The Washington herald., 1914-07-26
By. cHARLEs K. ApRor.

ISEouBnt inoubands OF new Nisltors 10 the
seashore. all Of whom participate In the
Idiversined forms Of amusement.
People come from all sections Of the
country during the summer to this great
city by the sea. and II Is interesting to
observe the number OF automobiles bear
Ing registration tags from nearly every
state In the Union-as far West as Colo
rado and as far South as Florida In
fact, automobile traffic TO the resort has
been steadily increasing for several
years, and for this reason II is more than
likely that one or two new approaches to
Atlantic City for vehicles Of this char
acter will undoubtedly be completed be-
fore another year. as under present con-
ditions all moving vehicles are obliged
to enter the resort over the single thor
loughfare
Yessella's Italian Band and MsrtinFs
symphony Orchestra continue to prove
popular attractions on the steel pier,
while Murphy's American Minstrels, the
ever-amusing cakewalk and motion pic
lures, as well as promenade concert
dances, form the other principal amuse-
ments on this great ocean structure.
| Theatergoers have enjoyed the lively
comedy drama. entitled Kitty Mckay"
which has been appearing this week at
the Apollo Thsater.
The Christian" is being presented IN
Theater and is attracting much interest.
The vaudeville bill at the B. r. Keith
Theater on the Garden Pier. which Is
| under the direction Of Messrs Harry
Davis and John P. Harris. is OF a high
standard and contains many new and at
tractive features every week
An interesting trolley ride or automo-
bile trip brings the visitor 20 the famous
Elephant Hotel in MArgate City. The
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contains several rooms, as well as a spa
eious observatory tower. and is well
worth visit. The buildings connected
with the Elephant are a relic Of the
Centennial Exhibition OF ls7s. having been
originally built in Turkey. The man who
has the Elephant on his hand Is John
Gertzen, who has been actively connected
with the management for many years.
The Sinclair Hotel, in New York ave-
nue., within short distance OF the beach,
enjoys a central location. and accommo-
dations may be had on either the Ameri-
can or European plan. while bathing Is
permitted from the hotel This botel has
recently been leased eby Mrs. Bradley
Fletcher, who has an attractive winter
hotel in St Augustine. Fla.
Senator Ollie James. who is an annual
visitor TO Atlantic City. is registered at
one OF the beach-front hotels during his
vacation.
Mr.. Charles l. Slmms, acting solicitor
for the United States Department Of
Labor at Washington, and Mrs. Simms
are stopping at one of the beach front
hotels. Mr.. Simms expects to derive
much benefit from the salt air to aia
in his recuperation from a recent opera
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". X. Gillian. Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Mcpherson. Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. H. Loving, Mr.. and Mrs ". J.
Harris, Mrs. T. Tuohey. Dennis Tuohey.
Clara J. DAILY, Katherine Daily. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Buron. Mr. and Mrs. H. J.
Clark, and William A. Sullivan are re-
cent Washington arrivals at the Hotel
EIberon.
The Hotel Jackson is entertaining from
Washington c. X. Bizzel. L. Bizzell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Yount, and Mrs.
A. Hughes.
Guests at the Hotel Rudolf include D.
c. Kleph, B. Saeomon, Joseph A. La
Fontaene. W. sondheimer. Lawrence
J. Eiseman. and Miss B. Eiseman. Of
Washington.
Recent Washington arrivals at Miller
Cottage are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boddier.
George W. Senge. Mr.. and Mrs h P.
Holman. Samuel Hammond. and ]. Ray
Nease.
Among the visitors at the Normandie
are Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Rodayne.
William II. Voigt. and L. C. schantz. Of
Washington.
The Hotel Monticello has as its guests
from Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Sartam.
J. F. Gross, X. Davis, F. W. Collins,
Edward E Deardorf and daughter. Mrs
c. w. Holmes, Charles w Holmes, jr..
Miss Ruth E. V. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard B. Topham, Charles W. Lie
bold. and ]. H. Peschan.
n
OF the Avon Inn while staying in the
resort.
Mrs. NJ A. Cooke and o. H Briggs.
Of Washington. are making their home
at the Hotel whittle while in Atlantic
City.
Mrs. NJ E. Gray. Of the Capital. is
among the guests at the Hotel Absecon.
Enjoying a stay at the Hotel Dolphin
are Mrs. NJ. B. Carroll. Miss NJ. f. Car
roll, John ]. Paul. and Elsie X. Duffy. OF
Washington.
Ralph McAleer. Of Washington. is Il
among the guests at the Hotel Lam |
born.
The Hotel Arlington is entertaining A. |
L Bowen. Miss Laura Etter. Mrs 4.
Clute. G. D. Clute, W. II. Oringe, and
Harry walford. all registered from
Washington.
Miss Mary R. Murray and James H.
Taylor are guests from Washington 1T |
the Tabor Inn.
other recent arrivals from the Cap !
ital are T. F. Dennis. Miss Ida Dennis. !
George W. Spier, Emma Shaffer. Vir-
ginia Holb, Mrs. J. Waggaman, Miss
Helen waggaman, Miss Josephine Wag. !
gaman, Russell Waggaman, David :
waggaman, Miss B. L. Tegeler, Miss E !
E. Wilson. Maurice Baer, S. D. Branson.
Mrs Anna c. Branson, Miss Winifred /
Branson. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald, Mr.. and .
Mrs. ]. T. Wilkinson, F. ". Collins. II. |
B. Yost. H. V. O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
A. MacMahon, o. N. Olson, DR.. J. S.
Arnold. G. T. Muse. Miss P. B. Struber.
Miss stiles, Mrs. Theresa Lamb, Miss
winifred Lamb, Miss Ethel Lamb. Miss
Alice ]. Clapp, E. c. Dinwiddie, NJ. G.
Evans. Mrs. NJ. S. Evans, E. Faber, Mr..
and Mrs. /. r. Scott, G. W. Soule, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Stillman. E. B. Adams,
Claude n. Bennett, Mrs. z. P. Bennett,
J. y. Buckenstein, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Casey, G. Z. Hawkins, Bert
Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Demon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Demorest and daughter,
Mrs. Cora Dillon, Lawrence Gassen-
heimer. Miss z. Louise Hampton, Mrs.
James Hartman. H. Harris, Mrs. S. B.
Mary G. Kelly. Mabel c. Klein,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lamson, Charles S.
Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Leonard.
W. NJ Marks, T. R. Marshall, P. G.
Mayer. B. McGrath, A. P. Springs, Ag-
nes McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Myers,
Miss G. L Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
-ratill, A. May Summers, W. ]. Thorp,
James S. Tracey. H D. Ballau, John
Ethel Brockman. Josie Brock
nan, W. S. Brown. f. Corridor. George