Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
ATLANTIC CITY.

! Atlantic Citys hotels, with their cor
ridors and stairways banked close with
roses and sweet smelling flowers of every
| hue are fine backgrounds for the pretty
! women in the new spring gowns which
every one agrees are this year most won
| derfuI to behold. Many of the Easter
| week people found the weather here SO
| warm and pleasant that they are staying
on, and the dining rooms and grills on
| an evening are brilliant places. The men
| have risen to the occasion and are begin
| ming to wear high hats oftener than in
the past.
Atlantic City is preparing to give a
cordial welcome to President Taft when
he arrives here May q, at which time
he will address the general assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, and Sunday
following. May %. the labor meeting.
The Marlborough lenheim was full to
| overlooking during Easter week, and
mos' of the guests are remaining for the
spring season. Among the WASHINGTON
people there are Mrs. c. r. Lightner,
Miss Vesta Reed, Mrs. II. Elliott of St
I.oui;; and Mrs. j. B. Lttlewood of Wash
ington. d. c. Among other southern
guests are Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Duffner
and w. Mallory Duffner, Mr.. Summer
field Baldwin and Miss Baldwin. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. n. Rich and Bowman Gay and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon of Bal
more.
At the Dennis Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hem
mick have been making a stay of two
months. They were Joined for the Easter
season by w. A. Hemmick, C. d. Hem
mick and Alan Hemmick, their nephew.
United States Marshal Thomas J. AL
colt was a recent guest here. Mr.. Frank
E. Altemus and George G. Altemus are
Washington guests at this house.
Many prominent horse show exhibitors
| made their headquarters at the Shell
bourne. where the grill in the evening
was brilliant with the beautiful costumes
of the women.
At the Traymore are Mrs. NJ J. Foster,
Mrs. C. II. Birdsall and William E.
Birdsall of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Josiah Marvel and the Misses Mary.
| Josiah Marvel of Wilmington, Del; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles P. Shepherd of Wash
| ington and Mrs. c. W. B. Lane Of Nor
| folk. Va.
Among guests at the Rudolf are Rep
| resentative Thomas II. Gallagher, Rep
resentative SABBATH of Chicago. Among
Washington guests there are Robert T.
| Hough Robert Pluym. DR.. and Mrs. Ben
| jamin 4. Lease, Joseph H. Bots and Mr..
and Mrs. d. II. CoEn.
Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia is a
| notable guest at the Chalfonte this spring
season. Among southern visitors there
are Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil French and their
son, Mr. S. NJ. Auell Of Washington and
Hanch of Baltimore.
Mr. Richard Hamilton of Washington is
making a stay at Hadden Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Preston of
Washington, ID. c., were joined by their
son and his wife for the spring season at
the Phillips House.
Mrs. Charles Cramer ard her attractive
daughter Miss Eva Cramer, and Miss
Stewart, of Washington, d. c.. are spend
ing the spring season at the ellsworth
Washington people registered at Allan
tic City hotels:
New England-Thomas n. Smith, Mrs.
]. Wallace, Katherine Smith, NJ. Belle
Smith.
Dennis. Fl. Corning, Frank Altemus,
George E. Altemus. Mr. and Mrs r. NJ.
Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Woods.
Berkshire Inn-Mrs Zimmerman, Julia
Fernald, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cheney.
Young s-John Purvis, Elchorn F. Kemp
c. Fox G. Evans.
Raleigh-tMr. and Mrs. John Silver, Mrs
S. Artz, Mrs E. Boyley, Fred Haywood.
BeechwOod-Miss Nettie Josephine Day
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Jones, MIR. and
Mrs. Franklin Lyons.