Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-13
Atlantic City, !.


Epeca1s ConespeodencAo e - 0AA
ATLANTIC CITY A. !. Julyr12<,1s1&s
The canny Scotch game Of golf 10
having its innings down here by the
sea these midsummar days. and the
roadway between Atlantic CITY and
the Northdeld ltnks on the mainland II
always dotted with automobiles going
| to or coming from tho grounds.
Indeed the game has such . hold
upon regular seaside viaitors that It
has bean 1ound advisable to build and
lay out . now clubhouse and links.
this time some two milea north Of Alb
secon. The new rendezvous win cost
somewhere in the neighborhood Of
| 100000 to complete.
The dues for members OF the new
club will be $500 per annum. The
clubhouse IS to surpass anything in the
east. A bathing pool shower baths,
tiled lavatories and several hundred
Thirty rooms WIN be included In the
three floors. The first floor will be
given over to dining hallA banquet
rooms and a dancing door. Verandas
Will completely surround the building.
enabling the visitors 70 view any part
OF the course from their shaded ro-
cesses.
Atlantic City Is guarding her bath
erS. There are now stxty~three life
guards and twenty protected bathing
tons are located at the following
points: Grammercy place, Royal Palace
Hotel. Rhode Island avenue, Connect.
out avenue. Delaware avenue. states
avenue, Maryland avenue, Virginia
avenue. North Carolina avenue. South
Carolina avenue. Tennessee avenue,
New York avenue. Kentucky avenue,
Indiana avenue. Michigan avenue. Mis-
souri, avenue. Georgia avenue. Florida
Chelsea. avenue. Boston avenue. Chill
dren's Seashore Home. Milledgevtlle
avenue and Jackson avenue.
There are also four hospital tents.
with a chief surgeon, DR.. Charles Bos-
sert. and four assistant surgeons. The
doctors and life guards go on duty at
o'clock in the morning and remain
until in the evening.
Last Sunday was thexgreatestsday OF
tho present year in Atlantic CITY
and the three daysof the Fourth Aoli-
days combined were .high-~Ater mark
days for the shore resort In its his
tory.
plunge'~in Atlantics Citys, surf Sunday
last, and tho beach front had the Ap.
pearance OF q human hive, with In
Vulnerable activities swherever-the aye
travelled.
tanned house. party during the week.
including Capt. Fryer, U. s. N: Pay
master Smith Of the battleship Cons
necticut and Mrs. e. p. Ramsey and
daughter, Miss Frances Ramsey OF
mer here.
Senator Ollie James of Kentucky ia
guest at the Hotel Alamac and q
frequent stroller on the Boardwalk.
DR.. A. B. McVeigh OF Washington IL
enjoying a shore outing at the West
mfnSt01.
Col and Mrs. George Robinson and
s. A. Robinson Of Washington arc mid
July visitors by the sea-
Presbyterian Church. washington. 10
spending q fortnight here.
Mr. and Mrs. N. g. Smith are Wash.
ington folk enjoying the heated term
by tho cooling sea-
Mrs. Ell Moores. Mrs. William Haley
and Mrs. N, w. King are Washington
matrons enjoying the cool July days
by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Bailey and Mrs
Fl. H. Mckee are spending the heated
term at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis NJ Rotz Of Wash
ington have apartments at the Dennis
for July.
R. C. colyan is doing the Board
walk over the week end.
William B. Raglan Of Washington Is
spending a vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ackerman, WASH
ington visitors. are domiciled at the
Hotel Francis during July.
Miss Rosalie Jones. from Washington.
| has apartments at the Hotel Sothern
during July.
John Mclean and H. q. Black 81
Washington are doing the Board
walk over the week end.
Mrs. g. C. Ainkin and, daughter are
guests at-the. Chetwoode during q Tort
night by the waves.
Mrs r. H. Fulton OF WASHINGTON
Joined a party OF friends at the shore
! early in the week.