Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-20
FALL RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special correspondence oi nc Stoi'
ATLANTIC CITY. September 10. 1908
Just a touch Of the fall weather ar
rived the latter part of the week. which
made the visitors unused to this Climate
hunt some of their light wraps for the
evenings. But it is not cool enough to
make it unpleasant and the days are de-
lightful. 1t will not last long. however.
If the predictions of the weather man
may be relied upon. The warm days will
be here again. and those who have Tor
saken light fiannels and straw hats Will
be hunting for them again. The fall OF
the year Is always one Of the pleasantest
periods in Atlantic City, for the days are
warm and the nights cool. and the
crowds. while great are not as heavy as
In summer. when everything is packed so
full that one has hardly space In Whicn
to breathe. The outlook for the fall ana
winter business in Atlantic City is bright
er than it has even been before.
Atlantic City is preparing great carni-
val for Monday, October. 12-on the 416th
anniversary of the discovery of America
by Christopher Columbus. 1t is not being
arranged with a view to celebrating that
great historical event, but for the purpose
Of having something unusually bright and
interesting to happen in the fall OF this
year. AS rule there is nothing here In
ton for visitors. and 1t Is to obviate this
difficulty that the Business League. hotel
men and others have set out to inaugurate
a Mardi Gras festival. which is to be
made an annual event. The railroads will
run special trains into the resort on that
date. and will make special rates from
various points. The carnival committee
has been at various places seeking ideas
and general information. and they pro-
pose making this affair one OF the most
noteworthy that has ever been presented
Atlantic City residents and visitors. There
will be a parade in the evening which
will be led by about 300 or more auto
mobiles. These will be gaily decorated
floats of every description. More than
5000 school children will participate In
the parade. Each girl will be provided
with a carnival parasol and each boy
whom some hard things have been said.
will be invited to come here and par
ticipate In the festivities. Many of the
residents here have taken his word that
he never made use of some of the OBJ
jectionable terms applied to the resort
which was accredited him, and If he will
accept the invitation of the committee he
will receive a cordial reception and be
made to feel perfectly at ease.
Maurice Baer of Washington, d. c., is
a visitor at the Raleigh Hotel. He Is ac-
companied by party of friends. who
are enjoying their second visit to the re-
sort this season.
Miss Gretchen Hood. Miss Brett. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hopewell. Miss Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Callernan and their
daughter, Miss Callernan. form an at
tractive group of Washingtonians stop
ping at the Chetwoode Hotel.
Mr.. John DAILY is visitor from Wash
ington registered at the Chetwoode Ho-
TEL Mr.. DAILY is accompanied by his sis
ter. Miss May DAILY.
Miss Isa,el NJ. Hart of the Capital city
is booked for two weeks stay at the
Hotel Wiltshire.
Mrs. William A. Haley. after spending
part of the summer at the shore with her
husband. returned to her home in Wash
ington.
Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given.
accompanied by Mrs. Given and their
son. Master Harvey Given of Washing
ton. are spending a few days at the
Hotel Majestic.
Robert Otterback of the United States
geological survey of Washington. ac-
two-week vacation at the Hotel Stick
ney.
Mr.. Guy A. Ourand OF Washington. D.
c., is spending some time at the shore
as guest at the Hotel Shoreham.
Charles j. Walker Of Washington. ac-
companied by Mrs. Walker and son, are
sojourn!ng at the Hotel Lamborn for the
remainder of the month.
Mr.. ]. c. Wilson of the Capital city is
at the Rio Grande Hotel
Mrs. ]. Lully Of Washington Is at Hal
cyon Hall for an extended stay.
Miss Hope Morrison Of Washington
is at the Grand Atlantic Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Seymour Of Wash
| ington are at the Ostend Hotel for short
visit.
Messrs. Kolgate and Farnan of Wash
ington are at the Princess Hotel
Miss Florence ReMere of Washington
is at the Albemarle Hotel.
Mrs. A. Exner of Washington Is at the
Rio Grande Hotel.
The following residents Of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic City
hotels during the week:
Hotel Borton-K. Hess, Mrs. Julius
Duehring, w. +. Hearst and Mrs. Hearst.
NJ Morgan, E. Ecketew and Mrs. J..
Waldre.
The Bouvier-Miss Julia La Doubleday.
Beach Villa-John Duffy. Marie Duffy.
Berkshire Imam l. Middlehauff. r. X.
Middlehauff. W. .. Middlehauff. Alline G.
Weeks.
Hotel Clarendon-W. Donaldson and
wife, ]. NJ. Egsleston. DR.. NJ. E. Tuford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wayne. Mrs. c. E.
Cooke Mrs. f. L. Powers, Miss Hogue, K.
w Thatcher.
Hotel Chalfonte-Miss G. Newton. Walter
H. Klopfer and vile, Mrs. John G.. Will
liams and daughter. Miss Louise Will
liams Mrs. George r. Dudley, Mrs. Sam
uel Ii. Moore, >. L. Hilton ana WlIe, MI.
and Mrs. Jules Guthridge, Mrs. Charles
c. Thorne Miss Frances NJ. rhorne. w.
C. Keegan and wife, Miss Clara Ruth,
Joseph O. Reeu. MD: Ida B.. Reed. Fred
Cassens Reed Sadie O. Moore, Miss r. G.
Korn, Miss Pullman.
Cornell Inn-Lulu 3. Thorn.
The Curran-Dr. Sueger, Mr. and Mrs.
G. F. Garrett.
The Colwyn-Mrs. r. P. Currie
Hotel Chetwoode-E NJ Hood and fam
lily. T. c. Leavis and wife.
Hotel Dennis-Dr. and Mrs. II. c. Var
row. Mrs. c. Hayden, Mrs. ]. w. Elton.
Charles T. Creecy. DR.. and Mrs. s o.
Richey,. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Percy Meyers.
Dr. Walter A Wells. Miss Nellie NJ.
Wheeler. Mrs. T. F. Mallon. Blaine Mall
lon. Rodrck Mallon, Beatrice Mallon,
Adele B Mallon. Allen b. Clark: Dorothy
P. Clark. Mrs Walter A. Webb
Ebbitt House-Mrs. ]. Lindsey. Miss j.
Lindsey.
Hotel F'rancis-J ]. Campbell. ]. F..
Campbell and wife. Mrs. G. B. Emery.
Haddon Hall-Henry w. Sampson, w.
III. Matthews and wife, Mrs. A T. Brit
ton, j. Britton, l.. r. Mcdonald and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Saville. Miss Saville.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Kitchener Beale
Mrs. B. F. Kelly. J. w. Thompson and
wife. son and nurse, Alexander Hensey.
E. H. Pillsbury. G. D. Carpenter.
Hollands Boardwalk-M. F. Mangan, j.
B. Horgan
Hotel Holmhurst-C. II. Franzoni and
wife, Kate H Franzoni.
Halcyon Hall-Mrs. J. Seely.
Hotel Iroquois-Eugene J. HALLS, Gus
H. Richard. Mrs. Lester Henry Tyler.