Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16
ATLANTIC CITY.

| ALLAN IL CIIA, october ID. 1910
! One of the interesting fall sights to
rosters OIL the pavilions and strollers
| along the Boardwalk is the great men
| MAIDEN steamers plying along the coast a
| short distance out from the pier ends
| These fish, valuable for their oil and for
fertilization purposes, have been coming
| up the coast from southern waters in
vast shoals. and in plain view Of the
promenaders the steamers stop lower
their boats and when the net has sur
| rounded a quantity of the fish. a. great
shovellike scoop Is lowered and the fish
lifted into the hold. At times as many
as three or four of the huge craft may
be seen at work within short distance
| of each other.
Great f1ocks of seaguls have been how
ering over the water just of, shore during
| the week, indicative of the presence of
weakfish, which has been verified by the
success OF many amateur fishermen in at
tendance upon the Street and Interurban
| Railways Association. The weakfsh fol-
| low schools of smaller fry, upon which,
they feed, and in the chase the fish pur-
sued frequently skim along the surface,
or even rise at times above the water.
The sseagulls then pOunce upon them.
Hence the saying SO familiar along the
coast: Wherever there are gulls there
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fred G. Butler, a newly
married Washington couple are spending
| their honeymoon at the shore. They
have apartments at the Hotel Frontenac.
Rear Admiral Gheen, who has spent
the late summer and early fall in Allan
tic City, returned toss Washington Tues
day for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Casey are guests
at the Hotel Carlton in Chelsea and will
remain several weeks at the shore.
Ensign J. Benjamin Davis of the United
States Navy is shore visitor registered
at Hotel Chalfonte.
Mr.: and Mrs: r. Thorpe are autumn
guests at Hotel Rudolf.
Mr.. n. +. Graham is at the Seaside
House for a weeks stay.
Mrs. G. Whigham has arrived at the
shore and has taken apartments for a
visit OF some length at Hotel Chalfonte.
Evans and maid have apartments at the
Seaside House, and will remain at the
shore during October.
Gen. Richard Lyman, L. S. A., retired,
Atlantic City for two-week visit
They. have taken apartments at Hotel
Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Miller are fall
Mr.: and Mrs. 1. r. Casey have taken
month Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs, s. o. Won Hurbulis are
guests dL tIIe -bIS0HelTn.
The Misses Lulu and Ella Lewis Of
Washington are at the Hotel Wiltshire.
Among other Washington folks regis
tered at Atlantic City hotels during the
week afe:
Marlborough lenheim-Mr. and Mrs.
]. r. Devine, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. kim
ball. W. F. Ham. E. H. Harris, r. w.
Fuller. c.. r. Norment, William S.
Hodges, II. l.. Garbett, 8. W. Midgley,
c. B. Coates. r. F. Foyler, P. r. For
man. Ed Aplin. H. B. Sytton and A. FL.
Sisson.
Chalfonte-L 0. Griffith. Mrs. E. X.
Lundy Miss L. Phillips, Miss Annie
Humphrey, w. E. Crossin and ]. Harris
Franklin.
Windsor-E. W. Markham and Mr.. and
Mrs J. Morrow.
Bothwell-Mrs. ]. B. Littlewood, o. F.
Smith, Miss Gaelic and Mrs. ]. T.
O'Rourke.
Wiltshire-Mr. and Mrs T. V. Sullivan.
Young's-Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Wilson.
Holmhurst-Mr. and Mrs. W. Selby.
Pennhurst-Miss Charlotte Beldin and
Mrs Fl. c. Beldin.
DeVille-John Barrett.
Chester Inn-Mrs. f. 8. Vierra.
Storcke-S. Wilkinson, F. Cox and M.
Haddad.
Berkshire Inn-Mrs. j.. ]. Collins, Miss
r. Palmer. j. B. Bennett, N. J.. Breen
and Anna Lally.
Lamborn-A. 3. Caldwell, Mrs. E. NJ
Grafton and Miss Slater
Craig Hall-Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Bott
and Mrs. II. A. King.
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Thompson
Clarendon-Mrs. j. c. Lambert and
Mrs. f. Hartman.
New Clarion-James A. Edgar
Phillips Houses. E. Dawson.