Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-09
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


ATLANTIC CITY. n j., April 8. 1911.
Mr.. Melvin Vaniman, accompanied by
MIR. James J. Heeking of Cincinnati is
with the Boardwalk again. He is now
planning to bring his new and improved
shin of the air from Cincinnati to the
Americas Ga hangar at the Inlet, and
frana Atlantic City make another dash
ACROSS the heaving blue of the Atlantic
ocean. Two routes from the Ohio city
are under discussion, one following the
Ohio river a short distance. thence across
West Virginia toward the Potomac and
Washington, thence across Baltimore and
Philadelphia to Atlantic City; the other
along the Ohio river as far as Pittsburg,
thence following the line of the PennsyI-
vania railroad across the mountains to
Altoona, Harrisburg. Lancaster. Ph:la-
delphia and to Atlantic City. BY either
route Mr.. Naniman is confident he will
reach Atlantic City on schedule time, and
for man that has had his try. is conf
dent. too, that he will this time fly across
the pond to King Georges country
The Hotel LambOrn, Maryland avenue,
near the beach, has been selected by forty
different Elks, who will journey to the
shore during convention week in July
with their families.
All arrangements have been completed
for the annual spring tournament Of the
Country Club Of Atlantic City to be held
April %, IS and %. Expert golfers from
ali parts Of the country are expected, and
In addition there will be entries from
several colleges and universities, whose
cracks desire to compete with the golfing
topnotchers. Six sixteens will qualify
for the governors cup, the President
cup, the Atlantic City cup, the Mortified
cup. the Absecon cup and the Chelsea
cup, in order. The tournament Is open to
all clubs belonging to the U. S. G. A.
bo
J. Haines Lppincott, Walter f. Edge,
Frederick s. Sherman and Frederick G..
Robbins.
The Hotel Cecil. st. Charles place and
threw open it's doors to the public for the
season of 1911 last Wednesday. The
Cecil has been renovated within and with
out. and presents that homelike air of re-
| ronized by tired workers in search of
quietude and repose. The Hotel Cecil is
already we'll filled, and indications point
| to a successful season.
Boxes for the horse show are selling
| rapidly. There will be forty-seven private
boxes surrounding the promenade without
the tanbark oval. and considerably more
than half OF these have been disposed of.
| reservations, among them being Mr. Ed
| ward Mclean of Washington, D. c., who
will occupy box No. 4. to the left OF the
Judges stand: Miss Amy I. du Point Of
Wilmington. Del, has reserved box No.
AZ. Others who have taken boxes are
Mayor Charles J. Fisk Of Plainneld, NJ
j.: Mrs. Clara Bell Walsh Of Lexington
KY. and Mr. Charles E Van Week Of
Montclair. n. J. Boxes are on sale at
the Hotel Marlborough Blenheim, and in
dividual seats at Young's Million Dollar
Pier.
Promptly at 1880 Wednesday morning
two young men rushed into the tumbling.
wind-swept surf opposite the Hotel Dem
mis- and bathed briefly in old ocean They
apparently had ignored the fact that the
deep has not Yet been Onlcially opened
by the partners. Monsieur Neptune and
NJ lie Marie Stoy. and their stay in the
waters was correspondingiy short. the
chill of their reception evidently having
something to do with their brief visit.
AIR. Alexander Wolf OF WashinSton, ID.