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stall their families here and commute
as their business engagements require.

as their business engagements require.
The Westmont Hotel, Rhode Island ave-
nue. and the Beach, has a wide sweep Of
ocean view and spacious exchange and
management the hotel annually enter
tains many visitors from far-distant
points in the United States and Canada,
as well as drawing strongly from Phila-
particularly well thought of in central
Pennsylvania, and many Clearfield and
Center county people make the WeStmont
their annual Atlantic City seaside home.
The Beechwood. at the ocean end OF
Kentucky avenue, opened Saturday, the
18th instant, after undergoing a thor
ough renovation during the winter
months. The Beechwood is under the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Mr.. W. F.
Mooney, who has successfully conducted
an up-to-date Atlantic City hotel for
twenty seasons the present opening begin
ming his twelfth consecutive year In the
Beechtsood. The hosiery has capacity
of 1875 is conducted on the American
tons for the summer season. New car
pets have been laid throughout. all the
rooms repapered, the large dining hall
wholly refurnished and refrescoed and
running water installed In many of the
rooms.
National headquarters of the B. P. o.
Elks will be the Hotel Strand, on the
Boardwalk, during the week of the
tWeQCN-0ltn annual reunion 10 De Ieiu mere
in July. Rooms haze already been re-
served for $50 Grand Lodge officers from
Grand Exalted Ruler Hermann down to
the delegates.
Rear Admiral Hawley. L. S. N, retired,
of Washington. d. c.. accompanied by
Mrs. Hawley. is occupying suite at the
Hotel Strand.
Mr.. J. n. Wolcott of the Post Office De-
partment, Washington. is at the Grand
Atlantic Hotel
o,,I ID
and Mrs. c. W. Anderson, all of Wash
ington. motored from the National Capt.
tai, via Philadelphia. to the shore, and
are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Mrs. A. N. Winter. from Washington,
D. c., accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth, is recent arrival at the Hotel
Rudolf.
Mrs. a. NJ. Mailman is at the Haddon
Hall.
Mrs A. B. White of Washington, D. c.,
is at the Hotel Chalfonte.
Mrs. r. Rexner and Mrs. f. r. Tiefer
are Washington ladies pleasantly domi-
ciled at the Hotel Iroquois for a brief
Lenten stay.
Mrs. o. Floyd Cutler has taken apart
ments at the Hotel Chalfonte and will
spend the month Of March by the sea.
MIR. and Mrs. George II. Smith are well
known Washington folk recuperating at
the Grand Atlantic Hotel.
Mr.. w. \. Mcdowell of the nations
capital is resting at the ellsworth Hotel.
Among the Washington folk registered
at Atlantic City hotels are:
Penhurst-Mrs. J. r. Wilmington. Miss
Rebecca Wilmington. Mrs. S. B. Sheebly
and Mrs. A. E. Gaines.
st. Chares-Miss Edna Lyle.
Avoca-Mrs. A. Hughes and Mrs. l..
Fayer
Royal Palace-Mr. and Mrs. Charles V.
MINES Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Min
mes and Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Anderson.
Strand-Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Small. Miss
NJ. Small, Miss NJ. S. Bell, Miss n. B.
Adams and B. G.. Dulaney.
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Newman
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Newman.
Chalfonte-E. w. Deakin, c. L. Hard
ing and Mrs. j. H. Hensley.
Holmhurst-R- w. Henderson and Miss
Ethel Henderson.
SeasiGe-Mrs. NJ NJ. La Billie.
New England-Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Vinal
and H. P. Mitchell.
Bothwell-J. Korm.
Wiltshire-F. Crandall and James Kane
Craig Hall-Mr. and Mrs. G. III. Alex
ander.
Westminster-Mrs. J. H. Hatch
Clarendon-MisS Cora Z. Slicer