The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
Nv cHARLEs x. AnRor.

oence OF the arrival of real vacation DAYS
Is apparent from the large number of
visitors who are now invading the re-
sort many of them taking advantage of
tne holiday, while others will remain for
extended visits
The ideal weather continues, and in this
respect leaves nothing to be desired. At
Iantic City has always been a popular
rendezvous for Fourth of July visitors,
and the indications point to an even
larger crowd than in former years, mas
much as the roOming capacity of the re-
sort is constantly on the increase
Large audiences have attended the
production Of Merely Mary Ann" which
has been appearing during the past week
at the Apollo Theater, while the attrac-
ton during the coming week at the the
ater will be Douglas Fairbanks in a new
comedy, entitled He Comes Up SmIl-
ing"
D'Annunzio's "Cabria'' has appeared at
the New Nixon Theater during the week
and has been well received by large and
fashionable audiences.
Chelsea Hall, on South Florida avenue,
near the Beach, affords homelike ac-
comodations and large, airy rooms with
private baths, while the privilege of bath
ing from the hotel is free for all guests.
in consideration Of the advantages offered
here the terms are very reasonable, and
special season rates are obtainable. Chel-
sea Hall has been under the ownership
and management of Mrs NJ. A. Smith for
the past twenty -four years, and the repu-
tation Of the house is. therefore, well
known and enjoys an excellent Wash
ington following.
A well-known house on Virginia avenue
is the Hotel Rothwell, whose patronage
from Washington is constantly increasing
owing to the care taken in every detail
that concerns the welfare of its clientele
Former guests of the Brightside will
find a very much improved house in the
new location at II South Mississippi ave-
nue.. which is still under the proprietor
ship Of Mrs. l. Wilde. Located within
one square Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad depot and only a short dis
tanCe from the beach and Million Dollar
Pier. the New Brightside will be found
very desirable stopping place for those
who desire a moderate rate hotel. where
hsthing privileges are permitted from the
house
The Hotel Ravenroyd in the fashionable
cottage colony of Chelsea. adjoins the
Boardwalk at Chelsea avenue. This is
a refined family hotel. where ocean
breezes are a constant delight. Electric
lights elevator and every other modern
convenience to crafty the requirements
Of part people are to be had here. while
special attention is devoted TO the table
and service. Numerous ocean-view rooms
are offered to the patrons of f.this hotel,
which is under the mana cement this year
OF T. Davis Collins.
The third house from the boardwalk
On St. James place is the Hotel Bruins
wick. which is in the center OF the lead
ing amusement places and only A short
distance from the most popular section
Of tha bathing beach. The prevailing
rates here are moderate and the house
is well conducted under the management
of Kegrize Brothers.
Tabor Inn. on Connecticut avenue. near
the beach, has an exceptionally fine locs
tion and continues for the twelfth sea-
son under the management of the owner,
4. NJ Dunn. The open verandas on this |
house are extremely cool and cheerful. ,
while the lawn in front Of the building
is well-kopt and decorated with various
kinds Of flowers and potted plants, which
render very inviting entrance.
The resort continues to be a favOrite
with WashinGtOnians. as shown from
the large number Of recent arrivals,
among which are the following.
Many Washington Visitors.
WASHINGTON visitors at the Hotel Ru-
dolf include Mrs. s ]. Jandorf, Mrs.
Pauline Mver, George T. Dreyfus. J. p.
Egan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Geutenzarg, Mr
and Mrs l.. Geutenzarg. Mr. and Mrs,
4. y. Hansen. Miss Marion Huethwohl.
Charles Huethwohl, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Lewis Koeingsberg.
Mrs II. Martin and D. f. Hardester
are among the guests at the Hotel Whit
tie. that are registered from Washing
ton.
NJ. l. Dobyns. of Washington, is en-
loving a stay at the shore and is MAX
ing the Hotel Jackson his home while
here.
The Hotel Lamhorn's Washington
guests are NJ. F. Sellman, F. V. b. Sell
man. A. W. Selman, and II. y. Sellman.
Other Washingtonians here for the 4th
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Carusi, Mr..
and Mrs. J. f Davies NJ. n. Halterman.
Stedman S. Hanks. F. ]. Yanes, Mrs. |
Charles y. Riker, S. s. Voorhees, r. ]. |
Wig. Charles Ramcher. Mr.. and Mrs |
r. X. Goodman. Mrs. James NJ. Maslin. |
F. y. Maslin, Mrs. w. G. Scarlet, Miss |
Gorilla Stolpp, NJ. s. Stolzek, Mrs. Mar
tin Wagner, f. May Wagner, DR.. and |
Mrs. William Barr, y. P. Barnes, Ed |
yard Francis, Robert s. Lamb, De |
Forest Grand. s. Erich. Jack Frank. +. |
c. Gale, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gerber, Mrs.
Mary Gettings and daughter, S. S. Glas-
sock, A Glickey, Mrs. H Occur. DIR.
Charles Goodman. Louis R. Goodman.
Mrs. Max Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
A NJ. Haas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Haas. Blanche Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs D X Hamilton, c. r. Hammond,
Charles Harris. H. L. Harris. l.. Harri-
son. L. NJ Heine. Byron HulIinger, Mrs.
E. B. Hollings, F. c. Holner. DR.. W. \.
Holden. Harry Hoop, Mr. and Mrs. J.
w. Hunt. Frank Inge, William Irwin, W.
D. James. James T. Jelks Joseph w.
Johnson, H. W. Jones. Mrs. s. Halen-
stein. Mrs s. A. KnOff, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Leaman, E. A. Levy. D. B. Leroy, a.
Lipshultz ]. A. Lus. J. n. J. Lynch,
DT. J. Douglas Malcolm. P. NJ. Manctacb.
Mrs. ]. p. McLain, Ethel Meyer. Jeanette
Meyer, Paul Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
NUHken. Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Murphy, |
Miss T. Neff, Mrs. NJ. News, Max News,
7 c. Nichols. Charles n. Parsons, Forrest
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Arnold.
F. L. Black. DIR. W. G. Clifton, c. J. [
Griffith. Simon Graef. T. NJ. Green. DR..
: A. Grimes, DR.. Joseph L. Hirsch. NJ.
Kahn, George w. HouCk, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ Huyney, Mrs. F. Klander. Mrs.
4. Mcdowell. J. Nelson. Miss c. Oldham,
Mrs. Fred Oldham, Mrs. d. W. Proctor,
Miss Julia Proctor, B. Sagner, Louis San
iers, f. P. Smith, II. BallOu. J. r. Cain.
Thomas B. Caldwell, Charles W. King,
John B. TuttIe, W. G. Miller, W. S. BiXby,
L. l. Cox, R. ]. Downey, Mr. and Mrs. c. /
Gilman, Mrs. Ida NJ. Murray. r. f. Parker,
:. P. Orbello, Francis Platt, William S.
:. Stephenson, A. w. Stewart. Mrs NJ.
Stewart. J. c. Theall, II. r. Van Law,
Maj. Thomas Weed. Mr. and Mrs. ]. c.
conliff, Thomas c. Doran, Miss Lourraine
Ooran, Mrs. K. T. HolbroOk, d. Hamilton,
,Irs. S. W. Hopes, Mr. and Mrs l.. Bert