Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

shore. The hotels are filled and there is
the usual big July crowd on the Board
walk There is nothing in the pessimistic
views held by some of the hotel men and
merchants as to its being an ''off season.
Figures from the railroads show the travel
quite as heavy as last year, and in some
instances even greater. There is always
few who will take pessmistlc view OF
things. They are either troubled with
chronic INDIGESTION or else look at the
world through exceptionally blue glasses
The Hotel Princess, South Carolina ave
nue. near the ocean. has opened for Inc
season under the proprietorship of Charles
E. Cope.
G.. G. Cornish. a well known officer of
the army. now stationed at Washington,
is visitor at the Hotel Stickney. He is
entertaining Mr.. George F. Gulick of
Washington.
Capt. A. F. Nixon of the, United States
Navy. now stationed at the Washington
navy yard. is spending a couple or weeks
at the shore He is accompanied by Mrs.
Nixon. and they are staying at the Hotel
Boutwell,
Alexander Wolf. Washington attorney.
has taken apartments at the Hotel Ru-
dolf for himself WIFE child and Mrs
VOLTS mother for the balance of the
summer
Miss Caroline Dulin Summers. the at
tractive daughter of Brig. Gen. j. E. Sum-
mers of the United States Army, gave
at the Hotel Strand where Miss Sum-
mers is spending the season. The affair
took quite a military air. for among
the guests were Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles Haywood. Brig. Gen and Mrs
Coates. Gen j c. Bates. Gen. J. F.. Sum-
mcrs of Washington. Miss Nellie Engard.
daughter of Rear Admiral Engard. re-
tired. of Philadelphia. and Miss Nellie
Boughton Of Atlantic City.
s. O. Pratt is spending a couple of
weeks in this city He is staying at the
Vermont House.
c. NJ Edelin,. a prominent hotel man of
Washington is spending couple of weeks
at the resort as the guest of S. Conrad
Eckholm. proprietor of the Hotel Month
cello.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Baum of Washing
ton are spending the summer at the
shore They are making their home at
the Rio Grande Hotel.
III. Morgan Robinson of Washington is
spending some time at the shore and is
making his home at the Rio Grande. He
expects his family to join him here for
the month of August. Miss Virda Davis
Of Washington is among the visitors at
the Rio Grande.
Mr. and Mrs Lurch. Miss Caroline
Luro:l and Miss Edith Stowell of Wash
ington make up pleasant family party
spending July at the New England Hotel.
Mrs. Odel and Miss Ida Smith of
Washington are among the visitors at the
shore They are staying at the New Eng
land Hotel
r. w. Maloney. H. B. Moore and L. A
Dacony of Washington are making their
home at the Hotel ST. Charles while on
a visit to the shore.
Mrs. Joseph Stimson Of Washington
formerly Miss Pauline Carter of this city.
Is spending a couple of weeks here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Carter,
at their cottage In Chelsea
Joseph Mack of Washington is spending
fortnight's vacation at the shore.
Mrs. j. S. Standley and Mr.. and Mrs c.
Washington
seashore visitors. They will be at the
ostend for the balance of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. johnson of Wash
ngton are spending the summer at the
Hotel Princess.
Mr. and Mrs D. A. Hays of Washing
ton are spending the summer at this re-
sort. They are living at the Grand At
lantic Hotel.
c: E. Crothers. a prominent merchant
Of Washington. is spending a couple of
weeks at the Hotel Traymore.
Henry Plaenker and daughter, Miss
Rhea E. Plaenker. of Washington. are
spending several weeks at the Hotel Ma
iestic.
The following residents of Washington
have registered I'm these Atlantic City no.
tells during the week:
Hotel Avoca-Mrs. j. s., Hofiingshead
Miss E. L. Moore. j. W. Foster. Mrs Fos-
ter, j. Donovan.
p. Hotel Abbey-L. Stanley.
Hotel Beechwood-H. " Hayden. 49,,
Hotel Boutwell, "A, Foote. l.. B. Nc
.Afee. Mrs. o. G. Moore and son, A. Y
Stascock.
Berkshire Inn-H. G. Sharp. j. J.
O'Toole.
Hotel Brevoort-L. S. Miller
Hotel Chalfonte-H. E. Shroyer c. wv.
Buyes and wife. T. B. Caldwell. Howard
w. Topham c. B. Spares. v. V. Kirkman
Chas A. Lutz. A. H. Plant Carl A. Droop,
c. E: Gore. Leon Strauss
Hotel Carisbad-Mr. and Mrs H. Pen
ton
Hotel Continental-H Wilson, W.. g.
Bits
Hotel chetwoode-Mrs. NJ. B. Thor
worth. Miss Thorworth
Hotel Craig-Mrs. A. w. Dunn. Mrs. A.
T. Kean.
Hotel Clarendon-S. S. Carpenter
Hotel Dennis-F. S. Carmody and wife.
Mrs. c. F. Consaul. Miss Pollock. Miss
Miller. Ida NJ. Movers. Mrs L. Muehlei-
SEN j. A. Muehleisen. T. NJ. Healy. E. G.
Runyan. Robert l.. O'Brien. wife. baby
and maid. George r. Repelto. Frank q.
Henry and wife. Mrs. r. w. Bell Charles
F. Consaul. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Eaton Creecy.
Miss Mary Fenwick Miss Orlne Fen
wick.
Hotel Dunlop-C. w. Herner and wife.
Mrs. L. Wallerstein.
Hotel Elberon-J. E. Kitzmiller c. c.
Kitzmiller.
Hotel Fredonia-Mrs H. Petit Mrs. r.
Petit Mrs. c.. j. Waters.
Hotel Gladstone-Miss NJ P Brown w.
S. Penfeld
Hotel administration Bradford.
Mrs. C.. B. Rheem +. Rheem. A. W. Kel-
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Bawler, Miss
Annie E Bawler.
Haddon Hall-Miss Wilkins. Mrs. c. r.
Belt
Hotel Hamilton-B c. Flowmy, X. NJ.
.Flowmy. U.
Halycon Hall-Miss H. NJ. O'Dea, Miss
A. NJ. O'Dea.
Hotel Iroauois-C. Horning and son. ID.
L. Garny. c. III. Hunt. Mrs. B. 1. Saxton.
NJ. A. Saxton. Mrs. ]. F. Bartlett Mrs
A. B. Tolson. Miss NJ. E folsom T. j.
Hawke. Miss Gaines. Mrs. T. H. Stanton.
Mrs. F. s. Kalk.
Hotel Jackson-H. Epops.
Hotel kenderton-Mr. and Mrs D. L.
Allison.
La Fontaine-Mr. and Mrs. r. ].
White
Hotel LueIla-H. l.. Slater. w. Huser.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Hunt
Hotel Majestic-Mrs. NJ Votes. Sadie
Votes Carrie Votes. Sylcian Votes Mr.
Votes
Hotel Malatesta-Mr and Mrs. T A.
Wagner
Hotel Mervine-C. A. FAINT, wife and
oaby
Hotel Morton-E. Wilson H. T. Har-
-ington. Mrs. E n. Dalzell Mr.. and Mrs
r. L. O'Brien. Mr.. G. W. Dalzell
Hotel New England-F. S. Smith. o. S
Smith. Miss NJ. f. Bowie. Miss NJ Cas-
stdy. F. NJ. Hawley. Miss l. Smith. Mrs.
, T. Robertson. Mrs. NJ. l.. Longfellow
3. D. Schmitt. p n. Publ. II. E. Woods.
Hotel IT Dorsey