Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

ATLANTIC CITY, August %. 1903.
WITH August practically ended. the
w season" as some people speak
of II here Is almost over. There
will be but two or three weeks more OF
the great summer crush. and then things
will begin TO settle down and visitors will
he able to find bed and a room which
they will not have to share with num-
her of others. There is never a dearth OF
visitors here. There is never time when
the hotels stick up their shutters and nail
up their doors as they do in other sea-
shore resorts. A few of the smaller
houses. those which are not equipped to
remain open in cold weather, will soon be
closing their doors. but all the large no.
tells will remain open the whole year. as
usual. 1t has been a great season.. for
most of the people came during the latter
part of July and all of August. The
early part of July was rather chilly. and
people were rather late in getting start
ed on their vacations. But the bookings
for the month of September are unus-
ually large and there Is every prospect
that the fall will see great many peo-
pie scattered about among the hotels.
In spite of the fact that 1t is the year
when there is a presidential election on
hand. almost every one believes that II
will be one of the best autumns in the
resorts history.
The carnival. which Is being planned for
the fall, promises to be one Of the biggest
things that has ever been attempted In
Atlantic City. 1t will be greater than
the one-time Boardwalk parade and the
coaching parades that were once held
here will fall into insignifcance in COM
parison. The date of the big carnival
has been set for October II. which comes
Immediately following Founders week
in Philadelphia. and 1t will give the thou
nd of yiSit0rS Gathered there To r.
ticipate in the celebration an opportunity
to come here and see the resort. No pains
or money will be spared to make 1t
great success. Many Of the leading hotel
and business men of the city are on the
committees which are arranging for the
affair and they will make 1t an unquali-
fed success.
Cen Ainsworth, adjutant general Of the
end with his wife, who Is staying at the
Strand as the guest OF Gen. and Mrs
Charles E. Haywood.
The Rev. DR. Darlington of New York
and his wife are among the visitors at the
Hotel ST. Charles
Charles r. Newman of Washington is
staying at the Hotel Ostend.
William Fahey and wife of Washington
are stopping at the Ostend Hotel
A merry party of young ladies from
Fredericksburg Va, are stopping at the
Hotel Albemarle. The party comprise
the Misses bessie King. Bessie Heflin
and Mrs. Elmer G. Heflin. They are so
pleased with the resort that they intend
to be among the visitors every summer.
Among the well known Washingtonians
stopping at the New England Hotel are
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison. who are
spending their honeymoon at the shore.
Mrs X Boswell and Miss Gertrude Bos-
well are also Of the party.
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Ries of Washington
are spending month at the Hotel Cur
ran They are accompanied by their
Ire q nd
her three children. Charles. Ernest and
Fred Corner. Among other Washington
guests at the Curran are the Misses E.
and Hazel Railey who are here with
Biundi. The Misses Railey are noted for
their beauty In the Capital city.
Frank d. Blackstone of the Washing
ton bar Is at the Wiltshire.
Miss Rosalind Harrington Is at the
Hotel Morton.
W. NJ Wallace. accompanied by Mrs.
Wallace. is stopping at the Hotel Savoy.
Mrs Hoffman of Washington, will be
among a party Of friends who will enjoy
an auto trip to the mainland. She is
registered at the Curran Hotel.
Mrs. L. p Peabody of Morgantown.
". Va. is among the guests at the New
England Hotel
Mrs. w p. Stearn and her charming
daughter. Miss Dorothy Stearn: o. A
Ebert. Mrs. William T. Reed. 1r, and
William Osborn and wife are at the
Hotel LIE Fontaine-
Miss Annabelle Lee of Washington is
at the Grand Atlantic Hotel
Miss Elaine Cunningham of Washing
ton is staying at the Princess Hotel.
Alan d. Cameron of Washington is at
the Hotel Chetwoode
Hendricks. Mr.. and Mrs Wilson and
their little daughter. c. E. Angell Earle
Angel. Miss Lilias Angel and Edwin
Hoods and daughter. are registered at
the Chetwoode Hotel from Washington.
d c.
The following residents of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic City
Hotels during the week:
Hotel Ardmore-F. /. Brown.
American Garden Hotel-H. Hotten.
Hotel Acme-William ]. Webb, w. W.
To son. J. ". Clark
Hotel Borton-Barnard Conner. Frank
II. Scott D. A. Rine, Mrs. Charlotte NJ.
Rine. Mrs. Nina c. Fry, Miss Frances
Fry.
Berkshire Inn-Miss E. Seamarky. K
G. Quigley. E. Quigley. Miss D. M. Bash
ford. Mrs. N. Lowry, Mrs. w. Aspinwall.
]. c. Aspinwall, ]. E. Naughton. F. E.
Naughton, Mrs. NJ. Lowry. Miss NJ. Kua
sin.
Hotel Brevoort-Mr and Mrs. II. H.
Schwartz
Beach ViIla-Mrs. E. N. Campbell. Mrs.
NJ. j. Bauby. j. B. Reed.
Hotel Bingham-J j. O'Connor
Chester Inn-Miss A. ]. Crowley Miss
NJ. A. Crowley. Mrs Rubenstein
Hotel Clarendon-Mrs. A. T. Reith Miss
J. Reith. Sarah E. Fowler. l.. c. Fowler.
f. S. Fowler. DR.. III. E. Simons. Fl. o.
Simons.
The Curran-Miss E. Railey. Miss H.
Railey. Mrs X. r. Gerner. Frieda Ger
ner. Mrs. G. f. Corner. II. T Ries and
wife. Miss NJ. Walsh. Miss A. F.. Erick-
son. Mrs. w. Hoffman, C. Hoffman. g. II.
Post
Cedarcroft-J. II. Richie and wife. r. F.
Lee.
Hotel Chalfonte-A. +. DOMAIN Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Watson.
Cornell Inn-Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Jen-
kins.
Hotel Chetwoode-Anna F. Mattern. c.
A. Chambers. Mrs. B. S. Chambers, Miss
e. ". Rabbit.
Hotel Davenport-Mrs. NJ. Donaldson
Miss L. Donaldson. Mrs L. Gorgas, Mr.
and Mrs. p. ]. Talbot.
Hotel Dennfs-Miss Amelia E. Pilson
j. A Valiant. d. c. Shea. G. H. Hills
and wife. John III. Clipper. wife and baby
Mrs. Mary Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Hayden. Miss Ida Hurley Miss CARING
ton. NJ. c. Elliott. Miss McKenna. Mr.