The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-04-28

Editor The Washington HeIald,
Atlantic city, April 21.-WiI the resort
be as dry as the desert of Sahara to-
morrow? This is the topic of interest 10
the multitude Of visitors who are sitting
up to-day and taking notice of the wave
Of goodness which has been started by
the Good Citizens League. Ministers
have merged their energies with laymen
in having license holders hauled up be-
fore justice and held for the grand
jury on the charge of keeping side doors
open on Sunday Hotel men have been
called upon by the reformeTs TO explain
why they serve wine at dinner on the
Sabbath. Pertinent questions have been
asked as to their knowledge Of the sun
day laws, and woeful lack Of memory
was the response. Jersey stil has the
blue laws IN force and should the Cruz
saders decide 20 have them applied, 40
visitor win be allowed 10 kiss has wife on
the Sabbath, and high heeled shoes viii
land the wearers before "A justice Of the
peace while the wearing Of frizzes is q
crime.
The resort has been amazed by the
activity OF the league. which declares
that IL means 10 make angels Of visitors
and saints of the residents There Will
be- nothing doing anywhere they claim.
when they are through A bath in the
ocean may be- sixty days the railroad
trains will have TO stop at Pleasantyille,
and the passengers be transferred 10 the
resort ia automobiles or airships. Cafes
are 10 be closed and music viii be barred.
HYMNS only will be permitted and
censor is 20 be appointed who viii decide
which OF the paeans are 10 be scheduled
for the visitors 20 sing
Gov Edward Casper Stokes governor
OF New Jersey. is here to-day as one of
the guests Of honor OF the New Jersey
State Bankers Association. They are In
session Ia the Hotel Chelsea The gov
erHor Is president OF bank 81 Trenton
and he talked 10 The assembled fnanCiers
with skill. knowledge. and authority.
The governor has broad ideas Of bank
ing, and If he had his way there would
bee radical changes in the present cur
rency Of tie nation.
One Of the features Of tie Boardwalk
was the appearance Of the Belle Of May
fair. sailor hat. with = broad brim
and trimming of silk and velvet ribbon
around the crown. IL looked we'll and
from present reports its popularity Is
destined % increase III just suits the
shirt-Waist girl fer quick combination
On making up her outfit FOR the morning
stroll on the promenade The fair ones
say that the new style hat also acts
as shield from the sun.
Miss May Price, of Germantown, SEN
saUouany swan around the steel pier on
a wager The water stiu has its winter
chill and the pluck Of the girl Won admit
ration
Lieut. Commander ID. J.. Wilson. L. 3
n. is at the Hotel Belmont and VIII
remain for several weeks.
Z. ". Griffin. of Washington, who is
assessor for the District OF Columbia.
accompanied by Mrs. Griffin. is a new
arrival and is a guest at one Of the
prominent beach front hotels
Mrs O. ST. Thurmaner and Miss Thur
maner Of Cincinnati. are entertaining
Mrs. z. s lehman. OF Detroit at the
Shelbune.
Maj. +. Coleman and Mrs. Coleman. ac-
eompanied hey Mrs. F. c. Coleman, jr.,
are at the Belmont
George f. Evans. of Richmond
Southern railroad magnate. has joined
Mrs. Evans. who is at the Traymore.
Lieut. H. G.. Jewett L. 5 A.. is a new
arrival and has Joined friends from Wash
ington who are at the Jackson
Rowland Fl. White, one of the owners
of a large automobile factory at Cleve- /
land, Ohio, is among the new arrivals
and is at the Jackson.
Georg, Gould. of New York. and party
of friends arrived on Wednesday from
Lakewood in Mr Gould's motor car, and
viii remain for ten days.
Mrs. a. c. Jackson, sister of Judge
Mulvy, is a guest at the New England.
Mr. and Mrs Walter F. Remington Z
Miss Helen Remington. Gordon II. Rem
ugton. and masters John ana Walter
f. Remington, Of Baltimore. are here for
an Indefinite sojoura and are guests at
the Dennis.
Among other arrivals from Washing
ton are: T. II. Scott. Mrs 6. ". Scott and +
daughter, r. Nj. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. (
L. 5. Bacon, Miss Bacon, Mrs. Arthur /
Ramsey. Miss 6, Hill, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. /
Edmunds, Mrs H. s. Harrison, Porter /
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B, Thomas. Mrs. /
q. A. Shalienburger, Mrs. GOodIove and /
Master GOodlove. Mrs. Fred II. Hannis, /
Miss Mary Hannis. Master Hannis, Mrs 4
/. R. Smith, David Sloan, Michael Cotter. /
William Coftar Samuel Polear Tafsas !