Evening star., 1911-05-28
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, May 26,

| ATLANTIC CITY. May 26. 1911.
| The good old summertime was assur-
edly ushered in at Atlantic City last Sun
| day. The Boardwalk was crowded over
| its entire length with sea-loving prom
| enaders from morning until night, and
| the summery things OF the season had
| their first general display. The bathers
| were out in force and many initial coats
| of tan were laid on by Old Sol, who
stood to his work manfully during the
entire day.
The sartorial features OF the day were
the white serge suits worn by the ladies
| and the brand-new and nifty straw hats
| Of the men,.
The ponies and saddle horses and dom
keys are enjoying their last canters by
the waves until September, and it is well
that they are, as Heads up! Heads upr'
was the riders cry as the galloping ami
mails threaded their way in and out and
among the bathers summing themselves on
the sands.
Every Sunday in Atlantic City is a gala
preceding day OF the season in that the
Boardwalk was invaded by the diplo-
matte and commercial representatives OF
thirty-two different countries. Grave
charge danaires, secretaries OF embas-
sizes, ENJOYS extraordinary and CONNER
cial agents with most imposing titles. who
had been attending the fourth interna-
tional congress for the protection Of in
dustrial property, which met in conven-
ton at Washington, arrived in the City
cial train, with the natural sequence of
Ia rolling chair parade on the Boardwalk
Sunday. The invaders were entertained
at the Hotel Marlborough -Blenheim, and
the foreign representatives especially,
when they emerged to take seats in the
|man-propelled vehicles, attracted much
attention from the ordinarily blase Board
walk habitue. The Asiatics were the
cynosures.
Prominent Washington church people
who attended the sessions Of the general
assembly Of the Presbyterian Church held
In Atlantic City during the past week in
clude Mrs. Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Baker. Miss Baker. Misses Mary. Lille
s. e. Davis, Miss N. Henderson. Mrs.
M. I. Hogsett, Miss Mary G. Hogsett.
Miss Mary E. Johnson. Mrs. w. A. Ohm
stead. Miss r. H. Olmstead. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs: M. v: Rich
ards, Miss G. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry K Simpson. Mrs. G. A. Smith.
Rev. T. Charles Thomas, Mrs. D. E
Weber, Mrs. E o. Wycl1of. Rev. and
Mrs. Charles l. Neibef.
Miss Ethel N. Fenner Of Washington.
D. c., is at the Hotel Westmont.
Miss Rose Conner Joined bevy Of
Washington young ladies at the Hotel
st. Charles during the week.
Miss Virginia Church, MIRA Emma
Hazen, Mrs. Thomas Taylor. Mrs. J. A.
Travis and Mrs. L. 8. Depue Of WASH
ington are at the New England Hotel
Miss T. G. Brashears OF Washington Is
Mr. John n. Ehle and Miss Helen Ehle
Of Washington, p. c., are at the Hotel
st. Charles.
Miss Mary D. White OF washington,1s
at the Hotel Weetmont.
Mrs. T. T. Rogers OF Washington, d.
c., is at the Hotel Clyde.
Representative William 8. Bennett was
one Of the Boardwalk's guests Of the
week.
Mr.. W. E. Graham Of Washington,
D. c., is at Hotel Stanley.
Mrs. Horace Boughton, wife OF Gen.
Horace Boughton. Of Washington, d. c.,
Messrs. G.. D. Jacobson and M. L.
Hall.
Other Washingtonians registered at At
lantic City hotels during the week were:
st. Charles-Miss M. McCutcheon, Mrs.
E. l. Phillips, Miss Florence Yoder, An
drew Wilson, Joseph B. Bailey.
Ebbitt House-Miss A. M Park1ns, Miss
NJ. E. Hunter.
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. s. Lyon, ]. ].
Peyser.
Youngs-J. c. Alexander. H. A. WOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Herman.
New England-Miss M. R. Murphy, Mrs.
C. j. Murphy, Miss K. 81. O'Brien.
Stanley-W. e. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Fairbanks.
Pennhurst-Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Edding-
field, Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Stevens, J. C.
Parker, w. r. Matteson.