Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-15
ATLANTIC CITY.



| There have been so many people run into
and injured to small extent by rolling
| chairs, and many handsome dresses
| spoiled by coming in contact with them
that the matter of their disposition has be
come serious proposition to the resorts
| authorities. In speaking of what to do,
Mr.. William Riddle, chairman of the
Boardwalk committee. sad that he hal
considered the matter seriously, and
| the only way he saw of getting rid of what
! was surely to become nuisance IN the
near future was to build second deck to
the present boardwalk. Mr.. Riddle would
not make the second deck the full width
| of the present walk but just wide enough
| for chairs to pass each other. This second
| deck he would have built only along that
| part Of the Boardwalk where the crowd is
greatest-Say, from New Jersey to Arkan-
| sas avenue, and then let the chairs go down
by an incline plane to the Boardwalk. This
| would give pedestrians the right of all the
| way on the Boardwalk in the sections
| where the crowds are largest in the height
| of the season. He VIII get estimates on the
| cost of erecting a second deck between the
! points named and submit the matter to
| meeting of city council in the near future
1t may be that Atlantic City will have a
! baby parade the latter part of this month,
| and If 1t does 1t will be the largest that
| has ever been given in the world. 1t will
| be something after the style of that given
| every year at Asbury Park, but on a larger
and grander scale. And 1t will end with
baby show. The baby parade will take the
place of the rolling chair floral parade, which
| has always taken place in June, but which
| has seemed to lose popularity. Therefore,
the baby parade. There have been baby
| shows given at the several piers in the
| summers past, but ended there. The mat
| ter talked over by Mayor Stoy and
| several progressive hotel men the other
day, and all agreed that a baby parade
! might be one of the best things shown here
| for some time. Mayor Stoy has children
| of his hut he Is DOnular with the little
| people and he Is going to refer the matter
| of a parade to committee composed of
several leading citizens and society people,
| both among residents and visitors If the
| scheme can be effectually worked out along
| lines which the mayor has in mind the
| baby parade will be one of the biggest fea-
| lures of attraction that has ever been gwen
in Atlantic City.
! Hotel hops, which for few years seemed
| to go out Of fashion and lose their prestige
| because of the dances at the pier, have been
| revived by Manager David P. Rahter Of the
Hotel Ostend. On Tuesday evening the first
| hotel hop of the season was given at this
| hostelry and was attended by nearly 500
| people.
| friends at Haddon Hall.
| Among the prominent naval officers at
| the Shoreham is Lieut.. Archibald H. Davis,
| u. s. N.
| Henry Hickman and his mother, Mrs.
Hickman. are Wilmington and Washing
| ton arrivals at the Boscobel.
Judge and Mrs. ]. M. Scott have joined
| the Washington colony at Marlborough
| Blenhem.
Joseph A. Daily, fourth general vice presi-
| dent of the Amalgamated Sheet Metal
| Workers International Alliance, is among
the Washington delegates to the shore
convention of that body. He registers at
| the Monticello.
Admiral S. Casey. U: 8. A.; retired. is
| He is accompanied by Mrs. Casey and their
pretty daughter. Miss Casey. The family
| only recently returned from trip abroad
| They have just been Joined at the hotel
by Commander Benjamin Tappen, U. 9. NJ,
| of Washington.
Ebert G. Joynson is representative
| Washingtonian spending the entire summer
| season at the Shoreham.
Recent Washington arrivals registered at
| these hotels:
Acquerele-J. Joachine, Mrs A. Berbe-
rick Mrs ]. OKeefe.
| New Bothwell-Miss E. Ball, Mr. and Mrs.
H. c. H. Hall.
| Brevoort-E. G. Johnson.
| Chetwoode-J. c. Collins.
| Cornell-Miss Arnold Miss Rose Arnold.
| Chalfonte-Miss Virginia Macdonald, Miss
Mary e. williams, F. B. MCGUIRE c. S.
| Hillyer, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lutz.
| Craig Hall-Mrs. S. P. Townsend, Mr. and
Mrs. A. c. Hatch, Miss NJ. E Sweeney, NJ.
| Cedarcroft-Mr and Mrs. ]. s. Wilson,
Castro-Mr and Mrs w. Leaders and
Dennis-Mr and Mrs. w. A. Little. J. A.
Maedel, John H: Clipper Max Rothknzel
| Elwood-Mrs G. Cassel.
| Fredonia-Jack LaGorce.
Greens-Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Flick. r. L.
| May.
Iroquois-W w. Stone.
| Kuehnle-H V. Avery.
| Lawrence-E. s. Watson. Mrs. w. H.
Somerville. Master Somerville.
| LaFontaine-M Strobel.
! Loraine-C. H. Cohen, G. Wordlinger, w.
| p Cohen g r Singer
Maiestic-Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Tucker
| Malatesta-J NJ. Ferguson, NJ. X. Brown.
Muncaster-Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Hogan
and daughter.
| Morris-Nir and Mrs. T. B. Jewell. Rus
MonticeIlo-Mr and Mrs H. wheatley,
| Mr. and Mrs. E. Clarkson, Joseph Daily, E.
| Warwick F. Wagner and family.
! Morton-S. Wainwright.
! New Chatham-J. Wood.
New England-Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hunt,
Mr. and Mrs E. Lowe, G. Hergeshlmer,
| Master E. Hergeshimer, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| E. Lowe.
Normande,;J H. F. G Wenger' p caruss
Princes-F. NJ. Ryan.
princess Anne-Mr and Mrs. A. Nc
| Kenty. VIZ
| Woodlinger, T. Woodlinger, Mrs R. B.
Rio Grande-James Carr, o. Verymeyer
Rossmore-J. McGarvey. ,
entertainments anu MAE. ~ 49,
J. A. Meyers
| st. Claire. P. ]. Walshe.
st. Regs-Mrs. E. Carln
Stratton-Miss A. MCGOWAN
| Stanley-V B. Hillyard. NJ.
| Shelburne-J. F. Godoy jr.' Dr' ana Mfs'
Richey. w., yu,oL,a
SS Cnmmander Benjamin Eippan.
Wiltsghire"Mr. and Mrs. F. White. F. D.
r, EaTst. Mrs. s. D. R. Faust B. M. Doyle,
| R. w. Pugh
Hotel Arrivals.
New Willard--Mr. E. Lane and Mrs. Lane,
Charlottesville, Va; w. f. Merrill, Plain
field, N j.; George E. Crum, New York;
l.. ]. Johnston, Atlanta, Ga; ]. A. Kemp,
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Ehbitt-J. Hood United States Navy; c.
D. Rhodes, United States Army; r. S. Fitch.
United States Army: Charles M. Newell.
Oklahoma City, Okla; c. II. Krieger, New