The Washington herald., 1909-07-11
RUSH TO SEASHORE
IS IN FULL SWING
Washington Is Well Repre-
Sented on the Boardwalk.
CONVENTIONS ARE IN SESSION
Society at Atlantic City Attends
Formal Opening of the Children's
seashOre Acknowledgements OF
July Crowd Fails to Lessen
ThrOng as Others Arrive.

Atlantic City, July 1O.-AIidsummer's
throng is here in full numbers. with
Washington standing far toward the top
In representation in the Boardwalk and
hotel crowd. The receding human wave
after the Fourth OF July made not the
slightest difference 10 the appearance OF
the beach. for the later July arrivals
more than filed their places, and the
good old summer rush Of fun and rest is
on, very much on. with every hotel filed
and every one reeping an abundance or
bright. pleasant weather. entertainment,
and recreation in all OF the varied forms
for which Atlantic City is famous.
Society this week attended the formal
opening Of the Children's Seashore Home
in which many washlngtonians are In
terested A ''tombola'' was given yester-
day afternoon and more than 800 peopIs
attended. A day or two before the annual
reception Of the Jewish Seaside Home
took place with several hundred promi-
nent people IN attendance
Conventions Held.
The richest convention as IT Is called
considering its size, met here this week.
the Morocco Manufacturers Association,
which assembled at the Hotel Chelsea
It's 100 members. in Jne aggregate. repre-
sent more invested capital than any other
society Of the same size which meets
here annually The National Leather
Manufacturers Association is in session
also. and last night the two societies
enjoyed their annual banquet together at
the Hotel Chelsea.
Capt. Levert Coleman. Z. S. N. and
Mrs. Coleman are spending the week at
the Hotel st. Charles They are enter
tanning Lieut.. Charles E. Clark, Z. S. A,
during their stay.
John H SnOdgrass. American consul at
Moscow, who IS home on leave. is spend
Ing the week at the Hotel Glendale.
Capt J. 5. Muir, L :. N, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Muir, is registered at Had
don Hall.
Lieut. Gov Charles Cox. OF Kentucky.
has apartments at the st. Clare for two
weeks.
Maj Richard Venable, superintendent
% parks in Baltimore, is enjoying a stay
at the MarlbOrOugh-Ble
August Howell and Mrs. Howell. of st.
Davids. have apartments at Haddon
Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney S. Smith, Of Rich
mond, have apartments at the Wiltshire.
Mr. Smith is an official OF the Virginia
Iron and Steel Works.
Former Gov. William A Stone, Of Penn
sylvania. is spending the week at the St.
Charles.
Naval Officers Here.
DR.. c. NJ. Devalie. U. S. N. has apart
ments at the Hotel Ostend.
Rear Admiral c. z. Pendleton. Z. s
y, spent a few days al the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Cen H. W. WaHen, U. S. A., has apart
ments for July az the Hotel Ostend. He
IS accompanied by his family.
Mrs. G. L Parsons, Of Washington, Is
registered at the Hotel Strand
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Fry are guests at
the Phillips House.
Mrs. Frank Maddox and Miss Mary
Maddox. of Washington. are registered
at the Revere.
Jonn p. Walker. Of Washington IS
staying at the Hotel Abbey
DR.. Henry West Miller. OF San Fran
cisco, has arrived from Washington. and
Is at the St Charles He is making an
extensive Eastern tour.
Mrs Charles l. Wood, Of Washington,
IS among the guests at the Hotel Tray
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H HII. of Wash
ington, have apartments at the Hotel
Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Miller, Of Wash
ingtOn. are guests at the Hotel Glad
stone.
X. T. Gallagher, Of Washington, IS
registered at the Hotel Shoreham.
Guests Mt Berkshire Inn.
E. T. Fitzgerald and the Misses Fitz-
gerald. of washington. are among the
guests at Berkshire Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward MorreI, Of Wash
ington, are stopping at the La Fon-
taine.
Henry L. Austin. Of Washington, Is
registered at the Hotel Strath Haven.
Mrs. Edward Raymond and Mrs. Fred
erick Stout. Of Washington. are spending
the week at the Hotel COlwyn
Lewis Stanley. Of Washington, Is
among the guests at the Hotel Abbey.
Mrs. Fred earns, Of Washington, is
registered at the Hotel Revere.
deAIy r. Barnes OF washington, Is
among the guests at the Ebbitt House.
William c. Connor. Of Washington. is
staying at the Hotel Netherlands.
A. r. Hecht. of Washington, is stopping
at the Kenderton.
William Du Bois. OF Washington, is a
guest at the New England
At the Hotel Traymore.
Miss Sarah Palmer. Of Washington. ac-
companied by Miss Edith Hawley. Is
registered at the Hotel Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Shaw, Of Wash
ington, are at Haddon Hall.
Henry Garrett. OF Washington. is reg
istered at the Hotel Beaumont.
NJ. \. Gleason. of Washington. is regis
tered at the Hotel Davenport.
Interest among the boating men CEN
ters in the great interheet race on Julv
u, between tho Ventnor Motor Boat Cluh
and the Ocean City Yacht Club. in which
several events more than forty boats
are entered. The Dixie II. said 10 be
the fastest motor boat in America. is
entered, and the races will occupy three
days.
The annual boat race Of the Inlet fee;
has been set for July %. and some
fifteen boats are entered for the event
the prize being a 500 purse offered by
the hotel men.