The Washington herald., 1914-04-12
sons and vehicles passing in either dIrec-
Coming Carnival.

sons ana Nenlcles pdSsAns III eithei NhSS-
ton.
Coming Carnival.
The committee Of one hundred repre-
sentative citizens appointed to peife5i
arrangements for the great carnival eeie-
pration to be held on May q, 2s. and .,
is making gratifying progress huct en-
thusiasm is evidenced concerning the as
surance OF Secretary OF the Navy Daniels
| to attend this celebration In person and
to send some of the best war vessels IN
the American navy to add distinction 10
| naval day." which is intended to be the
crowning feature of the festivities on Ma"
.. A beautiful water pageant, including
a procession of numerous boats of every
description. following the coronation oil
water queen, together with hydroplane
races. will comprise additional features OF
naval day. A floIal parade on the BOARD
walk, fraternal and civic demonstrations,
together with a remarkable automobi'e
procession. are among the arrangements
to be perfected.
An announcement Of considerable in
terest is the formation Of an organization
COMPOSED OF sixty musicians, to be known
as the Atlantic City symphony Orchestra
which will make its first public appear
ance on May l9
A prominent visitor from Washington
during the past week has been United
States Senator and Mrs. Robert NJ. "a
Toilette, who were accompanied oy thei
daughter, Miss FOla La Toilette.
Another prominent Washingtonian is
George Polhemus. 4. s. A.. who Is reg
Istcrcd at the Hotel Absecon. as If also
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Austin Conroy and Ed
win &. DUtton.
REGISTERED at tho Hotel Rudolf from
Washington arc Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ii.
Lewis and II. A. Vale.
Miller cottage. on North Georgia ave
nue. is now open for the reception OF
guests and will continue to hC through
out the remainder of tho season
The following guests from Washington
have registered in the resort durinG HOLY
Week and many will remain O:cr Easter:
DIR. Joseph ], clark. Mrs. r. Clark Jone:'.
Mrs. Allan Lard. Miss Katherine r. PoT-
ter. Mrs f. B. Grandin. Miss Alice
Grandin. Miss Anna Anderson. Miss l..
Anderson. Mrs. r. J. Callahan. r. J. Cal
lahan. jr. Charles F.. Patton. Mr.. ana
Mrs o. n. johnson. Mr. and Mrs. J. IL
Curtin. Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Ditrun. Mrs.
Samuel Dalzell. Mrs. Greely and Miss
Grecly. Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Lewis. Mr..
II. 4. Vale. and Mr.. l.. Riebold.
BaltimOreans in the resort during Holy
Week include: Leon f. Greenbaum. Mrs.
j +
bower Miss 4. /. Hcfiebower. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph y. Arnesh. Miss Mary Anita
Arnesh, Mr. and Mrs. &. NJ. Griffin. Miss
VeIicia I'rner. J. Marshall H. Bruce, Mss
Edith MCHenry. Mrs. James Clark. John
II. Barrett. Mrs Alex Hamill. Mrs. Doug
las Carroll Miss Hack. Mrs. Frank \.
Ward. Catharine r. Ward. Miss Jardone.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Leidenroth. Mr.. and
Mrs. August F. Leidenroth, Mrs. John
r. Hudgins. Virginia Hudgins Clark. John
A. McDivit. A. f. Weigel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Strouse Mr.. and Mrs. c. Eilanger.
Mrs Leon I.ancr. jr.. II. Rurgunder. Sam
ueI RosenthaI Max Hirsch. Mrs Isaac
StrousN Miss Hilda Strouse. Mrs. Harry
Burgunder. B. b. Burgundcr. g. b. Baer.
Mrs W. II. Scott. Mrs. w. u. Gosnell, W.
g. Scott. ir.. ArnO g. stark, w. q. Moore.
Mrs. Charles Foster. Miss Foster, Mrs.
James W. Sanders. Mrs. II. w. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson VI. Greene. Mrs. F.
Allen Lazenby. Miss Gladys NJ. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. E. y. Beard. F. f. Lober.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whcelwright. ]. Ii.
Wheelwright. jr.. c. Wheclwright, Mrs.
Albert Well. Miss Lehmayer, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. LickIider. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Frank Baetjer Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. O'Don-
ncll HilIen. Mrs. e. Adelsdorf. Mrs. J.
Schoeneman. Mrs A. Schoeneman. J.
Schocneman. and Miss Roy Klein.