Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-28
ATLANT|CC|TY NOTES
Vacation Folk Delighted at
Splendid Weather.
MANY SAILING PARTIES
Hawaiian Rides the Breakers in the
Evening.
LARGE CROWDS WATCH HIM
Aided by neutrality-suspicious.
Pier Is Center of
Interest.
speciai Correspondence OF The Star.


ATLANTIC CITY. August 81. 1910
The beautiful weather is delighting the
large number of Washington people at
the shore. The added beauty of moon
light nights has made many delightful
sailing parties possible.
Notwithstanding the fun that goes on
along the beaches and Boardwalk, the
crowds have been chortling with genuine
side-tickling laughter over some of the
shows in town.
One OF the novelties to be seen at night
on the Boardwalk Is the Hawaiian young
man who is amusing himself and the on
lockers by riding the breakers on Ha-
waiian surf board. He is said to be one
OF the cIeverest riders In Honolulu. and
certainly does some very remarkable
things under the big searchlight which is
turned on him at night.
Steeplechase Pier is the center of ring
ing merriment these days. The summer
SRI dares all things from the roulette
wheel TO the soup bowl" and She was
seen working the penny fortune-tellins
machine this week, which tells you your
fortune and furnishes the picture Of your
future husband.
Southern guests at the Marlborough
Blenheim include Mrs. 5. Walter Weed
and Miss Julia Weed. DIR. and Mrs. J. A.
Douglas OF Washington. u. g. and the
Misses Faivsetts and Mrs c. NJ Henblen
and her daughter of Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Albert and Mrs. Bee
man Of Washington, ID. c., are among the
southern visitors at the Dennis. a large party
OF tourists is at the Dennis, whose men,
bers have taken the trip from ST. Louis.
No.. by way of the Gregory tours. trav-
cling practically all the way by water
from Detroit TO New York by way of
Lake Erie. Lake Ontario, the St Law
renee river. Lake Champlain. Lake George.
a he yYrHc 70 Nav Nnr1- rYn,
there 10 Atlantic City. They will go later
TO Washington.
Mrs. Oliphant, daughter of Senator Ell
kins Of West Virginia. is guest at the
Hotel Chelsea. Mrs III. b. Denham and
the Misses Margaret and Dorety Denham
are Washington guests at this house.
Capt. +. p. Martindale, jr., is spending
q part OF the summer season at the Chal-
fonte. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Van Sickle E..
Stanley Simmons and his sons are Wash
ington visitors at this house.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Neligan and their
family have taken apartments at the St,
Charles for the midsummer season The
Misses v. o. and VI. Grace O'Mara and
Mr.. U. F. Debarros Pimmetel are WASH
ington Cd. Co guests at this house.
Mr.. William H. Landvoight Of Washing
ton Is one of the prominent figures along
the Boardwalk these days. He arrived
early last week.
Other southern visitors at the St
Charles include Donald Hind, j. d. Hind
and o. H. Fowler of Washington, ID. c.;
the Rev. w. Massie and the Misses Mar
tina and Manson Massie Of Lynchburg,
Va: II. L. Reggins and Mrs. J. III. Fariss
OF Salem. N. C.
Thomas Nelson of Richmond, Va, is
staying at the Hotel Rudolph.
The following Washington people are
at the Arlington: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
walford and their family j. H. Melton
and Miss Mary Melton, F. F. weston, w.
H Smith. jr.; r. j. Cissel, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. Gendette. with Miss E. v. Gendette,
Mrs. e. E. Root, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Turner. jr.: Col. w. II. Sweeney and Mrs.
The list OF Washington people register
ed at Atlantic City hotels follows:
Netherland-Mrs. NJ Field. Miss NJ.
Field. Miss r. Johnson. William Bowman.
Ralston-Mrs. r. Currie, Mrs. Ii. Carey,
Miss III. Carey. Miss ID. katherine, MIR.
and Mrs. William Long.
Avoca-Miss Margaret Carraker. Miss
Rose Carraker. Mrs. w. Burch, Miss Mar
garet Knockey. Miss B. Burel.
New Liberty. H. Schmidt. Albert
Foer. n. Gutenberg.
Yarmouth-Mr. and Mrs. w. Brooke,
James Ware. G. Cramer, n. d. Neach.
Brown. Samuel Thorn, Miss p. Jenkins
Ebbitt House-Mrs. II. Huddleston. Miss
A. Simonton. Mr.. and Mrs. A Young.
Bingham-Mr. and Mrs. John Welker.
Westminster-Mr. and Mrs. X. Hagy
n. +. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Rio Grande-Mr. and Mrs. G McCauley
Miss =. Murray.
Bouvter-Mrs b. Webster. Mrs. j. Mil
Ter
Pennhurst-Miss Hyatt. Mr.. and Mrs A.
r. Mackenzie, Roland Mackenzie. Miss
Middleton. Mr. and Mrs H Spangler.
Dennis-W. T.. Thompson. DIR. Louis
Iehr, Mrs. p. b. Hills. DIR. and Mrs w
A. Wills. C.. b. Merrick
Haddon Hall-Talby Douglass. Hugh
Olean. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Semmes. Mrs
G. A. Stewart. Mrs. F. +. Weller, Miss +
NJ Weller. W. ]. Pilling. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ y. Sovel, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Craw-
ford
Absecon-James D. Gahner. jr.; Ralph
Davis