Evening star., 1912-07-07
ATLANTIC CITY.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. July 5, 1912
The Fourth of July saw the Board
walk and resort thronged with visitors
from many inland cities and towns
The country swain. holding his best
girls hand as they ambled down the
walk. was in evidence; firm in the be-
lief that no one knew just how things
stood save Liza and himself. Aged
veterans Of the years were here; the
young and gay; the thoughtful and
weary. and the fond young papa and
the kids. The entire beach front was
decked out in gala attire: the bands
played; the flags and banners fut-
tered in the cool sea breeze, and the
Boardwalk was all that it should be
on the Fourth.
The United Spanish War Veterans
WIN convene in Atlantic City in Sep
tember, and preparations are already
under way for the entertainment of
the visiting warriors. In September.
too. will be the gathering in the resort
OF the American Good Roads Congress,
an aff1liation of numerous organiza-
tions. having the betterment OF the
ccuntrys roads as their object. Promi-
nent men will address the road con-
gress. among the speakers listed being
President Taft Gov. Woodrow Wilson,
neers of the army. and John C. Black,
president Of the civil service commits
sion.,
Mrs. Charles w. Kaufman Of Wash
ington. d. c.. joined party Of home city
friends at the Rudolf early in the week
for lengthy outing at the shore H. ].
Murphy of Washington is a guest at
the Raleigh over the week end. Mr. and
Mrs. w. c. Bradburn are Washington
folk enjoying the delights and cooling
hr0 ~ h1
Bradburn have apartments at the New
England. Mrs. j. Lorville Gilbert and
Mrs. Marian Benjamin, Washington ma
irons, are at Hotel Dennis during a pro-
tracted stay at the shore. Mrs. B. P.
Davis. Miss NJ. T. Davis and Miss L. w.
Davis. from Washington. D. c., are at
| the Runnymede. Mrs. c. D. Niles and
Miss NJ. Fl. Niles Of Washington, D. c.,
are at the New England during a fort
nights sojourn. Mrs. c. E. Walker and
| tinental. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Graeff.
lWashingtopians, are at the Chelsea Hall
for fortnight. Col. c. E. Duffy. from
Washington, is at Hotel Burlington for
the month. Miss Dorothy NJ Arnold of
Washington Joined friends at the Ma
jestic for a July fortnight. A. L. Wood
and A. E. Janety. Washington visitors,
are at prominent Virginia avenue hos
telry
J. E. Alexander and c. ]. Williamson,
St Charles during a ten-day sojourn by
the sea. DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Babbitt are
Washington folk enjoying the cool sea
breezes at the shore. with apartments at
the Boutwell,. j. C. Merrick of Washing
ton is numbered among Baltimoreans reg
istered at the Hotel Hygeia Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Salmon are occupying apart
ments at a we'll known Virginia avenue
hostelry B. c. Shinn of Washington is
at the Grand Atlantic. c. d. Porter and
family from Washington, are guests at
the Morton during a brief July stay by
the waves. Mrs. E. D. Gordon is a
guest from Washington at the Majestic
during July. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Paris,
Washington folk. NJ. A. Paris and Miss
Paris. are domiciled at the Holmhurst
during the first fortnight in July. Mr.
and Mrs. w. Wallace and daughter
Washington folk. are registered at the
Mount Vernon during a midsummer stay
by the sea- w. r. Smith and A. V. Col
Inns. Washingtonians. are registered at
Hotel Jackson over the week end. Mrs.
Paris. are domiciled at the Holmhurst
joined friends at Hotel Dennis early in the
week for a protracted stay by the sea.
R c. Colyer of Washington Is domiciied
at the Chalfonte during a brief sojourn
by the July waves. Maj. John NJ. Carson.
from Washington, is at Hotel Westmont.