Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-26
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

their limit, the people are SpeHoNlS theIi
money literally. and the prediction that
this would prove a dull season because
of its being presidential year seems
destined to fall. The reports of the rail-
roads, which is the pulse of the resort
business everywhere. show that more
people are being carried here than In
previous years. and the crowds on the
Boardwalk and in the surf prove the
statements of the railroads true beyond
question. The Sunday crowds are i'm
mense. and by the time noon arrives 1t Is
next to impossible to get a bathing suit
from any Of the numerous establish
ments. The crowd of bathers was so
dense last Sunday that it was almost i'm
possible for one to walk along the edge
of the water. where so many of the chill
dren and timid people stay. There Is
nothing in any direction to indicate that
1t will be below any other year; on the
other hand. 1t looks as though 1t Will be
far ahead in many ways.
Many of the visitors this year have
gone to Chelsea hotels or cottages. The
crowd in that section of the island Is far
greater this wear than ever before, and
this has tended to relieve to a certain ex-
tent the terrible jam of people that has
in previous years characterized the
Boardwalk between Massachusetts, and
Michigan avenues. Chelsea is booming,
and real estate men who deal In prop
critics exclusively in that section say the
season there is far ahead of other years.
There have been some complaints made
to the effect that percentage Of the life
guards were inefficient. To prove this
true or untrue Mayor Stoy had every
member of the life-guard squad subjected
10 test the other day. and every man
showed ability 10 cope with all cond1-
hot fhA~ hoe mot 10
"A single fatality this year. and that
many rescues have been made where the
rescued party was in serious d1mcuity'
proves cOnclusively that the life guards
are fully able to cope with every conal-
ton they may meet. They are all ex-
perienced watermen. and most Of them
have either lived In it or upon 1t the
greater part of their lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n. Morris and family
of Washington have taken apartments at
the Hotel Francis and will remain at the
shore for the balance of the season.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Kennedy are among
the Washingtonians at the shore. They
have apartments at Hamilton Hall.
DIR. and Mrs E. P. Hyde of Washington
have taken apartments at Hamilton Hall
and will spend the balance of the summer
at the shore.
NJ C. Elliott and James NJ. Green of
Washington are staying at the Hotel
Chelsea.
Allen r. Boyd of Washington is at the
Hotel Chelsea.
Mrs Anna Porter. the Misses Porter
and Miss Eva Norcross of Washington
are at the Hotel Chelsea.
N c. Wyeth of Washington Is at the
Marlborough lenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Warner and
daughters of Washington are at the
Marlborough Blenheim for the remainder
of the season.
Miss Harriet Holthier is at the MARI
borough-Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weiss. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Manning, Albert Harris and
Arthur Moore have Joined the colony Of
Washingtonians at the Hotel Ostend.
Mrs Frances B. Carpenter and her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Carpenter. are
spending the season at the Hotel West
mont.
Miss Katharine Mulin of Washington
who is spending the season at the Hotel
Raleigh. entertained number of friends
the other evening in celebration of the
anniversary Of her birth. Among the
guests were Miss Minnie Marshall. Miss
Hannah Davis and Miss Stella Gatewood
of Washington.
Well known Washingtonians at the
shore this week include Mr.. and Mrs. V.
E Adler Miss Verbena M. Adler. Master
Claude Adler and Robert Adler. They
are staying at the Hotel Yarmouth.
The following residents of Washington
registered at the Atlantic City hotels
during the week:
American HOTEL. III. Haverd.
Hotel Arlington-C. w. Leedey. Miss E.
Foltz.
Avon Inn-Mrs. NJ. L. Turner, Miss F.
Turner, Miss E. Turner, Mrs. j. Transom,
Hotel Borton-E. H. Snyder and wife,
Vera b. Snyder. Master E. H. Snyder. jr.
Beach Villa-Mrs. F. /. Mathews. Mr..
and Mrs. L. p Altscher, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. Lindsay.
Berkshire inn-H. c. Singer and wife,
n. Wright. NJ. L. Trunnell.
Hotel Belmont-G. Latimer. NJ D.
Hotel Chetwoode-Mrs Mary Thea
Hotel Chelsea-Allen R. Buyer.
Cosmos Hall-Mrs. NJ. L. Bundy. Mr.. J.
c. N1tef. Capt. c. NJ. Cyphen. Mr.. NJ. L.
Bundy, Master Bundy.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mrs Richard Inch.
Hotel Continental-Arthur Turner, Mrs.
Connie L. Bell. Miss Lottie NJ. Caho, Miss
Alice NJ. Turner
Cedarcroft Hotel-O. B. Brown
Hotel Columbia-Ida Harmed. N. Cohen.
Hotel Dennis-D. S. Ellins and wife,
Mrs. Richard c. Parker. James DAILY,
Mrs. A. Daily. Miss j. Daily. ]. Augustus
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newbold,
Mr. and Mrs Murray Cobb Henry NJ.
Flather, Miss Lucy H. Father and maid;
Mrs. G. B. Chapman. Master Norris Chip
man and maid: J. G. Waters, Miss E. A.
Willard. T. d. Waters. Miss NJ. Waters.
g. NJ. Pilson and two children and maid;
ley. Miss Carrie Mckinley. Master Ed
ward Mckinley. j. II. Corning. E. w.
Brown. Mr. and Mrs. b. T. Prison. Miss
Zelma Ptlson. Miss Marguerite Pilson.
Henry III. Fletcher. Miss Lucy n. Fletcher
and maid.
Hotel Ethyn-E. c. Reese
Hotel Elberon-J. 8. Worthington
Hotel Fredonfa-Joseph BoZzain. DID. !;
Charles Murray. Philip NJ. McKein.
Hotel Glendale-W. III. Eurffln. F. J.
Rapie. j. NJ. Kinds. Mrs. Fl. e. Wescott
Mrs. A. G. Patterson. n c. Patterson.
Greater Pittsburg Hotel-H. Bogus.
Haddon Hall-Franklin Somers. Mrs. E.
II. Horne. A. X. Horne. Harry G. Brown
Mrs. II. G.. Brown. Edgar N. Donaldson.
Mrs. r. n. Donaldson. Albert l.. Godoy.
F. A. Gibbons. Miss A. III. Horne. W F.
Borund. r. S. Lathrop, Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher. Mrs. r. II. Stinemetz and son,
j, W. Paxton. ii. j. Frank.
Hotel Homhurst-Mr. and Mrs. G. E..
Walker and son.
Hollands Boardwalk Hotel-M. Stern
man. j. T. Lane and wife. s. Katzen.
Hotel 1roquoiS-Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Buckley. Miss I. l.. Lansdale. G.. w.
Kern. Miss Donnelly F. j. Wagner and
wife. l.. Robinson. Mrs. E. A. McIntire.
kuehnle's Boardwalk-C. +. King.
La Fontaine Hotel-Mr and Mrs. w.
Read. Master C. Koch, c. Won Iriner. A.
A. Mcleod.
Hotel Loraine-o Little. o. Debbe, S.
Leiberman.
Hotel Malatesta-Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Coppes.
Hotel Morton-Mr and Mrs L. IN. Wal
tiers.
Hotel Majestic-Miss NJ Quarck, Miss
y. Quarck