The Washington herald., 1914-07-05

Morris Cronin. Mrs. NJ Deck, d. Duane,
S. l.. DeLee, and F. II. Elson.
No washingtonian either of the true
and tried cave dweller variety or tired
: lawmaker taking a weekend holiday,
could possibly feel homesick at Atlantic
City. Familiar faces appear everywhere,
showing appreciation for all sorts of
amusement at all hours of the day. At
the Garden Pier, which has three ses-
sions of dances, with Miss Allie Sessions,
the talented young step-daughter of Col
Reeves Russell, u. S. NJ. C., as one of
the high-class attractions, Is a close rival
of the well-establlshed Steel Pier where
at least twice a day Capital visitors con-
gregate by the score. Mrs. William F.
Dennis and her daughter Mrs. Charles
Riker, who arrived a week ago, are
among the smartly attired matrons who
take in the morning concert at the Steel
Pier. Mrs. Marguerite Barbour, Miss
Julia Belrose, Miss Edythe Howard. Miss
Margaret McCord are among the we'll
known Washington bellies here for visits
of indefinite length, who are among the
patrons of the new Garden Pier as well
as the most attractive OF the moving
picture shows which are not losing any
of their old-time popularity.
DIR. Alice Brosius. who has been in at
ANhudl1f at several OF Ine meGlCal meet
ings of last week, is also one Of the Steel
Pier patrons nearly every afternoon.
Or. and Mrs. Francis GunneIl, who are
passing the summer at Chelsea, are fire.
quently seen in the chair parade from
their hotel all the way to the Inlet.
The Misses Mari. who arrived on Tues
day, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gilman and Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Kerens, also late ar
rivals are all being greeted by friends
Il Ill
tractive as ever. Other late arrivals
from Washington include DIR. NJ. :.
Iarkin, who is recovering from his re-
cent automobile accident.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Davis. Mrs. T.
Dewitt TalmaEe and her daughter. Miss
Collier. who are sailing the last Of the
week for Europe. to be absent unit!
autumn.
Dr. and Mrs BurdsaII, with their fam
fly, who are here for a fortnight. DR..
BurdsaIl is a prominent physician.
DIR. Coar Smith, who is attending the
convention.
Mr.. ]. c. Overton. Mr.. Charles
Rauscher. Mrs. Mary Goodlow. Miss
Edith Morgan. and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Armstrong. the latter form
erly Miss Marjorie Edison. OF Wash
are among the large number Of charm
ing young people who find this an ac-
ceptabl honeymoon resort. Mr.. and
Mrs Armstrong left on Tuesday for
their future home in Hartford. Conn.
Mrs Philip n. LarRer and maid are
located in Chelsea for the summer. Mr..
I.arner is passing the Fourth with his
wife. and will make frequent weekend
trips during the season.
Miss Esther Denny, who Is one OF the
weIl-known Washington visitors, looks
very smart in blue satin taffeta suit,
which has the very latest hasqued bodice.
The skirt, too, shows a great change OF
line. having the long undraped tunic with
considerable fullness at the hem. 1t is
the basque effect that makes the Wash
ington belle the envy of her friends. for
this particular feature is unobtainable
except from real artists in clothes. This
costume was topped by a blue hat with
a white satin crown. and its trimming
large white wings
Mrs Robert L. Owen. wife of the Sen
ator from Oklahoma, and her daughter
are here for a week before going on to
one of the New England resorts for the
of the summer. Mrs. Owen
is Chaperoning a number Of young people.
including Miss Pauline Stone. OF Wash
ingtOn, over the weekend
The former consul general 70 London.
Hon. Robert J. Wynne. and Mrs. Wynne
are among the short-term visitors, having
run down from Washington for week S
stay. They are patrons Of the new Gar
den Pier, where Mrs. Wynne looked eX-
tremely well in a tailored suit OF orchid
colored moire with black hat.
Mrs. McChord, wife of the Commits
sioner of Patents. accompanied by her
daughter and Miss Edythe Howard ar
rived on Thursday to pass several weeks
at one Of the beach front hotels.
Mr. Justice Lurton. Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, and Mrs. Lurton,
arrived from Washington early in the
week.
Gen. Wallace, of Washington. D. c,
has arrived for the summer.
Other late Washington arrivals include
Mrs. J. w. Beale, Mrs. Milton Beale, and
Miss Beale. with their maid.
Miss Barry and her aunt, Mrs. Yer
million, of Norfolk, Va, is a guest at the
Gladstone.
Mai. Frederick H. F. Ebstein. L. s. A,
and Mrs. Ebstein are spending
the month of July here.
Col. and Mrs. A. Shaker, who have been
in New York for several weeks, will
spend July, August, and September in At
lantic City.
Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, wife Of Capt |
u. S. N, and Miss Ruth Wilson |
are spending the summer at Chelsea, !
where they have a cottage for the season. |
Lieut.. Col. George Robinson, Mrs. Rob- |
nson and Mr.. S A. Robinson have closed |
their residehCe, 1851 Biltmore street, and |
are at Atlantic City.