Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-05
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


Say Neither are they suffering with the
blues because there is no noise or excite
nent In spite of the proclamation of the
police that there must be no fireworks. or
something like that, there Is noise enough
20 make one believe that small battle
IS being fought and there is the usual
number of Youngsters running about the
streets with their hands and faces tied
up as a result of powder burns. Tonight
there will be a fireworks display at the
Atlantic City and Ventnor Yacht Clubs,
and everybody who wants to see it Will
have the privilege. Down at the Nentnor
Yacht Club there is series of motor boat
races being held this afternoon. and
series of races between the mosquito boats
Of the Seaside Yacht Club at the Inlet.
There is joy in the hearts of visitors
over the starting OF the boats between
Longport and Ocean City. The latter are
controlled by the Shore Fast Line. which
also directs the trolley line between At
Ian;ic City and Ocean City, by way OF
Somers Point. and the company has ar
ranged so that the tickets Will be good
either way Now one can go to Ocean.
City by trolley. come back Via Lopgport
OH the steamer and into Atlantic City
again by trolley. 1t makes pleasant
trip. and takes up the greater part OF
morning or afternoon.
DR. c. H. S. Lyttleton of Philadelphia
has purchased the Hotel Wiltshire, on
Virginia avenue, formerly owned by Sam
uel S. PhoebuS- The house is leased by
Harry Bothman.
George L. Spence has leased the Mount
Vernon Hotel Pacific and Michigan ave-
nues, and opened it for the season.
Kuehnle's Boardwalk Hotel, formerly the
Ritz at the corner of Ocean avenue, has
opened for the season under the manage
ment of Louis Kuehnle, Charles Fortner
and David Holland. The new company
has taken five years lease on the house.
Mrs ]. r. Tindle, daughter of United
States Senator Knox of Pennsylvania. is
spending a couple of weeks at the shore
She is staying at the Hotel Shelburne. She
is entertaining Miss A. c. Mohler of VAL
ley Forge.
Edward Shaw. librarian in the office of
the surgeon general OF the army, of Wash
ington. is spending a couple OF weeks at
the Hotel Cedarcroft.
Ellis Pierson, a Washington business
man, is spending a little vacation at the
shore. He is making his headquarters at
the Hotel Rio Grande. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Chandler of Washington. who
have been at the Rio Grande for several
weeks. will leave in the course of a few
days for the Adirondack mountains,
where they will spend the balance of the
w. f. Wood of the National Hotel
Washington, came to the shore in the
early part of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs G B. McFell OF Washington in
touring car. They will spend a few
days at the shore and are making their
home at the Hotel St. Charles.
Mir. and Mrs. NJ Stein Of Washington
have augmented the Washington colony
al the Hotel Rudolf.
Mrs. II. c. Winship and her two daug-
tiers. Miss Margaret e. Winship and
Miss Edith Z. Winship. are spending a
month at the shore They are living at
the Hotel ST Charles.
W. +. Burch Of Washington Is among
athe seashore visitors over the national
holiday. He is. staying at the Avoca Ho-
tel and is accompanied by his bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Blanton, jr.. OF
Washington are spending their honey
moon at the shore. They are making
their home at the Rio Grande Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. a. Fault and child of
Washington have taken apartments at
the Hotel Mervine for a fortnight's stay
at the resort.
!. Mr.. md Mrs Phillips. T. Larner, Dr.
and Mrs. j. Hall Lewis, Miss Irene Dick
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kennedy. jr.
make up a party of Washingtonians
spending several weeks at Hamilton Hall
Mai. and Mrs. Porter of Washington
have apartments at the Hotel Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Melton of
Washington have taken apartments at
the Hotel Sothern. They are entertaining
Washington is also making his headQuar-
tiers at the SOthern.
Mrs. F. c. Neele and Miss D. n. Dixon
of Washington are spending fortnight
at Haddon Hall.
Miss Cora Slicer of Washington is at
the Wiltshire.
Miss Laura c. Wells of Washington and
Miss Louisa c. Lee of Rockville. Nd. are
among the shore visitors. They are liv-
ing at the Hotel Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. l.. Wilberger of
Washington are among the July visitors
at the Hotel Chalfonte.
w j MCGEE and Philip Wells of WASH
ington are spending a fortnight here at
the Hotel TraSmore.
]. Frank Wengler of Washington is
staying at the Hotel Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore r. Shuey of
Washington have registered at the Hotel
ST Charles for an extended stay at the
resort. They are both prominent in the
social circles of Washington.
3. T. Hinton of Washington is staying
at the Hotel Majestic while on a trip to
Atlantic City.
Alexander Wolf of Washington and
his family have taken apartments at the
Hotel Rudolf for an extended stay at the
shore. Mrs. Wolf has been in poor
health for some time and came here to
recuperate. Henry Hammond of Wash
ington is also at the Rudolf
The following residents OF Washington
have registered at these Atlantic Cry no.
tells during the week:
The Avoca-Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burch
Berkshire Inn-Mrs. II. B. O'Brier;.
Hotel Bothwell-Mrs. A. Hughes. Mr..
and Mrs. +. c. Weber. Mrs' John Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Stout, Miss Helen
Stout.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. D. w
Linn, r. Montfort. Miss E. Evans. A. w.
Evans. b. c. Colyar. Joseph Clark Hop
kin. Edward 4. Jordan. B. Aaronson,
Mrs. w. S. Gray. j. u. Moffat. jr.
Craig Hall-Mr. and Mrs. Z. G Coates,
e. &. Coates. Mrs. w. Davis, Mrs. 4. ".
Dunn. Miss a. T. kean.
Hotel Clarendon-S. s. Carpenter. Mr.
and Mrs S. NJ. Pearson, Miss A G.
Cross. Miss A. NJ Biddleberge:. Mrs. l.
r. Dayton. Miss Dayton. the Misses
Graves.
Hotel Dennis-J. H. Clapp. Z. Street:
Edward Sheetz. f. E. Conneiy. Mr. and
Mrs. II. ". Harlan, Miss Catherine Har-
Ian and maid. Mrs. w. S. Parks. ]. H.
Corning. A. E. Fowler. A. X. STICKY,
Robert McDermott, Stuart Mcnamara.
Gadsby House-W. a. Finch.
Hotel Holmhurst-MrS. c. B. Rheem, A
w. Kelly. MIR. and Mrs. A. B. GaUler
Miss Annie Gawler.
Haddon Hall-W. B. Wright Jarnes NJ
Place. Mrs. F. C. Weile. Miss ID. l..
Dixon. C. w. HILL Mr. and Mrs r. E. L.
Wilberger.
Hotel IroQuois-M. f. Ney, S. Whitman
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Speer
La Fontaine-W. S. Shipper, j. F.. Loft
tus. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Mills
HnNA 49,, NJ