Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-21
IN ATLANTIC CITY
Folks at the Shore Who Have
No Reservations.
THEY ARE IN A PLIGHT
Tramping From Chelsea to the
Royal Palace. A. r.
Soon to Arrive.


people who were wise enough to look
ahead and arrange for comfortable quar-
ters here. during the midsummer rush.
and who are now enjoying the delights
Of the seashore with no worry. but to the
late corners on excursions. who, many
Of them. have tramped from the Chelsea
to the Royal Palace and back again
without finding the expected room and
bath at their immediate disposal
A clerk who has been twelve years at
. beach front hotel said: Never before
have / been approached in an apologize
manner with Please. may / have
Toomr Please is an almost forgotten
word to him, and note that they ask
for a room and they mean any old
room you can find for mel -
Only a few weeks remain before the
strains of martial music in Atlantic City'S
streets will announce the arrival OF the
Grand Army of the Republic for its en-
campment by the sea.
Signs OF preparation are SignaliZed by
the appearance OF the electric light men,
who are already placing on the city hal!
the wire ducts from which the municipal
building will be brilliantly illumined.
huge @. A. X. badge in red. white
and blue. and two big American flags in
outline. with ripping lights. will bear
welcome to the coming veterans.
The first details of arrangement of the
great parade Of the g. A. X. names Enos
+. Ham. past department commander OF
New Jersey, standard bearer; Silas How
ell lowell, marshal, with Col. Walter +.
Edge of this city chief Of staff. Then
will follow Chief Bugler Phil II. Anchutz.
then the aids to the marshal. the advance
guard. Provisional Regiment, Sons Of
Veterans. Reserve. Henry Stewart, col
onel commanding personal escort of the
commander-in-chief. Z. 5. Grant Post,
No. 327, Department of New York: Will
liam c. Peckham, commander. The COM
mander-in-chie Alvah E. Edmunds;
color bearer. Enos F. Ham: standard
bearer Col D. r. Stowitz; quartermaster
general, r. r. Peeler; judge advocate
general, William f. Connor; inspector
general. Alfred b. Beers. jr.; vice COM
mander-in-chief. William NJ. Bostaph, ST.;
Rev. Daniel Ryan, chaplain in chief; Will
Nam II. Lemon, surgeon general: execu-
tive committee Grand Army OF the Re-
public. William H. Armstrong. George r
Currie. Charles B. Wilson. +. NJ Sterrett.
James Owens, II. NJ. Pickell. B. +. Boyle.
Then follow the past commanders-in-chiefl
of the different states in carriages.
The headquarters of the marshal will
be established on Youngs Ocean Pier
Monday, September 10. where copies of
the complete orders may be obtained, and
where information will be given regard
ing the parade. All aids will report to
the marshal not later than Tuesday noon
Of September 20.
There are a number of Washington
people stopping at the Traymore this
midsummer season Among them are
William d. West. Mrs. I. w. Beach and
her daughters. Mrs. Samuel Hies. j. N.
b. HES and Miss Donovan and j. w.
Miller of Elkins, w. Va
DR.. c. Lewis Lehr of Washington is
guest at the Hotel Dennis.
3 Among southerners at the Shelbourne
are Mr.. ID. C. OFleherty of Richmond.
Va. and Yates Pennington of Balti-
more.
AZ the Seaside House are the follow
ing Washington guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. C.. Keigin Miss ]. M. Swenson, I.
Hamilton Coates. Clarence f. Wise.
George A. Brian. Leonce keigtn and
Mrs. Gustave Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Bangs. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Blount and their daughters.
w. G. Hughes and Lawrence o. Murray
are Washington guests at the Hotel
Strand W. r. Vansickle and c. Il.
Sheen are among Washington visitors
Among southern guests at Haddon
Hall for the midsummer season are
Mrs. G. S. Stewart, Mrs. F. p Weller
Miss Z. NJ Weller. Mrs James r. Arm
strong. Miss Mabel Z. Saltz. Mrs. L. I.
Barnes and Miss Barnes OF Ricnmono'
Va :,
stopping at the Windsor for the mid
summer season are Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Richards. Capt. L. r. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Joss OF WASHINGTON,
%. c., and Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Robertson
Of Richmond. Va
Bishop Thomas B. Nicely Of New
Orleans. with Mrs. Nicely, is stopping
AT the Yarmouth on the beach front at
Chelsea.
Among the Washington guests at the
Hotel Majestic is Mrs. G. r. Stern. South
ern guests there include Mrs. Catherine
Skinner. Mrs. Farson and Maud Spalding,
all OF Baltimore.
Mrs. j. " Rollins and the Misses Rol-
Tins are stopping at the Berkshire Inn for
he IOSpDh Smith
Mr. ]. Fulton Smith are also Washing
tonians at>this house.
Among Washington people at the Hotel
Ehoreham here for the midsummer season
are Mrs. G. s. Stewart. Mrs. F. p. Weller
and Miss z. NJ. Weller. Mrs. j. A. Nc
Donough and Miss Ashby OF Richmond.
Va. also are at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Boole and their fam
lily OF Washington, ID. c., are enjoying
midseason visit at the Hotel Carlton at
Chelsea avenue and the beach. Mrs. f.
NJ Murray OF Washington and Mrs. A. s.
Kerr OF Baltimore are southern guests at
this pleasant hostelry.
The list of Washington people registered
At the hotels also includes:
Bouvier-Miss E. Trinney. Miss N.
White
Continental-Mr and Mrs. George Yeat-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells, Miss
l. Brown. w. Cooper.
Netherland-Mr. B. e. Parsons. Mr.. Z.
Parsons.
Elwood-Miss Frances Cover. Miss
Vesta Mexican.
storck-Mr. and Mrs NJ. W. Stevenson.
Miss G.. Stevenson. Miss NJ. j. Boyd, Miss
Agnes NJ. Smythe, Miss NJ. MCGEE.
westmont-Mr. and Mrs ii. l.. PAUL,
Ruth ReiZchstein.
Stickney-Miss Georgia Kramer. Miss
Beatrice Kramer. r. c. Sassett.
Avoca-Mrs. j. Lamph, Miss ID. Dreyer.
Miss ID. Schmidt.
Dennis-Mr A. c. whitton. Mr. ana
Mrs Andrew T. Daily.
Savoy-Mr. and Mrs. c. Pavenburg.
Hamilton Hall-Mrs. w. Connolly. Miss
NJ NJ Connolly.
La Fontaine-Mrs. clifford. Miss Edith
Orient Miss Alice Orient, Mr.. and Mrs.
II Brennan
Pennhurst-Mr. ]. Genodette, Mrs. q.
Genodette, Miss E. Genodette, Mrs. Z.
Root.
Rio Grandeur James Hartnett, Miss
HSines William Haines.
Colwyn-Mr. f. b Johnson, Miss Woln,
Miss Rudisill
81 Elmo-Messrs. NJ. Repie. A. C. Repie.
Della Repie. Ralph Repie. T. l. Repie
and o. Mcguire.