Evening star., 1912-09-15
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence Of me star
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J..

ATLANTIC CITY, y J.,
September IL 1912
sunday last was a perfect sea bathing
daN and every visitor seemed determined
that the day should not go by without a
dip The beach was lined with saltwater
devotees from early morning until late
twilight. AT sundowL the wind began In
rise, IN accordance with the formula
prescribed by the ancient sea cap'ns and
mariners hereabouts. and with the rising
wind came great bilows beating shore
ward breaking into great spumes OF
white spray for miles along the coast.
Several narrow escapes from drowning
Were had by venturesome nathers who
dared the giant breakers. and the life
guards We're called upon IN do acts of reai
heroism in several difficult reScucs. The
water was warm throughout the entire
day. at one time reaching temperature
OF seventy-four
Added To the familiar and soothing
church music that emanates from several
score places of worship throughout th'
resort every Sunday. the musicians werr
in Atlantic City in attendance upon the
reunion of the Spanish American War
Veterans and paraded the streets
throughout the day. meeting their com
rades at the trains and escorting officials
TO and from their HEADQUARTERS and
hotels.
V. j. Barten and sydney L. Meyers ~
Washington are week visitors at the
shore. with apartments at Hotel Shell
burne.
Mr.. ard Mrs. s. l.. Smith are Wash
ngtonians at Hotel Westmont during
fortnights = soJourn by the sea.
w. y. Harrison and Thomas r. Huyck
OF Washington are guests at Hotel Tray
more.
Mrs. c. s. Roberts and Mrs. c. Ellis are
Washington matrons spending the mid
September DAYS at the shore, with apart
ments at Hotel ST. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs William Donaldson and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fitzsimmons, Wash
ington folk. are spending the late season
days at the shore
F. J. and &. II. Orme are Washingto-
mans visiting the resort.
Mrs. A. G. Holmhack Miss c. III. Holm
back and Miss V. X. Holmback of Wash
| ington, are guests at Hotel Morton during
a fortnight's stay by the September sea,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Penqully and Mrs.
c. Myers OF Washington are numbered
among Hotel Dennis guests OF the week
end.
s f. Monroe and n NJ. Cook are WASH
ingtonians registered at the Hotel Bou-
vier during a brief shore stay.
Mr. and Mrs. j. III. Bell are Washing
ton visitors registered at the Manhattan.
David Longman and Charles Shelton of
Washington are numbered among the
Boardwalk strollers of the week end
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Albright Washing
ton folk. are at Hotel Sothern.
Mrs A. Schaper and Miss Bertha Scha-
per of Washington are spending the mid
September days by the sea, with apart
ments at the Hotel Traymore.
Dr. F. II. Garrison OF Washington II,
G.. is a guest at the st. Charles during
brief September sojou-n by the sea.
Mrs G. w. Kugler and Mrs. J.. J..
Knight are Washington matrons enjoying
the delights of September at the shore.
Mrs Kugler and Mrs. knight are guests
at Hotel Westmont during their shore
stay.
Mrs Thomas Beale and daughter. Miss
Beale of Washington, are seashore visit
ors over the week end, with apartments
at Hotel Dennis
Visitors at the Ponce de Leon from
Washington are Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. West
enfield.
Mr. and Mrs F. Pothberry. Mrs y. !.
Pothberry and r. J. Pothberry Wash
Atlantic during mid-September sojourn
by the waves.
Senator Ollie James Of Kentucky and
Mrs. James are shore visitors during Sep
tember.
H. d. Widdan and H. A. Widdan, Wash
ingtonians, are shore visitors at Hotel
Boutwell, over the week end.
Mrs. E. j. Bright and Miss Laura G.
Bright of Washington are spending mid
September days by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs James Creamer of Wash
ington are at the Chester Inn.
Miss Elsie NJ Carey and Miss Alice
Carey of Washington are shore visitors or
the week at Hotel Iroquois.
La Belle Inn visitors from Washington
include Mr.. and -~.rs. J. B. Hoffman.