The Washington times., 1907-07-28

they have been holding FOR the last
two or three years. The feature OF the
carnival viii be the floral automobile
parade, which viii be held on Pacific
avenue II was first said that an ef-
fort would be made TO have the parade
on the boardwalk, but that was so
thoroughly impractical that II was given
up almost before IL was begun
Press Agent From Montenegro.
One OF the most striking individuals
seen on the boardwalk this week was
a native Of Montegenero, who answers
to the name Of GeOrKivic Vuceti. He
is making a tour OF the watering places
OF this country with a view 10 meet
Ing people who go abroad IN the fali.
and extOlling 10 them the beauties OF
his native land. He AYERS that the scenic
beauty IS far superior 70 that Of Switz-
erland, and asseverates that II people
should visit there once they would
never 90 back 70 Switzerland This
rather strange individual wears a small
cap OF peculiar design. and upon the
front are the letters Il n" He ex-
plained these are the initials OF the
Sery1an Prince Nicholas, and are worn
by every native as a mark Of respect
10 the prince. Mr.. Vuceti viii remain
here for another week and viii then
depar, for Asbury Park. where he Will
spend a few days, and then 90 on 70
another resort. he will make the round
or AL the resorts, winter and sum
mer. OF this country before going back
to his native heath
Launch Party for WashingtonianA
A delightful launch party was given
on Tuesday evening by a number OF the
visitors at the Hotel AlbemarIe in honor.
OF DR.. and Mrs. c. +. Trabley. OF Wash
iEgtOn. D g, who are spending part OF
The summer at the resort. This genial
couple are great favOrites with ths
younger visitors AT the house. and add
greatly ID the enjoyment OF the young
people while they are at the shore. The
party boarded the launch at the Inlet
and went down through the inside
waterways 10 LongpOrt and return IL
was a beautiful moonlight night and
made the trip most thoroughly enjoy
able In the boat were Dr. and Mrs
Trabley. AID John Meade, OF Washing
ton: Miss Gertrude Hayes. OF New
York: Miss Kildare, Of Chestnut Hill.
Philadelphia; Miss Lila Lichner. and
J. z. Ittel, Miss c. W. wfldman. Of
Pittsburg. Ernest Moran. Of Phnadel-
phIa: W. < Cox. OF New York. and
john Bresford, Of Front Royal. Va
Waterspout Spectacle
People who walked along the beach at
Longport. last Saturday. Witnessed the
rare spectacle Of = waterspout- This -
only the second time In about fifteen
years that such 6 phenomenon has been
seen rroua the shores OF Atlantic City.
II looked to those who saw II as though
a black cloud dropped down from the
heavens untn it reached the ocean, and
was then drawn back. pulling a great.
sv'irling column Of water with *. The
people could hear the roar OF the wind
and water as the spout made its way
out 70 sea and was lost 70 sight
Elks Eelipsed Horse Show.
The board OF directors OF the Atlantic
City Horse Show Association held s2e-
cial meeting this week. and decided 10
hold another snow IN July OF next year.
There will be many radical changes
made. however. and novelty features
will be introduced which have never be-
fore had a place in the Atlantic city
shows A new method OF Judging. too.
will be used Instead OF having two or
three judges for each class. with al
avs a possibility OF disagreement and
finally resulting in a compromise award,
there will be but the one judge, and his
selections VIII be finaL The show. this
year. was not as great a success as the
managers would have liked, but that
was partly due TO the fact that nearly
everybody was in Philadelphia looking
at the Elks. and partly due to rain on
the last day Of the show.
Notes and Personals.
E CaruSi. a criminal lawyer Of Wash
ington. Is among the seAsho-e visitors.
he Is accompanied by his wife, and
they are making their ssashoro home at
the Hotel Pennhurst
The Rev w w Giles. rector OF one
OF the large Episcopal churches OF
Washington. is spending a three weeks
vacation at the shore He IS accom-
panied by Mrs. Giles. and they are stay