Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-04
IN ATLANTIC CITY
Everybody Waiting for the
Labor Day Crowds.
G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT SOON
Steamer Brazoria Wrecked on Bar
at Absecon Inlet.
LIFE SAVERS TO THE RESCUE
Visitors From Washington Located
in Many of the Hotels-Every-
body Happy.
LIFE SAVERS TO THE RESCUE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Il
The Labor day crowds will find all the
attractions Of the shore at their best.
The bathing is fine at this time of the
year ard the theaters are trying out new
plays. the sailing is good. the golf links
patronized by many enthusiasts and the
Boardwalk showing the advance fall
fashions in the shop windows.
| s The encampment OF the @. A. r.,
guished military men to the shore. and
the hotels will bristle with gold lace and
military titles.
Atlantic City. although gayety personi-
| fed this summer season, has had one bad
! mishap in the wreck Of the Brszoria on
the bar at Absecon Inlet. The steamer
belonged to the Atlantic City Transporta-'
ton Company, and piled between Phila-
delphia and this city. The crew and the
| captain were rescued by the government
life-savers. but the steamer was crushed
to pieces and strewed the coast for miles
with wreckage. The wrecking took place
before the eyes Of hundreds Of Board
walk spectators.
People who have been at the shore all
| summer and who are beginning to be
little tired of water and beach sights
find 1t very pleasant to take the shore
fast line car at Virginia avenue near
, the tSeel Pier and make the rOund-trip
| tour. which takes the passenger entirely
| around Absecon Island.
Gen. c. b. Hail, U. 9. A., spent the
week end at the Traymore. Among south
ern guests at this house are Md. and Mrs.
w. NJ. Scudder and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. r.
Sturtevant, all of st. Louis, Mo. and Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Murphy Of Washington.
d. c.. and Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Schneider and Miss c. A. Schneider OF the
same city.
Miss Margaret Sheet OF Washington Ii
among the guests at the Marlborough
Blenheim: Mr.. Harvey Love. land
scape artist. who has his studio In Lon
S Son; England Is making stay e ts ssis
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. King and their
daughter are spending the summer sea-
son at the Chalfonte. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Callahan. jr.. are also Wash
ington people at this house.
Mrs. Walter Wellman. accompanied by
her daughters, came down from Glouces-
ter. Mass, by automobile to join Mr..
Walter Weilman prior to his balloon
Miss Pauline Chase OF London. Eng
land. and Miss Blanche Ring Of New
York city, were recent guests at the
Shelbourne. Mr.. B.. Walters OF Wash
bourne.
Mr.. j. E. stoy OF westmont. N Y. is
visiting his brother. Mayor Franklin
sa0y Of Atlantis .ha CITY, wno has spent the
Robert D. Carter. U. s. A.. with Mrs.
Carter. Is staying at the Hotel Dennis.
Capt. n. ]. Henry, L. S. A.. and Capt.
l. c. Brown. L. S. A.. are making their
headquarters at the Hotel Windsor. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Jones OF Washington.
d. c., are also guests there. The Wind
sor grill was the eating place for the
Rowdies' Club this week. an organization
stunts on the beach near the Steel Pier.
They had a very joyous banquet.
DR. Fielding II. Garrison. accompanied
by Mrs. Garrison. is spending the sum-
~ tha ovlr< YN~ Ca,
son is in charge Of the Army and Navy
Hospital at Washington.
Mrs. B. Loomls of Richmond. Va. and
G. Adolph kreegar OF Baltimore are
among the southern guests at the Jack
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Cohn Of Washington.
D. c.. are occupying apartments at the
Rudolph.
Capt Mark Brook. U. 8. A.: r. G. Val
entine. James NJ. Green and James T.
Mahan are Washington guests at the
Chelsea
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Irwin of New
York were weekend visitors at this
Mrs. M Stirling and her son and Miss
Nellie Cahill are among the guests at the
Albermarle.
stopping at the Tabor Inn are Mr.. J.
N. Seitz, William ]. Franc. Joseph Will
liams. ]. p. Fogerty, L. B. Heiberger.
J. Joseph Kenelly, G. T. Neal, L. L.
Neal. L, E. Kupper and William NJ. seay
washington people registered at Attain
tic City hotels:
Dennis-Miss Mary E. Pagan. @. L.
Pagan. Mrs. II. Byrne. Mr. and Mrs. II.
w. Ofutt, Henry III. Father.
Hamilton Hall-Mr. and Mrs. N Potts,
Mrs r. Potts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Choate.
Miss F. Marian. @. b. Hunter. Philip
Larner.
Westminster-Miss Mena Parker, Miss
Nellie Parker. May Welsh.
Stickney-F Syman, s. Puth.
Ebbitt House-Mrs. William Dodge,
Miss s.. Dodge. Charles Turner. Mrs. W.
Reynolds.
Pitman-Charles Gribbon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Murphy. c. w. Carroll.
Bingham-M Cosod, 8. I. Adelman, VIII
liam A. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reid.
New Princess-Mrs. George NJ. Whit
tington. Mrs. c. Wilmington. Miss r.
Wilmington.
Haddon HaIl-Mrs. A. Armat Miss A.
Armat. J. d. Long.
Edgewater-Mrs. r. O'Brien, Miss Ger
trude O. Brien.
New Camblos-Burt Andrews, ]. c..
Herring. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Smith.
Manhattan-Miss Kate Dougherty and
Miss Anna Dougherty.
New England-Mrs. Brooks, G. Cooper
Fl. Crawford. NJ. Hendges and r. W.
Washington.
Shoreham-Nriss NJ. Forbes. Miss E.
O'Brien and Mrs. j. Otenra.
Avoca-Mrs. E. Hamann and L. v.
Hamann.
Pennhurst-Alex Morse, E. c. Morse
and ID. B. Morse.
Loraine-Mrs. NJ. Kaufman, Mrs. H
Kaufman and Master NJ Kaufman.
Wiltshire-J. b. Nichols, NJ. D.. Mrs
Nichols. ]. NJ. Witheram and Mrs H.
Fred.
Davenport-Mr. and Mrs. E. Rupp and
Mrs. ]. Whitson
Stanley-Charles Bletts, Mrs. c. Bletts
and daughter and r. z. Boyd.
Warwick-Frank Caky. s. ID. Harrison
and Miss b. Young.