Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-03
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. " J.,

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J..
September >. 1911.
The hunting season for reed bir5s rail
birds, and mud hens that opened Friday.
September I. proved to be the magnet
that drew great number Of sportsmen to
Atlantic City. They hunt out across the
meadows from this resort. and the re-
ported plentifulness OF the game has serr
ed to bring many gunners 10 the shore
for the opening of the season.
Early in the week the preliminary fall
rains set in along the shore. but these,
according to old weather sharps. who can
tell whether a storm will go out To sea
with the tide. or will hold until the next
flood. are but harbinger rains telling of
warm weather that will come TO the coast
during September .'Septembers hottest
days are when the vegetation begins to
turn, said one old seaman whose face
was lined and creased with wind and
weather. and we amt near the end o
summer yet.
The Venetian water carnival that was
oriSinai!y scheduled to take place SatIr-
day night. August ~. was postponed until
Monday the 18th, because Of rain. The
event was held on the postponed date.
and the waters Of tie Thorouchtarc and
Venice lagoon were Illuminated brightly
along DOtn sizes the Sncre line by
thousands of farnc torches and electric
lights. The queen OF the carnival. and
the princess royal. the princess and the
duchess. all did themselves proud in their
robes OF royalty and nobility. Numbers
of the boats were Illuminated from bow
to stern. and from masthead to water
line, with myriad of incandescent cleo
tric lights, and with seventy boats in
line. all Illuminated in some way. the
sight presented was an inspiring one.
WaShingtOnianS here include Miss Ma
mic \. Burnett. the Vermont: Miss
Helen Beuchert. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Lewis: Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Dodge
are the Runnymede guests: p. I. Haiti
gan of Washington, Miss Mary Moran.
Miss r. c. Haltigan and p. 7. Moran.
Hotel Raleigh: Mr. and Mrs. .. II.
Smith. Hotel Southern: Dr. and Mrs. {.
&. Marburg: the Misses Edna Bamette.
Hazel Prindible, NJ. d. CARPENTER. II.
Carpenter. Edna Capron. Edith Hotz
and Helen Eisenhardt Hotel Arlington:
Mrs II. Gushing and Miss Harriet Cush-
ing. the Morton: Miss Martha &. Nj
gent. Hotel st. Charles: Miss Ethel How
ard. Hotel Whittle: Mrs Charles Sci
gan Bradford. ir. George A. Lyon, jr.:
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Tapp. Hotel stan
ley. Miss Margaret Bailey, the Beech
wood; Mr.. and Mrs. John Boedecker.
and Mrs. c. II. Birdsall, Capt. j. II.
Gibbons, L. :. A., and Mrs. Gibbons.
Other hotel arrivals from the Capital
city are:
ST. Charles-Charles Lincolns. Charles
w. Downing. F. Bender, Mrs. r. Bender,
Miss +. J. INLAND.
Jackson-Miss Ida A. Bard. II. NJ. Tay-
Ter. Walter Bormbley, Mrs. and Miss Rob-
erts, Mrs. r. S. Bailey, Miss Rebecca Lev
itan.
Shoreham-Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Neely,
d. Splitter, Miss Minnie A. Splitter. A. j.
Weddelman. Miss n. Weddelman, G. W.
Conner. Miss Elizabeth Lackey, Miss
Mary E. Lanmon @. a. Lanmon.
Sothern-H. H. Swan. Mr.. and Mrs G.
Z. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Crane. j..
NJ. Deering. w. j. Seimberg, NJ. A. Elmer
son, G.. c. Emerson.
Lorraine = Mrs. p. Haslacher j. Has
lacher. Miss l.. Hirsh. J. E. Dolan.
Runnymede-Mr. and Mrs. -. B. Snyder,
&c. P. Johnston. o. III. Tittinann.
Iroquois-Jesse W. Thornton, c. Hagan,
Samuel Pri"hard, w. crendo, l.. NJ. Ar
mold.
New England-Mis K. Murphy, Mrs. NJ.
Watt, j. Watt. NJ G. Grady. Z. T. Ben
ton. G. +. Barnes, Miss Mildred NJ
Barnes.
Roxborough = Miss Julia Cohen. Miss
Belle Whitson. Miss Mary Pagan.
New Fayette-Mrs. A. f. Richards. Miss
F. I.eary, Mrs G. Z. Pryor, G. l.. Hslsey
Strand. C. STEELE, Miss 4. Thornton
Miss c. Luelkert.
Chetwoode-A. Donnelly. NJ. Mccarthy,
F. T. Pagan.
Wiltshire-J w Beecher, C. Terry, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Reed. Mrs E. McGeagh