The Washington herald., 1914-04-26
Atlantic City Now the Mecca
For Crowds of Pleasure Seekers
Fashion and Beauty on the Boardwalk Prone
nades-Weather Delightful

| A real Indian "rescrvation' win be one
Of the beachfront attractions here this
summer The redskins are to come
straight from the wild and woody West.
They are members Of the "LongfellOw-
Hiawatha Drama Company" now sur
prising the natives out along the Pacific
coast, with headquarters at Los Angeles.
here during the busy season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bona
parte. of Washington. who were mar
ried recently in New York. are the CEN
ter Of attention at the Hotel Shelburne
since their arrival at the shore. News
OF their presence spread through the
hotel colony and keen-eyed women
scanned every couple whom they thought
might he by chance the bride and groom
,, Possibly anticipating that they might
have to run some such gauntlet IL they
ventured forth afOot. Mr.. and Mrs
Bonaparte took their first outing on the
Boardwalk in a glass closed wheel chair
with side curtains. They attracted moro
or less attention. though. Mrs. Bona
parte being particularly striking in her
dress.
The Interstate Commerce Commissioner
ana Mrs Charles McChord are spending
the weekend here.
Mrs Charles Summer Moore has been
entertaining extensively during the past
week for her house guest. Miss Endicott
Of Washington. Mrs. Allen 3. Endicott,
Jr. Eave large reception for her on
Tuesday
Col. John T Brody and wife. Of Ken
sngton. Md. We're registered at the
Monticello for 4 brief stay. Col Rrody
holds responsible position with the
War Department in Washington, De-
velnpm' ntS in the Mexican situation have
n"c"ssitated his return TO Washington
sooner than planned.
Washington arrivals at the ChaIfonte
last week were Mrs. John White, Miss
Ella +. White. Mrs. l. Simmons. Miss
r. Mowat. Mr.. and Mrs. = T. ThomD-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hanna. Mr..
Fred w. Pratt Those from Baltimore
included Mrs. E. Budintz, Mr.. J. W.
Frick. Mr.. and Mrs y. z. Johnson. Mr.
J. Y McC0sh. NJ. and Mrs. J. G. Paus-
born. Miss Josephine Pancb0rn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Buduitz. Mr.. Ford DouIis, Mr.,
F. C. Sweeney. Mr.. F. d. Meyers, and
Mr.. c. L. Williamson.
At the Fot0 B"thweu the Baltimore
arrivals w"r" Mrs W p ShuIer. Mr..
H. c. Hess. Mr.. and Mrs W II. GIas.-.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Jonnoss al
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Ernest Kraft Those
from WASHINGTON included NJ. Joseph y
Geier Miss Louisa Horton. Mrs. Joseph
A. Gcior. and Ms. L. ". Srhafer.
\ notable list Of theatrical li-hts are at
the shore. Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3 Duin--
ham. Mrs. Jacob Shlbcrt. and Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel BERNARD all of New York
city. Who are registered together at
ShelhUrn. Hotel.
Mrs. Ethel Barrymore Colt. with E.r
three interesting chi,dren-EtheI. sammy
and John Dr"w Coit-are other snashore
visitors who have likewise engaged quar-
torS at tho Shclhurnv Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. C0han and
their daughters. the Misses Mary arI
Helen Cohan. are among orhers 1t this
host"lry of the stage following.
Flo" ZicEfeId. 5r. and his bride,
"Rillic" Burke. have joined Mr.. and Mrs.
Zicgfcld. ST.
Mrs. n. Clinton SlaEle. Of baltimore.
and her party Of young people, VII" wo-n
At tho Travmorc for Easter. ar 0-ol"r--
Ing thSi- ssashn-c visl'. With Ms S1l-I1
are Miss Lila In--au. Miss Mr.
Schwartz Mis- ka,h, r!Ec rrlcC AID MS
Isabelle O'Eriar.
At IN" Brighton are Mrs. : W. Ti.ton.
Miss Wilkinson. Miss r. J. Farrr. ". 3.
CasseII. and Miss Harriet Southwo-th.
~ Ha6don Hal. are William ]. cum
bingham and Mr.. and Mrs. JON W. WI
kart.
Mrs. NJ. ?. Johnson. who was hero for
Easter. returned 10 Baltimore early II
the week.
MI and Mrs. Peter Ditch have apart
mcnts At the Strand for the weekend.