The Washington herald., 1907-04-14

/ building purposes q large strip OF beaci
! land which will be most desirable for IN,
! erection Of cottages. and will enrich thl
/ owners of adjoining properties 20 the ex
/ tent of sl0oo,o00. The moving viii bring
/ it is claimed, Improvements that viii eos
/ Sz,50J.00o.
/ one II the important hotels has beer
/ experimenting with girl waiters and ha.
! found them SO popular that other hotel
are thinking Of introducing the service
There is some discussion among the mer
walters over the innovation. but as tho
patrons Of the hotels which employ then
are satisfied. it looks as if the girl waiter.
In Atlantic City had come 10 stay.
Mrs Martha B. Carter, who is connect
ed with the Woodland Hall at Forest
Park. Baltimore. Is guest at the Wilt
shire
airs. Helen H. Filisbury and Mrs. II. II
Neale. two Washington matrons. vii
spend "a few days at the Elw0od.
". NJ. Jarvis. who has Just returned
from Southern trip. is now registered
at the Marlborough. Mrs. Jarvis accom-
Panies him.
Mrs. Alice Baker Colwyn and Miss Al.
lies d, Cline have a suite Of rooms at
the Traymore
". H. Benjamins is an enthusiastic
autoist who viii spend d week al the
Jackson before returning TO his home in
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. f. 7. Crausford. Miss
Clara Cransford, and Masters Charles
and Willard Cransford are members OF
the Baltimore colony at the St Charles.
g. 3. Roberts, a son Of the former pres
ident Of The Pennsylvania Railroad, is a
guest at one of the beach front hotels.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Howden. and
daughter, Miss a. Howden, of Washing
ton, came 20 the New Traymore yester-
day
Miss Mae Daley. Of Washington. and
Miss May Connell and Miss Vera
O'Rourke are seen among the daily stroll
ers on the walk.
Lieut., Commander Downs L. Wilson,
now retired. accompanied by Mrs. Wilson.
is at the New Belmont
James X Hackett has been visiting the
resort for week, He VIII leave shortly.
Rev. W, Fl. Dunbar. a prominent clergy
man Of Baltimore. is registered at the
Wiltshire for a short visit
Mrs. NJ G. Shiles. of Washington is
visiting her sister at the Ponce de Leon.
Mrs. s. p. Townsend, Of Baltimore, and
her daughter Miss Edith Townsend, are
recent arrivals at the Craig Hall.
Louis Lewissohn, the New York banker.
and his brothers arrived here on We'd
nesday from Long Branch in a big auto
mobile They will return by way of
Philadelphia Tomorrow.
Another distinguished visitor from Co
than is Samuel Untermeyer. the attorney
who aided in conducting the Interstate
Commerce investigation.
Col. Samuel Arnold. Z. S A (retireD.
is enjoying a brief vacation and is at
the Chalfonte.
Sebastian Mordenna and a party Of Wis
itors from the Argentine Republic spent
several days here during the past week
They are making a tour Of the Eastern
States and viii visit Pittsburg. Philadel-
pnia, and Washington.
The judiciary is represented on the es-
pianade by Judge McGiII. OF Philadelphia,
and Judge W. S. GoOch. of Richmond Va
A. Branzell, a bituminous coal operator
from Pittsburg, has joined friends who
are at the Traymore.
Mrs. Russell Il. Conwell. wife of the
pastor of Temple Baptist Church and
president and founder of Temple College,
Of Philadelphia. who is seriously i'll. Is
registered at one Of the beach front
hotels. She is accompanied by her hus-
band and members of her family.
Capt Paul Grant, u. S. N, is registered
at the Brighton for a brief sojourn. He
recently returned from duty on the Chi-
nese station.
Director Of Public Safety Ridgway. of
is enjoying a short vacation
and is at the Marlborough -Blenheim.
Police Commissioner Bingham, New
York. was a midweek visitor and was
registered at the Dennis.
Dr.. William Taylor, who has been prac-
icing medicine in China for the past ten /
years. is here for a brief vacation and 1
e accompanied by party of friends at
-he Chalfonte.