Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-22
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.


ATLANTIC CITY. March 81, 1903
] The Hotel Chelsea was the scene OF a
brilliant dance Friday night. when the
members Of the Entire Nous Club gave
their annual dance for the benefit of the
Atlantic City Hospital. The ballroom OF
the Chelsea was never more prettily deco
rated. nor was 1t ever graced by so many
pretty women. There were between 300
and 400 people present, and II was the
leading social event Of Lent.
The Hotel Raleigh. at the foot of st.
Charles place, opened today for the seq
son of 1908. 1t is once more under the
capable management OF Harry j. Dynes
who has conducted ii so successfully for
the last two years. He has had large
number OF improvements made during the
last two or three months. and patrons
of the house will appreciate the added
comforts which have been installed for
their use and enjoyment. The Raleigh has
always been noted for the excellence OF
its table. and the standard will be in no
wise lowered during the present season
Venerable Archdeacon Norton of the
Episcopal Church of Montreal. Canada
accompanied by Mrs. Morton. is spending
month in Atlantic City for the benefit
of his health. He and Mrs Norton are
staying at the Hotel Traymore.
Capt. Charles Laird Of the United States
Navy and his wife are spending a couple
OF weeks at the shore. They make their
headquarters at the Hotel Pennhurst.
7. r. Marshall of Washington is spend
ing fortnight at the shore. He is reg
istered at the Hotel st. Charles.
Mrs. George H. Bartlett Of Washington
is staying at the Hotel Albemarle.
Mrs. NJ E Norment of Washington.
accompanied by her son, Is at the Hotel
Traymore.
n. D. Price of Washington is spending
couple of weeks here. He is staying
q hn a
An interesting party at the Hotel Wilt
shire is composed of the Misses Pauline
Chaplin. Louise Robinson and Rosalind
Longworthy Mrs. F. v. Abbott. II. d. Abb
bolt and Miss E. E. Abbott of Washing
ton have been spending several days at
the shore They spent part Of last Sun
day watching the golfers on the links OF
the Atlantic City Country Club.
M. and Mrs j. Callahan OF Washing
ton are at the Hotel Chalfonte.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Bowman OF
Washington have been among the weeks
visitors at Haddon Hall.
Mrs. A. Blair and Miss Head Of Wash
ington have been spending the week at
the Hotel Holmhurst.
F. w Winneberg of Washington Is
Shaving at the Hotel Lorraine.
Mr. and Mrs T ID. Yeager and MI ana
Mrs. n Becker of Washington are spend
ing a fortnight at the Hotel Monticeiio.
Col. s. p Smith and Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Webster of Washington are
SPENDING a couple of weeks at the shore.
They are making their headquarters al
the Hotel Rio Grande.
Mr. and Mrs s. H. Green OF Wasnlhs-
ton are registered at the SEASIDE HOUSE
for q two weeks stay at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Green and MISS
Green of Washington are among the Leh-
fen visitors at the Hotel ST. Charles
The following residents of washington
have registered these Atlantic SllI
hotels during the week
Hotel Roscobel-P. Brown.
Hotel Chalfonte-Miss P. Chaplin, Miss
Louise Robinson Miss r. Longworthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy, MI anu
Mrs j. Callahan.
Hotel De V,lle-A. Brooks.
Haddon Hall-Mr. and Mrs. George l.
Bowman.
Hotel Holmhurst-Mrs A. Blair, Miss
Head Mrs. Martha Schneider.
Hotel Loraine-F. w. Winneberg.
Hotel Monticelo-Mr. and Mrs. r. n.
Yeager Mr.. and Mrs. \. Becker, Miss
Mary Decide. Miss Mildred Decide
The Phillips House-E. r. German
Hotel Runnymede-G. P. Merritt Ralph
TAYLOR, G. c. Stephenson. II. j. Hilton
Hotel Rio Grande-Mr and Mrs. w. ii.
THOMPSON. Mrs Charles Rice and son.
Col 8. p Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Webster Mrs Edward Solwell, Miss SOL
well. >,
Seaside House-Mr. and Mrs. s. II.
Green. Mrs M. NJ. La Belle, Capt {. w.
Smith. -
II. Norment.
Hotel Notwithstanding. ]. S. Hatch
Hotel Whittle-MrS. r. A. Harrison, MISS
Harrison