Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-11
IN. ATLANTIC CITY
Weather at Shore Was a Ged-
send for SWeItering Folks.
GALA COLORS FOR G. A. R.
Veterans to Arrive on Scene Last Of
Week for Encampment.
ROOSEVELT CANNOT ATTEND
Vice President Sherman Expects to
Come-Many Washington Peo-
pie Still at Resort.
GALA COLORS FOR G. A. R.
ROOSEVELT CANNOT ATTEND
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

ATLANTIC CITY, September 10, 1910.
The fine weather at the beach was a
Godsend to the overheated multitude in
the cities, who took advantage OF Labor
day in the early part OF the week 10
come down where II IS cool
The Boardwalk was hot in the sun. but
steady, cool breeze kept the hags on
the piers straight out and the CROWDS
OF people in good humor. Travellers from
the inland cities found the heat at a
climax when they reached Broad street
station in; Philadelphia. and IL q moving
picture could have been taken OF the soda
fountain ATTENDANTS at the depot, il would
have shown them with four pairs OK
hands each, as they went with lightning
rapidity from spigot to glass. trying to
catch up with the big crowd of hot people
waiting for the Atlantic City train. No
lightning change artist on the stage can
rival them.
The city by the sea is getting out its
gala colors for the g. A. r., which will
be on hand by the end of the week. Fri
day. September Is. will see the command
er-in-chief here; Saturday the official band
will march down the street, and Monday
the. different, organizations will get to-
gether. Gov. Fort will welcome the vete-
rams on the Million Dollar Pier Septem-
Der 20.
From reports already in It is evident
that there will be big turnout of the
veterans at the encampment here.
The headuarters of Col. Sterrett, execu-
tive director, in the Law and Real Estate
building. are already beautifully deco
rated. with flags, which form an almost
solid background for a complete collection
Of portraits OF large size. of all the post
commanders Of the Grand Army organi-
zation. Col. Sterrett is genial host,
and the veterans who go are likely to
hear many good stories.
The Chahonte will be the social head
quarters for the commander-in-chief ana
all the post commanders. who will have
their rooms there. Also II is expected
IN
OF Pennsylvania, Wilson OF Kentucky and
Fort OF New Jersey. will stay there.
Vice President Sherman, who is expected
TO be here. will also be at this house.
A letter TO Cob Sterrett from Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt regrets that he cannot
come. 1T being. of course, the invitation
OF all that l would like to accept.
He means that, too" added Col. Ster-
rett. and then he went on to tell of an
incident which occurred when on the
train, after the Mckinley assassination,
he was sitting next TO President Roose-
welt. when the new President touched
the g. A. X. button on Col. Sterretts
coat and said quietly: a would rather
be able to wear that than be President"
a number of Washington people are at
the Marlborough Bienheim for the late
and Mrs. s. E. Sawyer. Mr.. r. p. VIM
cent, Mrs. McComas. G.. A. Heinbleip of
Rirhnipnd. Va. Mr. and Mrs. W. j..
Kehoe and G. A. Christian.
are DIR L. Pittman. Douglass Stuart Of
Alexandria. Va. and J. Pembroke Thorn
OF Baltimore.
Capt. and Mrs W. S. Allen of Elkins
Park. with Miss Elizabeth Allen and Mrs.
Elizabeth Randerbush. are stopping at
the CEalfonte: Mrs. II. D. Barr and Miss
Reta Barr of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. F. Bingham Of Palm Beach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Scott and Winfield Scott,
jr, OF ST. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. b.
aud r Tr a ra
guests at this house.
Among southern guests at Haddon Hall
are r. s. Lathrop Of Washington. J..
Gordon Mcdonald and J. Arthur Wilson
of Baltimore.
Mr. +. L. Clear. one OF the Panama
canal commissioners. is at the Seaside
House. accompanied BY his wife and son
apd Miss Rose Helen Biglow OF Wash
ington. William S. Stone. collector of
the port of Baltimore. with Mrs. Stone,
has returned to the Seaside House for
the late summer season.
