlantic
City" by Armand Nichols, one of the
members of the club.
Among recent arrivals from Washing
ton are the following:
Marlborough -Bleinheim-F. ". Baldwin.
Philip II. Patchin. Alexander Graham
Bell. NIr- and Mrs. Denton Marford. Miss
Gertrude L. WhttIesey.
Brighton-Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Neale and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Henry NJ Hoyt and
family.
Haddon Hall-Nlrs. ". c. Downey, Mrs
Mills Dean. Miss Mildred Dean.
Dennis-Stuart McNamara. Miss Mabel
Thompson, Miss Joan Fisher, Miss Mabel
Fisher. Mrs. William Haden. Mrs. \. r
Mcclure. Miss A. C. Keman.
Seaside-Mrs NJ. NJ La Belle. Miss
Solean. Miss Grace VI. Herman, Mr.. and
Mrs Leon Herman, Kline r, Scott. Miss
Lulu w. PitteTman and maid Mr. and
Mrs. Rhone Pitterman, NJ. \. Jenkins.
Rudolf-Giles F. Heilpie. George Z.
Ritter. o. V. O'Donnell, Barton C. Harri-
son, Miss d. c. Timour V. B. Addison.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Bayley, Miss
Ethel Bayley
St Charles-Aiiss Caroline I. Smith.
Miss Mabel Smith. Mr. and Mrs c. s.
Reeve, Ar anG Mrs c. s Grace. ". W.
Miller. L. P. Newcomb.
The arrivals from Baltimore during the
week were as follows:
Brighton-Mr and Mrs. Herman H.
Duker, Mrs. Henry Williams. J. d. c.
Williams, Miss c. Williams, Mrs c X.
Lord Nh and Mrs. ". T. Matthaf
Richard J. White. Mrs. Francis J. White
c. Morton Smith. Thomas s. Janney, Mrs.
+. F. Burke, Henry II. jenkins. L. S
Stoor, Gr. and Mrs. Frank De Ford
Marlborough -Blenheim-Mrs. T Harri-
son Garrett. Miss Preston. Or. r. E.
Warheld, Miss Dorothy D. Kinney. Miss
Virginia NJ. Kinney George r Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marburg William A.
MaTburg, II. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. ].
stuart Macdonald, John Y T. Findiay,
J. Clarke Matthias
TraymOre-E. B. Hutzler. Mr.. and Mrs
r II Powell, Mrs. ". H. Agar, Mrs s.
3. Konner. Mr.. and Mrs David De
Haven. Miss Alice De Haven, Master
David De Haven ir- J. u. Gormley, V.
Max Leer. Z. T. Mooney. Miss Deemer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Pollak. William
{. Jenkinson.
ST. Charles-W. X Parrish. Miss Chan
der. Mrs. W Wilton McCorrin. Miss
Tillie McCorrIn, James McCorrin. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoarren Newell, Peter De
MolIo. Y. S. Clanent.
Chalfonte-Mrs. g. F. Buchholz Miss
Blanche Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur F.
Smith. Mrs. Charles Z. Dickey. Miss Glib
son. w r. NIeelor, Miss Hattie c. Van
SAINT. Nine. II. jules Duboux
Seaside-Dr- F. McGee. Mr. and Mrs.
August Schin, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred L.
Porter. Miss Mae Porter. NJ VI. Kenton.
Mrs. Grace Tillman, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
oppenheim-
Haddon Hall-8lr. and Mrs John Hub
ner. Mrs. r. =. Stuart, Miss Annie Jack
son. ". c. Van SAINT, Mr.. and Mrs Wal
ter r. Hauck and son. J. II. Wienderlick.
Mr and Mrs. George NJ. Lamb, Mr. and
Mrs. owen Daley, Miss Louise Daily, A.
H Lawrence. D. G. Halsey
Strand-AIrs. NJ. s. Black. William d.
Horne, Clarence D. Taylor Mrs. T. r.
Hale, Miss. Marjorie Rutter. Miss Kate
Sanderson. s. F. Long. Mrs. ". F. New
lon
Demise W Smith, Thomas S. jan
ney. p. J. Monaghan, John II. Patterson. |
Alfred Fisher, Sidney T. Riscon, Miss
Jane WHEELER. Miss George WHEELER, Mrs |
Harry L. Hammond. +. Z. Lpman.