Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-26
ATLANTIC CITY.
cial Correspondence Of The Star.


Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. June IS. 1910.
There has been a rush for the cool
waters of the ocean this week which
has filled the beaches with bathers in
the bathhouse man.
The Boardwalk and piers are in their
summer glory OF brightly dressed peo-
and plenty of people at all OF the pier
attractions.
Down on the steel pier little groups
of ladies In pretty. cool-looking cos
tunes sit on the shady side in the sea
breeze. fortified by their embroidery or
a book.
On the Boardwalk all the gay follies
OF the day have way There seems to
be a craze for small dogs. which gives
1T the appearance OF a bench show.
in for alteration from his fair owner.
The beach chairs are delightful this
hot weather. and many people are
taking their first ocean bath OF the sea-
delegates. freed from the convention
alities OF life. turned cartwheels in the
surf and generally behaved like boys
out OF school.
sprung up in Chelsea down by the
beach. and form what Is known as the
tent village, which is under regular
management, with an ONCE on the
Boardwalk. where one may rent one
Of the commodious and complete tents.
with gas and all the conveniences Of
camp h.e. II is very popular. and APP
peals to people who want to enjoy the
ocean bathing away from the conven-
tionalities of hotel life.
The Hotel Savoy has opened for the
season. The proprietor is Mr.. L. b.
Brockway of Ely. Mimi. who has for
his manager Mr.: Otto d. Schultz.
well known Philadelphia hotel man.
The Savoy is situated In the pleasant
est part Of Chelsea, right on the beach,
and has complete equipment.
The Hotels Traymore, Dennis and MARI
borough Blenheim have been filled with
who have been in attendance on the car
builders and railway convention. Many
OF them are lingering with their wives
and families to enjoy the early June bath
ing season at the shore. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Y. Worthington of Washington
are stopping at the Seaside House. Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. kahan, Miss Grace Bailey
and w. S. Belt are other Washington
people at this house. A notable guest at
the Hotel Strand is Gen. Charles Hey
wood, retired commander Of the United
States Marines, who is here for the sum-
mer season. w. B. Brown. +. w. Boil
giano Of Washington and Albert Digs OF
Richmond. Va, are staying here. At the
Shelbourne Mr.. W. Frank of Washing
ton. d. c.. is spending the early summer
season. A number OF Washington people
are staying at the Runnymede in Park
place. Among them are Miss Lillian A.
Merritt, Mrs. III. c. Connors and Mrs. r.
II. Hagner Of Washington. At the West
mont are Mr.. and Mrs. Byron s. Adams.
H. N. Hitchcock Of the United States Navy
and DR.. Edward Bedloe. former consul to
China. At the New Hotel Merton are
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Hope of Wash
ingtoY1 who are spending the early sea
son there. Washington people registered
at Atlantic City hotels: Howard House.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Leslie: Bouvier, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Davis: Arlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Ryan: Dc Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wal
lace: Monticello. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Buckay; froquois, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lyons:
wiltshire, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dealsh.
Mrs. c. Humphrey, Miss H. NJ. Hum
phrey, Master J. Humphrey: Sea Crest.
Mrs. Mary T. Field. Mrs. James Glass
colt, John NJ. Speare; Phillips House.
John Hoyt, Mrs. Hoyt and son; ST.. Clare.
Miss Dayton. Mrs. H. Baldwin: Raymond,
W. Shaffer. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack: Morton.
Mrs. J. Morrow and Katherine Morrow.