Evening star., 1909-09-05
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star


ATLANTIC CITY, September 4. 1909.
\ saunter down the Boardwalk these
days, in the cool air and bright sunlight.
finds il az full of interest as in midsum-
mer. for this month has brought a great
number of conventions here and crowds
of people who are combining pleasure
and instruction.
In addition to the convention people,
the fashionable contingent from the north
shore, farther east resorts or mountains
are some of them drifting homeward by
way of Atlantic City, and stopping off for
a two or three week stay In the de-
lightful September weather. They find
the water well warmed up for bathing
and a stroll down the Boardwalk anus
ing. 1t is we'll supplied with theatrical
attractions, as new plays preparing for
New York production are constantly be-
ing tried out here.
notwithstanding the summer girls sun
burned appearance, Cupid seems TO be
busy this season, and behind every lone
some boat or on the sand dunes of Vent
nor, or at the. extreme end OF the PIERS
the summer girl and the midsummer man
are saying farewells. OF course, these
farewells hurt sometimes they really do,
and other times they cut about as deep
as the sunburn on the shoulders. When
they are all over, then comes the Septem-
Der beau from the mountains or from
Europe who will stop over for few days
:et the shore. If he who laughs last
laughs best. then the late vacation man
should not despair
hrptic City. One notable one was the de-
parture of the band of Fflioinos. whose
brown and red uniforms have made an
integral part of the Boardwalk crowds all
summer.
The Philippine Constabulary Band came
here about six months ago, and had
played a long engagement on the million
dollar pier. People came. at first out OF
/, L. -t,r
were so high in favor with President Taft,
and they remained to listen TO the Splen-
did music of eighty pieces. which filled
the big pier with a melodious volume of
sound, not eQlaled by any musical or
ganization that has been here this sum-
mer.
The F'ilipinos have been packing up all
week, and in every store you could see
them buying toys and baby carriages and
Yankee labor-saying inventions. and 1t
was funny TO watch them seriously eX-
amining the big blond dolls that open and
slut their eyes. All of these purchases.
are intended for happy little brown chill
dFen in the Philippines.
The hand lef. here Friday for the west
and the AlaskaYukon exposition, where
they will play a two-week engagement be-
fore sailing for home
Nathan Goff, judge of the circuit court,
ras come here from Wheeling, w. Va,
and IS stopping AT the Marlborough
Blenheim.
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stay at the Hotel Dennis. Mr.. Flather
is well known in banking circles. Miss
Craig joined her brother, F. T. Craig, at
the Dennis.
Among the guests of the Hotel Ostend
is Mrs. Constantine and Mrs. Hayes of
Washington
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Wilson came to At
lantic City in their automobile from
Washington for u stay at the shore, and
are at the ST. Charles. nIr. and Mrs. John
J. Farley, who left Atlantic City for Cape
May for the week end. have returned to
the 81. Charles.
Among the guests of the Chalfonte are
". c. Thompson of Washington, D. C.,
and j. NJ. Meads.
!NIr. and Mrs. r. :. Doughty of Wash
seton are at the Hotel Storck. Among
other Washington guests at this house are
atr. and Mrs. Martin Stephenson and their
family Mr.. Stephenson is connected with
the Post Office Department.
Air. and Mrs. r.. d. Meyer and NJ. Col
denberg are guests at the Hotel Rudolf.
iMr. William Martin has taken apart
nients at the Hotel Rudolf for a stay of
several weeks. He is consul general for
the United States at Hongkong. China.
Washington people registered at Allan
Chetwoode-M Walsh, Willie Nc
Car,hy. Annie Donnelly, Mr.. and Mrs
John Webster. ]. III. Remington.
Edgewater-Arthur Tretew, Charles
Mullen.
Haddon Hail-Mr. and Mrs. r. W, Tir-
ree,. Mr. e. Geggenheimer. A. l.. Pyls,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Graham j. r.
Wright and family. X. F. Watt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Reed, y. Y. Wooiford, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Kinney
Grand Atlantic--F Serbold and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxson, James
Reid. Ross Rogers. Harry Miller.
Shoreham-George Winters, Mr. and
Mrs. Winters William Stone. John Ken
nedy, Frank Clever, Capt. and Mrs
Avery.
New England-Mr. and Mrs. Bodine
Mrs S. Legge. ii. McGill. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ r. Brennan. Mrs. c. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs W. Cole. Herbert Mitchell.
Fredonia-Mrs. NJ. Sargant, Master Sar-
CANT Mrs. NJ. Crawford. W. Renburker.
EIberon-Miss j. Pumphrey. Mrs. b.
pumphrey, Mr.. and Mrs Summons.
Raieigh-Charles 3. keefer, Robert Cox
John Mills Mr.. and Mrs. John keene, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Refs.
Worthington-Mr. and Mrs. j. Tinker.
r. NJ Tinker.
Bouvier-Mrs. C. C. Langley, Miss NJ.
Langley Miss +. Langley. Mr. and Mrs.
r NJ ShorIey, Miss Ida Shorley Miss T.
ShGriey.
Youns's--v. ]. Evans. B, Williams. ir.,
+. X. Weston
Morris-S. Goldsmith. b. Rosenfeld, l..
Netheriand-W c. Babcock. Mrs. Fred.
MRS. Davis. r. b. Lambert
Lexlngton-Mrs. NJ. Best j. O'(-onnor
MIS-. l. Moore. Miss Z. NJ Rothery Mr.
and Mrs. n. II. Shan
,."litsnire-airs. b. Doyle, Miss Doyle r.
y. Bennett. NNsiS' T.
Berkshire Inn-Mr. and Mrs. 7 Har,,,
aud daughter, ]. Grove. III
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