Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
ATLANTIC CITY.

| SnnriaI Correspondence OF me S'ai'
| \TI.A\TIC CITY, \. j.. Feb. II. i'il'
pos,irred into action by Phliadeiphia
phenomenal success in raising mhiioii
dollars for it's Y NJ G. 4, Atlantic lily
i o,,., IA commence a campaign of It's
own with the gathering in OF SlV9,oo az
its end No date has yet been set Tor inc
herinuiuc of the work, but in all hkel-
hood = committee of oW earnest TustieIS
| will shortly be selected and set to "oi ~
! With the money thus to be raised a mag
nifcent new y. Nj. {. \. Duiidlhs WI! oe
erected adjoining the present gymnasium
at south Carolina and Pacific avenues.
| A conservative estimate places Atlantis
Citv,s throng of Sunday visitors at ~ 90;
| And such day. And such 1urs al.u
STYLES, The styles. usually. reach New
York first. then find their way lli.o a..
parts of the country. undergoing more OF
less change in accordance with the IDEAS
of the locality or the mood OF the mlii'hef
or modiste. Then they come back TO the
coast-to Atlantic City-and present a
| Kaleidoscope view of styles that have
been lated-Americanized. And the
view on the Boardwalk, on pleasant
Sunday afternoon, with the sun SHINING
brightly the waves dashing spray hlsh
in the air and the cool breeZeS sWaylnS
the dainty plumeS OF the mats, is the III
teresting result.
Representative Dan a. Driscoll. chair
man of the committee on territories, was
a member of motor party that made
Atlantic City in an eight-hOur run from
Washington early In the week. Mr.. Dris-
coll was entertained at the Hotel Shei-
burne while in the city by the sea.
Mr. George A. Maher. Well known
Washingtonian, is a guest at the st.
Charles Hotel
Mrs. E. S. Osbourne of Washington, ID.
c. accompanied by her son. Francis s.
Osbourne is guest at the Muncaster
Hotel during a brief rest period spent by
the waves.
REPRESENTATIVE Thomas Gallagher. a
member of the ways and means commit
tee of the national House Of Representa-
tives, spent several days during the early
part of the week at the Hotel Shelburne.
Mrs. II. c. Sherman and Mrs. c. w.
Hills. from the Capital city. are recent
arrivals at the Hotel Boutwell,, where
they have made reservations for apart
ments during the Easter season.
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Gallen of Washington
is at the Hotel ST. Charles.
Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams Of Wash
ington is al the Hotel Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Morgan of Wash
ingtOn are at the Hotel Holmhurst.
Mrs. l.. Thomas and Mrs. P. Kennedy
of the Capital city are Hotel Shelburne
guests during February
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blackman. prom
nent Washington folk. are occupying
suite at the Hotel Strand. where they will
spend the remainder of the winter season
Mr.. y. j. SABBATH, a widely known Wash
ingtonian, motored Ia the resort early in
the week and was a guest at the Hote
Shelburne.
Messrs. John r. Wright and r. Howard
from Washington, spent several days by
the sea during the week.
Mrs. J.. +. Webster. from the National
Capital is recent addition to the colony
OF Washington guests wintering by the
waves
Mr. J. j. McCreary of Washington. d.
C.. is spending a brief vacation in the
city by the sea
Mrs. +. s. Martin of Washington ac
companied by her daughter. Miss Ethel
is Hotel Wiltshire guest for the re-
mainder of the month of February.