Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-14
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Midsummer Rush Is at Hand
and Hotels Are Crowded.
PLENTt OF EXCITEMENT
Yourg Lady swims Around Steel
Pier ard Lion Roars Loudly.
SENATOR ELKINS ENJOYS SURF
Many Washing tonians Already Are
Domiciled at Resort and More
Coming.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.


tiers. AS yet the hotels are able TO ac-
eoinmodate the people. but the room
and bath proposition of the late conner
il like TO resolve itself into "a room
and a dip in the surf
There were exciting things all alone
the Boardwalk this week; young lady
electrified the people by swimming
around the Steel Pier, a lion in the
lIippodrome on the Million Dollar Pier
VINO had some private quarrel with
fate, roared so as to nearly create a
panic when small boy yelled lion
loose, and stampede of the people was
just averted.
Last but not least a slightly de-
mentcd PittsburS man smashed the
Statuary in boardwalk amusemen,
place. AS he was an Italian artist from
the colony of Italians in the Smoky
City it is To be supposed tina,
Atlantic City art is not up 10 the Pitts
burg~Sfandard.
The Italians who are working on the
airship shed for the Wellman balloon
up at the Inlet were so superstitious
after one of their number fell from the
Top and was injured that they would
not work higher UP than the second
story, thus delaying the work con-
siderably for time.
Mrs. blair Spencer and her daughter
;i.e spending The season at the Hotel
chelsea. Capt. Mark Brooke, |. ;. A.,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Wells and Rev
Zines r. -adckln are among the Wash
incton guests at this house.
senator Eikins oil West Virginia, who
is spending some time at the shore visit
ing his married daughters, has been max
ing his headquarters part of the time at
lie Chelsea.
Richard Harding Davis, who is spend
ing Some weeks at the resort, is often
seem among the people in the Chelsea
district.
Mrs. c. j. Weller of Washington, D. c.,
is midsummer guest at the MARI
borough Blenheim.
Mrs. William Burr Harrison and Mrs.
T. Howe are Washington guests at the
Ghalfonte. Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Starkey are also staying there. Mr.. Wal
ter Wellman and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Chamberlain make a party of much in
terest to the Chalfonte guests. Mr.. and
Mrs-> Melvin Nanniman, who are also
interested in the Wellman airship ven
Inre.s are over from Paris and are stop.
Mrlt aand Mrs. George Anderson and
Master Thomas Anderson are spending
the season at the 81. Charles. Other
Washington guests there include Miss G..
T.. jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. James Malealy,
Miss Jean naison, f.. c. Parry ad Il. y.
Fisher. Guests from a distance at the St
Charles are Miss Elizabeth Doan of Hot
springs, Ark, and Miss Winnie w. Ripper
OF LnS Angeles, Cal.
Maj. Lewis Marian, L. S. A, with
Mrs. Marian and their son Lewis, is
spending the summer at the Hotel
Strand.
Il number of Washington people are
az the Dennis, among whom Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. Jelliff, Edward Mullin, jr.,
ard A.tC. Monaghan.
William :. West>of Washington, d. c..
=, arlHng the summer guests at the
Traymore.
capt. +. Agnew Appleton and Mrs
appieton are guests at the Windsor.
other Washington people there include
T.. i r RarnaS
NJ. Riopeli.
Mr.. S. Z. Slater. accompanied by the
Misses Maud and Edith Slater of Wash
ington. are making an extended stay at
the Holmhurst. Among other Washing
ton people there are Mr.. and Mrs v. C.
Keigin and their Child, and Miss Leonce
keigin
Col and Mrs. Henry L. Turner of Chi
caSo, with Miss Ruth and Master Don
Iufner. are also staying there.
Mr.. III. \. Baroner of Washington is a
guest at the Claslyn-Chatham.
Among the midseason guests at the
Hotel lroquois are Mr. a. Ii. Byrd and
Joseph w. Harper, both of Washington
Bishop Davis of Iowa, accompanied by
Monsignor Flaws, spending the
month of August at the Hotel Chef
spent the month of July at this house
MI Hugh Taggart well known at
torney of Washington. is spending some
time at the Chetwoode
\ large number of Washington people
are staying at the Tabor Inn, on Con-
necticut avenue and the beach. Among
them are former Representative and Mrs
lie Gage Pratt and j. Lyman Pratt, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T. keyser and their
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. William Run
ning, j. Maurice DAILY and Teresa DAILY,
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Apple, James Nc
fadden and Mrs McFadden Rev James
i. krug, c. G. Townsend. 5. w. Adams,
l. Schick. Thomas J. Long. Edwin Jones,
Butler Jack. jr.. Wilbur Stutz, r. NJ
Male, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Hickman, Mrs
1'sllamioO, Miss Hope Davis and Joseph
+. Dunn.
Among the Washington guests at the
1sptei Lexington are Nj. ard Mrs.
Marschlak, George w. Ford and Lee
Raymond Ford, Miss Edna Ford w. A.
Iubank, Miss l., Z. Smith, w. W. Smith
and NJ. Jordan.
Other Washington people registered al
Atlantic City hotels are:
Rio Grande--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viii
son, Ernest r. COoIhill.
Edison-G. Stewart. b. Stewart, Frank
lin Stewart. Mrs. Hawkins and daugh-
ter.
Sticbney-Mrs. d. Petit, Mrs c. Pet.
tit, 5. +. Northern, Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam Johnson
Loraine-Mrs. w. J. Dyer, Mrs. A. F
Jones and daughter, Joseph Levy Gilbert
Hahn, \. +. Steinem. Harold Strouse
Raieish-Mrs. S. Chaplin, Mrs. j. y
Warrington.
Dennis-A c. Wilton. Edward Muel
lin, MFR. and Mrs. Frank Jelin.
Norwood-Miss Emma Ryan. 7. Trainor
Craig HALL. w. England MIR. ant
Mrs. j. w. Latham, j. K. Brattan Mr.
and Mrs. +. l.. Smith, Mrs. \. p Cren
shaw, Miss K. p. Crenshaw. Mrs A. VI
Crenshaw. l. NJ. Crenshaw, Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Jorse, Mrs NJ. Fleming
Misses Fleming.
Ocean HaI-Miss Z. Sterling. d. ]
Conway, Miss III. Il. Sterling, p. G
probest. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Jenevey NJ
j. Dawson, 5. *. BoSenen, Mrs c. vii
son.
Calvert-Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Wat
son, Mrs. c. Steele. w. e. Irwin.
-4bseGon-J NJ. Maioney, Miss +. j
Maloney.
notwithstanding. and Mrs. Henry Beh
lert. Miss Lena Weinberg
La Belle Inn-Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Grant
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Hulse, l.. Rice. W
Lederer.
Robbins-Mrs NJ. B. Harvel, Mrs
Marie w. Craig
New .Princess-J. H. Hampton, Miss NJ
Davidson.
.Dennis-N. w. Hill Mrs ID. Ioughran
Mrs; ~. Brinton, Mr.. and Mrs f. ]
Rates. Mrs. y. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. "
+. BouIter.
avocars Miss NJ Dill, Miss F. Rosen
baum, Miss g. Durnkenger.