Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-16
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


ATLANTIC CITY, September IA. 1907.
In spite of the fact that the season is
generally believed to be at end in the
coast resorts of this state, there is an
abundance of life In Atlantic City. While
the throng has appreciably diminished, yet
the big hotels along the beach front are all
filled without being crowded beyond the
point of comfort
The Hotel Iroquois will be kept open all
winter this year. The announcement to
this effect was made this week by Pro-
prietor W. F. Shaw. The Hotel Whittier.
too on South Virginia avenue, near the
ocean, will be made an all-year house.
Prince Faud Janblatt, second son OF the
King of Syria, is spending some time at the
shore. He has been sent to this country to
complete his education and has been
circulated in the Jefferson Medical College
of Philadelphia.
Representative Richard Bartholdt of St
Louis. who is a member of the United
States peace commission, and recently at
tended the sessions at The Hague. is among
the visitors at the Hotel Traymore. He will
spend about month at the resort.
Rear Admiral Adams and Commander w.
A. Gill of the United States Navy are Wis
itng the resort They are staying at the
Hotel Iroquois and will remain at the re-
sort for the balance of the month
One of the visitors at the Hotel Wiltshire
Is Miss A. c. Chambers of West Virginia.
She is here as the guest of a West Vir-
ginia newspaper, which recently conducted
a beauty contest in which Miss Cham
beers winner.
J. E. Cathre!l, eighteen years ago manager
of the Atlantic City car line Atlantic
avenue, is visitor here. Since leaving At
lantic City he has spent NEST Of his time in
the west and has never visited the resort
from the time he left until about a week
ago. He never dreamed there could be such
rapid growth and evelopnent
J. l.. Hutchinson, connected with the
United States Treasury at Washington, is
spending few days at the shore. He is
accompanied by Mrs. Hutchinson, and they
are staying at the Rio Grande.
Manager A. T. Murphy Of the Hotel Iro-
quois is spending few days in New York
city.
Reah Frazer. a paymaster in the navy, is
spending a couple of weeks at the shore.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Frazer
DR.. Benjamin Eslln of the National capt.
tai is spending some time in the resort.
He has spent the greater part of the season
at the shore. He came to Atlantic City
after making an extensive tour of the
United States.
William Coleman of Washington is spend
Ing some tome at the shore. He is
accompanied by Mrs Coleman and they
are staying at the Rio Grande. Mr. and
Mrs. Coleman have recently returned from
a European tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Stone, Miss Min
ME Stone, Miss Pauline Stone and Charles
P. Stone, jr, are members of a well-known
Washington family spending month at
the shore. They have apartments at the
Hotel Chalfonte.
DR.. Rufus Choate, a well-known Wash
lngton practitioner Is among the resorts
visitors He is accompanied by Mrs. Choate
and they are staying at the Hotel Tray
more
Visitors from Washington are registered
| at the following Atlantic City hotels:
Hotel Bscayne-J. T. Elder, Mrs. S. Elder
and Miss H. Elder
Hotel Barton-N. Morgan.
Hotel Beechwood-Mrs Charles Bayly.
Hotel Continental-A. c. Thompson and
Enoch Thompson.
Hotel Extraordinarily Daily.
Craig Hall-Miss NJ. NJ. MITCHELL Mrs W.
c. Benton and Miss NJ H. Benton
Hotel Chalfonte-J. A. Strayer, Mrs. F. F.
Greenfield. DR.. Carl A. Cutter Mrs. S. A. P.
Duncanson. Miss NJ. P. Duncanson and
Mrs ]. c. Williams.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. Walker. William Car
roll. Mrs. Holman and maid. the Misses
Moncheur, Joshua B. Canadian. Mrs. j. D.
Terrell. Mrs W. W. Way, Mrs F; D.
Potter. A. E. Fowler Mrs. John H. Mayer
Miss Mayer. T. Sanner. DR.. and Mrs. H. c.
Clarke. Mrs. A. A. Bresee. Mrs. Marshall
B. West. Master Louis B. West and nurse,
Mrs. N. G. Gwynn, Mrs. L. T. Kitchener
and Col. D. L. Helm.
Hotel Davenport-Mrs. E. B. Getrick
Hotel De Ville-E. Wordall and wife, w.
Murray F. Thomas. Mrs. X. Johnson and
H. Johnson.
Hotel Elwood-Eva Slocum and H. Van
Larens.
Hotel Fredonia-F McClannand and wife,
F. Ferris and wife and H. Miller and wife.
Hotel Holmhurst-G. c. Flenner, Miss
Georges, Miss X. Georges. Mrs. L. O'Hara,
Miss f. O'Hara and Miss w. Harg.
Haddon Hall-H. NJ. McDade Mrs. r. w.
Hendrckson and Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Charl-
ton.
Kuehnle's HOTEL Silverberg. Mr. and
Mrs. E. Peel. Mrs. NJ. Williams, ]. NJ Hill,
F. o. McTelland and ]. Silverberg.
Hotel Larchmont-J. Johnson. ]. Carbey,
Mrs. c. King. Mrs. H. Stenberg and daugh-
ter. Edith Dillenback. Elizabeth Imrie, Mrs.
NJ. Imrie. Miss F. Imrie. Miss a. Pollard,
Miss ]. Daily. NJ. Tyndale and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. O'Reilly.
Hotel Lamborn-W c. Susan and Mrs S.
q. Susan.
Hotel MacDonald-M. Bennett
Hotel Morton-Miss X. ]. Laws, E. B.
Farren. Mrs. W. s. Hardesty, D. G. Stuart
and Miss W. R. Dunn.
Hotel New Chathan-Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
E. H. Ingle. w. B. Wright and Mr.. Fairfax.
Hotel Ostend-Miss NJ. Waggaman. Miss
NJ. Custock and Mrs. Custock.
Hotel Oriental-T Miller. jr.
Hotel Princess-Mrs. ]. T. Wilkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. H Smith.
Hotel Pennhurst-Mrs. H. Noble, Miss
Bernice, E. Warnaling and Mrs. E. Warnal-
ing.
Hotel Rudolph-Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Ko-
senberg and Miss Auerbach.
Hotel Rio Grande-S Susuke.
Hotel Richmond-J. Rodgers and family.
Hotel Shoreham-Mrs. w. ]. Rhees. Miss
F. G. Rhees. Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Taylor,
w. H. Pfelffer Mrs r w. Dalton. Miss
Dalton Miss Sessford Miss G. A. McNally.
Miss V. D. Lacey, Miss y. Lacey and
G. D. Diehl.
Hotel Sothern-K. J. Laws.
Hotel Speidel-F. McFerin.
Hotel Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. r. Choate,
John Loughran and Mrs. j. Standby.
Hotel Wiltshire-Miss B. Rynolds, T. w.
Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hailan, Miss
E. Hallan, T. Mackall, E. w. Schneider
A. c. Poole and Miss Elsie Jenkins.