The Washington herald., 1914-06-21
Atlantic City Entertaining
Guests from Everywhere
Conventions and All Kinds of Gatherings Attest
the Popularity of the Worlds Playground.
Many Westinghouse Enjoying Them
selves on the Boardwalk.
selves on the Boardwalk.

this particular house every season for
more than twenty years, is receiving a
cordial welcome from its well established
colony.
Mrs. A. C. oIiphant. Of Trenton. for
merly Miss Elkins. OF West Virginia,
the eldest daughter Of the late Senator
Elkins, has arrived for the summer and
opened her cottage in Chelsea
Mr. and Mrs Johnson Ward. the latter
formerly Miss Pansy Bloomer, Of Wash
ington, are among the cottagers at
Chelsea
Mrs Ward and her small daughter are
the object of much attention in the
chair parade, which Ia the fashionable
diversion OF the afternoon at this sea-
son.
Mrs Jack Biddle. of Washington, and
her small boy are another much-admired
couple of the Washington contingent
in this unique promenade.
Mrs. Weikert, OF Washington, ID. c.,
q guest at the Strand Hotel, appeared
in the lobby the other day. in a charm
ing froek Of dark blue crepe de chine.
accordion pleated tunic. white sailor
with white Mercury wings completed
her attire.
Samuel Gompers, who made a short
visit Of a semi-official character to the
shore on Wednesday, was q guest at the
Hotel Seaside.
Representative Hampton Moore and
Representative W. w. Griest both Of
Pennsylvania. are among the Congress
sional visitors taking q rest from WASH
ington. Representative Moore was q
speaker before one OF the convention
meetings early In the week. Mr.. Griest,
who is convalescing from q months III
ness, Is guest at the Marlborough.
Atlantic City has no more consistent
patron than Mr.. Harrison Johnston, of
Columbia, Miss, who has arrived for his
annual visit to the Raleigh, on St.
Charles place. Mr.. Johnston expects to
celebrate. his one-hundredth birthday
during his present visit which will last
all summer. He Is accompanied by rela-
tives, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Weaver,
and is hale and hearty as the ordinary
well-preserved man OF seventy-nve.
Washington visitors. most Of whom are
here for an indefinite period, are:
Miss Mary Downley, Miss Made White,
and 6. Lewis. who motored to the shore.
They are at Haddon Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs E. H. Becker and their
young daughter, at Renton Hall.
Mrs. c. w. King, accompanied by her
charming little daughter, Alice, are
spending the summer at the Chalfonte.
d. c., who Is q guest at the Grand At
lantic for the season, Is especially noted
for her exquisite costuming. At dinner,
the other evening. Marquise Lama wore
a most elaborate gown Of black velvet.
en- train. embroidered in gold flowers. A
yellow rose was worn at the corsage.
Jet ornaments were chosen for this crea-
ton.
Mrs. W. II. Parker, Of Washington, ,.
C., accompanied by Miss Beatrice Parker
and Edgar v. Parker, are staying at the
Halcyon Hall for several weeks,
Mrs. o. B. Brown, Of Washington, ac-
companied by her son. n. B. Brown, are
guests at the Wiltshire.
W. A King. a Pennsylvania Railroad
man, of Washington, is spending a short
recreation at the Ardmore Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs p. c. Brady, of Capital
City. are recent arrivals at Berkshire
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Seaggs, Of WASH
ington, D. C., are among the recent ar
rivals of the Hotel Whittier.
Mrs. r. A. Dorsey, Of Washington,
is registered at the Boutwell,. Mrs. Dor
sey is accompanied by her son, Earle F.
Dorsey