The Washington herald., 1909-08-29

Atlantic City. N. J.. Aug 2S-Roundly
speaking. there are $4,000 persons here
enjoying the closing days OF August and
preparing for the greater pleasures OF
the September month. when the resort IS
not so crowded and when the excite
ment OF the vacation seekers is not so
intense, when weather is cooler, when
cunning for game and deep sea fishing
are better. and when one can enjoy TO the
fullest extent the JOY OF living The
Boardwalk throng Is equal in every way
to that Of any former high-tide mark.
and the hotels all report more engage
ments for apartments later into the sea-
son than heretofore.
Society is devoting some OF its spare
coin To the benefit OF the summer char
tiles which are maintained here A tea
was given YESTERDAY at the Children's
SeashOre Home. at which several hun
dred we'll known people attended, and at
the Hotel Richmond a concert and euchre
was held last night for the benefit OF the
Childrens Summer Home A big con-
cert was given on the steel pier for the
benefit Of the Home for Tuberculous
Children and a similar entertainment
for the same purpose was held at the
Criterion Theater.
Dogs Are Barred.
No more visitors win be permitted to
bring their pet dogs TO the seashore and
indulge them with an ocean bath. for the
city authorities. by ordinance. have ruled
shall be permitted on the Boardwalk or
beach or in the surf between 10 O'Clock
In the morning and 4 o'clock In the af-
ternoon. Giving ones pet daily bath IS,
or was. quite a fad unfit a day or two
ago when the new law went into effect
No one as yet has attempted to break
# for fear Of five days in jail or a $40
fine. There was a wall OF resentment
az the city fathers on the part of some
OF the Understandable women. but their
protest was unavailing.
The American Philatelic Society held It's
annual national meeting yesterday at the
Hotel Rudolf. and several hundred mem
bers talked postage stamps in between
roller chair rides ocean baths. and troll
ley rides along the coast.
Haddon Hall was thronged yesterday
by visitors. who attended a package
party given in aid OF the Children's Sea-
shore Home.
Jerome Chase, Of Washington, is regis
tered at the Hotel PennhUrst.
Rear Admiral Mordecai Endicott. OF
Washington, IS spending a few weeks at
the Hotel Muncaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Cowles. Of Wash
ington, have apartments at the Hotel
Dunlop.
W Z NrcCo-.N-. o,5 rob, N-o,or 81
Washington. are among the guests at the
Dunlop.
H a. Bontz Of Washington. is among
the guests at the Hotel Bowler
V. 3. Hillyard. OF Washington. is reg
istered at the Bingham Hotel
Mrs. I. T. Goodman. of Washington. is
spending a week at the Bingham Hotel.
Registered at the Morris.
Moses Abraham OF Washington. is reg
istered at the Hotel Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Police. OF Washing
ton, are among the arrivals at the Hotel
Columbia.
Charles R. Murray. Of Washington. is
among the guests at the Hotel Fredonia.
Jacob Waldeck, OF Washington, is stop
ping at the Hotel Acme.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Simpson, Of Wash
ington, have apartments at the Charles
Hotel
F. NJ Watson. Charles Baker and his
daughter, Miss E. Baker. are at the
Netherland Hotel
Mrs. George Ayres. G. H. Ayres. and
Mrs. F. R. Graves, of Washington. have
apartments at the Hotel Channel-Os-
borne.
Mrs. Florence Gallagher. OF Washing
ton, is spending the week at the Hotel
COlwyn.
Miss z. r Hyatt Of Washington, is
among the guests at the Pennhurst.
James Chase, OF Washington, registered
yesterday at the Pennhurst
William McWee. jr.. Of Washington. is
spending a fortnight at the Sea Crest.
Frank McNelly and William Wright. OF
Washington. are spending the weekend
at the Ebbitt House.
J. 3. Johnson, jr., OF Washington, is
among the guests at the Sea Crest.
Mr. and Mrs. John Galloway, Of Wash
ington, registered to-day at the Hotel
Mnlard.
Mrs. Oliver Ellis, Of Washington, is
spending the week at the Ebbitt House.
At Hamilton Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs William Whiting, OF
Washington. registered to-day at HamiI-
ton Hall for a weeks stay.
Robert Z. Burks, Of Washington, IS
among to-day's arrivals at the Hotel
Yarmouth
Charles A. Jackson, OF Washington. is
spending the week at the Hotel Larch-
mont
William T. Boyd. of Washington, Is
registered at the Hotel Walton.
V. J. Evans and B. Williams. jr., Of
Washington, are at Young's Hotel.
Frank r Weston, Of Washington. reg
istered to-day at YOung's Hotel
r. +. B. Lambert. of Washington. is
spending the week at the Hotel Neither
lands
William c. Babcock. Of Washington,
is stopping at the Netherlands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Shorely. OF Wash
ington. have apartments at the Bou-
vier. They are accompanied by Miss Ida
Shorely and Miss 7. Shorely.
William E Clemmons. OF Washington,
registered to-day at the Pennhurst.
A. II. Dorsey OF Washington. is spend
ing week az the Hotel Arlington.
William r. HOLSTER. OF Washington
IS spending q week at the Rio Grande
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Werner, Of Wash
ington, are guests at the New Berkeley.
HIVE Taken Apartments.
Mrs. George G. McElwee, Miss Lydia
D. McElwee. and Miss Margaret J. Nc
Elwee. Of Washington. have apartments
at the Hotel Arlington.
+ H Wenderoth Of WashInrtoy, a