The Washington herald., 1909-08-08
NEW HOTEL PLANNED
William A. Brady Will Build
at Atlantic City.
ESTIMATED COST IS 100000
Building WI Contain Theater with
the Biggest Stage In America.
Mate OF Yacht Saves Two Persons
from Observation-Disclosures Wen
Represented at the Great Resort.

Atlantic City. y. J., Aug. Z-AH roads
are leading new thousands Of people
! hitherward-steam roads. electric roads.
automobile roads, and waterways. with
such thrOngs OF travellers as have filed
the city 90 the condition OF standing
room only" But with the city's 500 and
odd hotels or boarding-houses, there is
sleeping room. eating room. pleasure-seek-
\ Ing room for everybody. no matter where
they come from.
! People are here tonight from every
where. About 1000 people arrived here
/ yesterday from the South. coming from
Knoxville. Tenn. and that vicinity OF
the Middle West. Late last night over
1000 people arrived from Pittsburg in
I FIVE long trains for the first August West
! ern Pennsylvania excursion. and TWO moro
/ are scheduled for the month. Another big
Western excursion from Cincinnati, Louis
vile. and other Kentucky points Is due
/ here on August l9 over the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad
Plans Hotel and Thenter.
A huge fourteen-story hotel with q thg.-
ter is TO be erected on the Boardwalk and
| opened by next Easter. The project Is
the latest venture OF William A. Brady.
/ the theatrical magnate. who has options
/ of an available site and the supply Of
capital provided for. The structure Is to
/ contain restaurants, where moderate
prices will prevail, apartments. and
stores. The theater and hotel is TO cost
/ s., 10000. The thearea s 20 have the big
| gest stage IN America. Il IS said An
other theatrical man 10 invest heavily
\ here Is Samuel f. Nixon, VINO has lust
completed a fOUr-story apartment house.
with roof garden. on the Boardwalk AT
1 Maryland avenue. The latter feature g
| a novelty. The apartment house Is but
the beginning Of a row Of similar build
ln6s which Mr.. Nixon is 10 put up in the
autumn.
An Atlantic City hero John Winder. by
name, has applied for & Carnegie herO
medal for saving two people from drown
ing. Wlnder Is mate Of the champion
yacht Princeton, which is sailed BY Capt
/ George Gale. one Of the local council
men, who one day jumped from the deck
OF the boat and saved from suicide in
the ocean a demented woman. and who
the next day pulled q visitor from the
waters Of Absecon Inlet al great risk
a petition IS being circulated and signed
by hundreds Of people. 70 be forwarded
70 the Carnegie Medal Commission. Win
der is a native Of Florida, and IS spending
the summer here.
Archbishop Ryan n Guest.
Archbishop RYAN was among the not
able visitors during the week. He reg
istered al the Hotel Savoy and was ae-
conn anied by his private secretary. Rev.
Charles Cavanagh.
Col. Edward L. Thompson. Mrs Thomp-
son. and Miss Camilla Thomson and
Master Lemuel Thompson Of Washing
ton. are al the Hotel Sothern.
Rear Admiral G. r. Rocker. OF Wash
ington. is al the Hotel Ostend- He Is
accompanied by Mrs. Rocker.
Rear Admiral Howell. L. S ". retired.
is spending the season AZ the Hotel Net
ropolitan.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Collins, OF Wash
ington. are at the Hotel Dennis
Mrs. P o. Caperhart. Of Washington.
has apartments az the Hotel Dennis for
the month Of August
T. s Wanend. customs inspector az
New Orleans, has arrived here from
! Washington. where he has been spending
several weeks
". Hamilton Tod. Of Washington. IS
registered at the Hotel Traymore.
Mrs William Lacey and Miss Mar
gayet Lacey are guests at the Lexing-
ton. Mrs Charles Bostrow and Mss
Bostrow. OF Washington, are guests at
Youngs Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keen, OF Wash
ington. are guests at the Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Casey. Of Wash
ingtOn. are stopping at the Hotel War
wick for the month
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l. Brigham, Of Wash
/ ington. are prominent guests at Craig
Hall
Registered NJ Pennhurat.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. varnen. OF Wash
ington. are registered at the Hotel Penn
hurst.
AIr. and Mrs L. H Newton. o; Wash
ingtOn. have apartments al the Rio
G-ande for August
NLr. and Mrs. H. c. Given. Of Washing
ton, have apartments at the Hotel Meth
erlands
Ernest satterly E. E Housberg. and
. W. y. SomeTville, OF Washington are
spending the summer at the Hotel I'm
periaI
James E. Powell. OF washington. IS
I registered at the Chalfonte
Mrs. W H. ShircliT. OF Washington
/ has apartments at the Chalfonte for
August.
Washington, are stopping at the Hotel
/ Dennis
MISS S. L. Bucher. OF washington. is
visiting friends at the Rio Grande.
! Mr and Mrs D. w Morgan. Of Wash
ington. are registered at the Hotel Rio
/ Grande.
Charles Haywood. OF Washington. IS
I spending the week at the Hotel Dennis.
/ Alexander c. N. Saunders, OF Wash
t -
/ Francis
Party OF WaEhinEtOnians.
! Mrs. c. F. Bryant. Charles Bryant,
/ Mrs. Henry Bryant, Mrs A NJ. Meyer.
and Miss Kelley form a party OF Wash
/ ington people at the Hotel Suckney.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Miller OF Washing
/ ton. are at the Gladstone for the season
/ Mrs. W. A Gressking and family. OF
Washington have apartments at the HO-
tel Gladstone for August.
/ Mr. and Mrs. W. c. McClate and VII
/ liam Pendleberry. of Washington. are
/ registered at the Hotel Fredon:a.
I Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Henke OF Wash
( ington, are guests at the Bouvier.
\ Mr. and Mrs L. J. Hughes OF Wash
ington, are quartered az the Hotel Meth
/ erlands.
1 H. A Robinette. Of Washington. is
among the Washington guests at the He
I tel Netherlands.
/ Thomas g. Smyth and John a. Smyth.
/ Of Washington. have registered at the
4 Hotel Dennis for several weeks.
/ Mrs. NJ. L. Carter. OF Washington, is
/ spending the week at the Hotel Neither
/ lands
! Charles Baker OF washington. is reg
I istered az the Hotel Majestic
John H Caswell, OF Washington. has
apartments at the ChalFonre