The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-04
IG0 ENGAGEMENToC or,d DFROONALaC
ATLANTIC CITY GETS
READY FOR BIG
CARNIVAL.

ATLANTIC CITY, oct "A heavy
thunder shower early Tuesday morning
cleared the atmosphere, and duu, murray
weather is a thing of the past Life at
the shore is now worth the living
Everybody here is getting ready for
the big carnival, which viii be held
Monday, October Z. That is the ami
versary Of the discovery of America.
but the carnival is not prepared L. cele-
brate that event There will be a couple
Of decided novelties IN the line: An
exhibit Of the "Anti-Race Suicide Club, %
in the form Of a float hlled with baby
carriages, and the baby carriages filed
with infants. and a marching club OF
fifty OF more women. representatives OF
the Lady Foresters." The committee
in charge Of the carnival has enough
entries now 10 make it the biggest dem
onstration ever made IA the resort, and
more are coming in every day.
John EroWl, the boy hero, who TiskeG
his life TO save that Of a man named
Brown, from New York, last summer.
has been entered n che Atlantic City
Business College, where he viii remain
until he has acqUircI a good business
education. His tuition ana other eX-
pcnses are being J0.ae by the Pieidas
Club OF New York, Of which the
drowned man, Brown. was q prominent
member.
The Hotel Jackson. at the foot Of
Virginia avenue. Will remain open all
y inter This is the first time thas
house has stayed open after October /
The Hotel Continental, too. on South
Tennessee avenue, will remain open This
year.
Tue Dowagcr Countess de Sibc7I. a
WeI-knCWn ngUre in the diplomatic
circies OF Washington. is spending some
time at the shore. she has a suite OF
apartments at the Hotel Dennis. and
brings her own maids and footman-
Leaves for Washington.
Joel HHlnan, proprietor Of the Hotel
Rudolf. in this city. and Earveys res
taurant, Washington, left for the lat
ter place this week. Since becoming an
Atlantic CITY bonIface ne divides mis-
time pretty near equally between the
two cities
Mrs S ] Moore. well known in
the social circles OF Washington, is
spending some time n the shore. Mrs.
Moore and Miss Moore stayed al the
Hotel Raleigh until that hosiery closed
its doors for the season.
H.
who speut the latter part OF the sum
mer with Mrs Henry BiddIe at Paou.
has come over 70 Atlantic CITY 20 spend
couple OF weeks before going back
O. her home I'm Washington.
Patrick Haltigan. with his wife and
two Children. are among the fall visl-
tors al the Hotel ST Charles. Mr.. Hal
tiean IS publisher and editor Of the
Hlbernian, Washington publication
Mr. and Mrs Belts, Of Washington.
accompanied by their little son, who
have bten motoring through the Cat
skllls all summer, have registered at
preparatory 10 returning 10 their home
Mrs. Thompson Wilson and her three
daughters, Of Washington, are spending
, the fan at the Hotel Wiltshire The
young ladies are expert hOrseWOmen.
and attract no little attention as they
gallop up and down the beach on splr-
tied mounts.
Miss Marion K. smith. who IS quite
prominent I'm the younger social set or
Washington. is spending October at the
resort She is staying at the Hotel
Wiltshire.
John II. Corning. one OF the leading
business men of Wasl ingtOn, IS making
his customary fall visit in the resort
He has come TO Atlantic City every fall
FOR number OF years.
At the Hotels.
The following residents Of Washing
ton have registered At these Atlantic
City hotels during the week:
craig Hail-W. II. Sh:rclif.
Hotel ChetwOgde-Mrs. J. A Hayes
Hotel BothwelI-W. J. F. Fowler. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Pratt, Mrs A. J. King.
Cornell Inn-Mr. and Mrs. Shirn.
Hotel Chalfonte-4Ir. and Mrs George
l. Starkey.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. E. II Schenck.
Mrs. X. +. Kelly, George NJ RUffin, DR..
Edward RedlOc, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry =.
Fry. L @ Burroughs. Mr. and Mrs. d.
?. de Graw, DowdSer Countess de 81
bOni A NJ Nevins c. Blair, George
G. FlenneT, Mr.. aad Mrs. John NJ Car
son.
Hotel IIolnhurst-Niiss T. r. Ryan.
HaddOn Hall-AIrs. r. II. McFerran,
Miss +. NJ. Green, DT. and Mrs L. Q.
Quick Frank StetSOn. Miss Young, d.
r. Bailey, Admiral John Gibson and
Hotel Iroouois-AIrs. c. W. Hills. Miss
Hills. ]. J. Corridor, Mr. and Mrs. c..
A. Wolfe.
Hotel Mo-toa-H- c. Mclean.
Hotel Pennhurst-W. Finn. Mrs. H.
Ponce oe Ieon-8Iiss NJ. Collins.
Hotel RUdolf-Mr. and Mrs. ". D.
Gill
Hotel strand-NIrs. E. St. c. Thomp-
son.
Hotel shoreham-Mr. and Mrs. Belts.
p. Belts
Seaside House-AIr. and Mrs. f. a.
tennlnB-
Hotel Traymore-AIr. and Mrs. c. H.
Connolly. +. II. Chester.
Hotel Wiltshire-E. H Wilson. Lucy
r. Robinson. Miss Mather. Miss Helen
Nather, Mrs c. r. Willetts, Miss Nc
Nicely. G. H Wilson Miss Mcdonald
Hotel Whittle-Mr. and Mrs. W. @.
GusS
YOurg's Hotel-Miss Havemeyer.
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