Southern people at the Strand include
Miss A. p. Wellborn OF Washington and
DIR. Lewis II. Gundry of Baltimore.
Baron Bfeichroder of Holland. accom-
panied by his secretary. is guest at the
Windsor. ! !. ~
Senator Boies Penrose is making a stay
al Young's Hotel.
has taken apartments at the Chalfonte.,
Mr. and Mrs. Denham Cone of Wash
ington are spending the summer at the
Grand Atlantic. Hotel Edwin b. Nye is
also a guest at this house.
Among the Washington people at the
New England are Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID.
Wilson and their daughter, A. S. North
rop and Y. L. Bridges.
At the Hotel Majestic are Mrs. ]. x
Upton, ]. B. Woodward and Charles NJ
Plunket
"A. party OF Washington people at the
Wiltshire include Mrs. c. c. Lamborn
and r. 9. Lamborn, g. d. John, G. G.
Trenlle- and c. NJ. Belt
Washington people at the Hotel Iro-
and O. NJ watt,
sother Washington people registered a,
Ponce de LeonEMiss Elizabeth Fague
Miss Edna Eiserten. William Sempiar and
William Snyder.
Bort6n-E. southwick. Mrs. II. South.
wick. Mrs ID. Fogie. J. Miller, Miss A
Fogie. J. Miller, Charles Holmes and y
Morgan.
Edgewater-H, f. Moore. Mr. and Mrs
j. Finds
staniey-K. VOORHEES,, c. Corner. J. A
CARRIER and p. r. Treat
ELECTROMAGNETIC. and Mrs. j. Wynkie
n Brooks and II. Kcene.
Robhins-Mrs. Howell and Mrs. Hook
BothwelI-Miss J. German and Miss NJ
Conner.
BERKSHIRE Inn-Miss NJ. Lynn. Miss J
Clark. Mrs. y. Clark and George A. Their
van
New EngIand-H Wright. Mr.. and Mrs
u. MCopaugh. -Albin Casheli, Agnes Ca
shell. Y. Cashcll. Miss Clara NJ. Stewart
Ioiis ESer, I.eonora Eber. Berth,
Spieser. u. Butterieid, Mr.. and Mrs. c
Forrest, NJ IIarrish. s: NJ Frazier, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lamb.
absecon--Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson, n
Pullman. Mrs. r. Rulliman,- NJ Hoffman
y. r. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs. G., A. Guen
thcr.
shoreham-Miss Jessie Macartv. AZ
n. Macary, Mr.. l.. Carson. Mrs. J
Davis. Is. T. Keaney. Miss Annie Cross
i. j. Bonlbordier. Mrs J.. J. Bonn
border. f. Is. Finch. Mrs. i. Fox, Mrs
p. Cridkett. Mrs. w. Cricke.
.Ardmore-Miss Rakemann. Mr.. an
Mrs. 9: Cross. E. r. Mellon.
watkins-Mrs. T.. Marshall. Miss Z
Bitter: NJ. A. Gilbert.
Dennfs-Thomas J. Fisher. James 6
Mcflihenny. IT. =. Truchor. DIR. job,
". Shaw. Miss Shaw. Mrs. r. s. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Dalton. Mr.. an
Mrs. A. f.. Fowler. r. j. Allen. Jane
". Gait. Mrs. Robert NJ. Grimm, Mis-
Helen Griffin. W. l.. Browning.
John: NJ King. Mrs. NJ, Nicholson
midget Carroll.
Netherlands-Mr C. Douglass. Mis-
n str,Ihs. Miss f, StrShs. Miss
Farbaux. Miss o. McGrew. D. McNfahor
Mrs. J. Abbott, Miss 8. Clover, Josep
Madden. J. Madden. Enrol Madden.
.wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs. J. Thrush, r
Parkinson: M. D.: 5ohn q. I. Fewl<
Mrs C. I4amhorns n Lamhorn.