Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07
non thing and such an everyday affair

mon thing and such an everyday ana1F
that the people have long ceased to Won
der when they see people in the ocean
The bathing season was officially opened
on Sunday, when Mayor Stoy sent body
of life guards to duty at various points.
The guards have already done good serv-
Ice and saved lives In at least two or
three instances.
Charles Zazzali, formerly of the Hotel
Carlton, has leased the Hotel Yarmouth
at the foot of Belmont avenue. and will
open it for the season about June 20
The Yarmouth is one of the most recently
built hotels in the select Chelsea district.
has capacity for little more than
EGO people. and Is handsomely furnished
It is now being thoroughly renovated and
placed in first-class condition under the
personal supervision of Mr.. Zazzali The
porch of the house connects with the
Boardwalk, and there Is nothing to OBJ
struct the ocean view from any of its
rooms
Frank Fisher and F. NJ. Gardner of
Washington are spending a couple of
weeks at the Hotel Iroquois. :,
Mrs. c. c. Libbey. accompanied by
Mrs. J. A. Garrett and Mrs. c. c. Crow
ley, all of Washington. are spending a
fortnight at the Hotel Ostend.
Thomas +. nCleawes and NJ. NJ Merrill
of Washington are at the New England
with their families. They will remain at
tho resort for II couple OF weeks
Charles q. Douglass of Washington has
taken up his residence at the Hotel Tray
more for An extended stay ut tho resort.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. Mas1ctt. we'll known
in the society circles of Washington, arc
among the visitors at the Marlborough
Blcnhcim.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Trube and family OF
Washington arc spending couple of
weeks at the shore. They have apart
mcnts at the Marlborough Blcnhcim.
John Taylor Arms of Washington spent
tho week at the shore. He stayed at Had
don Hall.
The following residents of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic City
hotels during the week:
Hotel RothweIl-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. In
gram, Mrs. A. F.. Dickson.
The Brevort-H w. Wood.
Hotel Bouvier-Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nor
ton.
Craig Hall-Mrs. ]. E. Roberts. r. P.
Jones. L. J. Ostermayer. Miss K. Smith:
Hotel Chalfonte-A. C. Wells, John Brit
ton. ]. P. Polk. C. H. French. E. L. Klos-
son.
Hotel Dennis-Mrs s. l.. Myers. Mrs. E.
B. Weeks. Miss korper.
Hotel Homhurst-B T. Adams.
Haddon Hall-Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Car
penter. John Taylor Arms Rev. DR.. AL
fred Harding. A. Coulter Wells, John
Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Bourgeois, Mrs. Hugh
W. Freed, j. w. PaXston, Mrs and Mrs.
John ID. Ecker.
Hotel Howard-Capt W. f. Bulin.
Halcyon Hall-Miss P. Wilcox
Hotel Iroquois-F. Fisher. S. NJ. Gard
ner.
Hotel Malatesta-J Berona.
Hotel Morton-H. w. Quick.
Hotel Monticello-G W. Hanger. :.
New Clarion-W. n. Tillinghast.
New England-Mr and Mrs. L. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Lang, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Henner. v. Jennison, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ. Merrill
Hotel Penhurst-Miss l. E.. Lee.
Hotel Raleigh-Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Ra
nard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arts. B. J. Moses.
j. c. Wheeler. jr.. Mr.. and Crs. c. E. Gal
liner. Miss Galliher. l.. Macry.
Rio Grandeur. and Mrs. W. A. Hay
burn.
Hotel Shoreham-E. n. Waters, Mr.. and
Mrs T. W. Dalton.
Seaside House-Mrs. Edward NJ Tall
man, Miss Barker. Miss A. c. Pelham.
Miss Katherine Pelham.
Stevens Cottage-Mrs. E. Settler, r. e.
White.
Hotel Stickney-Lawrence Baxter.
Hotel Strand-E. w. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H Deggs, l.. F. Rhinehart.
Hotel Wiltshire-Alr. and Mrs. A. F.
Dixon.
Hotel Warwick-Maj. and Mrs. P. A.
Ames. Mrs. f r McCourtney and chill
dren.