Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, August 29.-The
bathing beach parade of today was one
of the most novel pageants ever staged
on the Atlantic City waterfront. The
Municipal Band led the parade and
was followed by victoria gaily dec
GRATED, occupied by Mayor Riddle and
guests of Atlantic City and was drawn
by twelve beautiful red-headed girls,
and the route of march led along the
hard-packed beach sands between the
boardwalk and the ocean. Everybody
carried Il small American fag-the
only flag permitted in the line of
march. Everybody. too, was attired in
bathing suit fully dressed citizens
and ci;iZenesses barred.
Prizes were awarded to the prettiest
girl, the most beautiful costume, the
most eccentric costume the best red,
white and blue costume. and to the
latest man and fattest woman i'll the
parade.
Mayor Riddle had issued 4 proclama
:ion that every body must take bath
IN the ocean and very few of the
visitors failed to comply with the exc
palaces and shops were profusely dec
GRATED for the event and the affair was
great success.
James J. Haynes and T. +. Barnes of
Washington are spending the late sum-
mer by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles " Fairfax are
Washingtoniaus ut the marlborough
Blenheim for the remainder of the
summer season
Mrs NJ A. S;oweu and Miss Edith
Stowen ave 4 suite IT Hotel strand
for the balance ot the summer season.
Mrs r. t. Weller ana Miss Ethel
NJ. Weller are guests u i fashionable
Boardwalk hosiery for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. }. \. Motley are guests
at the Alamac.
Mrs. +. 5. Eherly has joined a party
of WASHINGTON friends a the Seaside
House for late summer stay.
Brig Gen. y. L. Mills of Washington
at the Hotel ostend. Gen. Mills was
formerly in command at West Point
Mr. and Mrs Phiiander Johnson are
at the shore.
well known Washingtonians at Hotel
Strand for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Fisher have taken
a suite at Hotel Rudolf Tor Il late
summer fortnight
Mrs D. +. Moylan. Miss Agnes Moy-
Ian and Miss Helen Moylan are Wash
ington guests at Hotel Dennis for the
balance of the heated term
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Larcombe have
a suite at the Marlborough Blenheim
Tor the season.
Mrs. A. n. Follis and Miss Annie
Follis are guests at Hotel Chelsea for
the season
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ Kelley are
Washingtonians at the Seaside House
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brownley are
Washington folk at fashionab BILE
beach-front hotel for the remainder
of the season.
Other Washingtonians at the shore
are: Mr.. and Mrs. William SNYDER Mr.
and Mrs. S. Richards. H. S. Reesied, w,
b Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Lunn. Mr..
and Mrs. T. F. Neligan. J. e Cunning
nam. W. ]. Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs viii
nam Judge, Dean Caldwell. Mrs ]. H.
Clipper, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r Hopkins.
Mrs h. ]. Baldwin, Mrs George j.
Johnston. W. W. Mason. Miss Mary
Mcdonald. Mrs. W. W. Dickson.
Miss Mary r Murray Miss Susan n
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Ticker. Mr
and Mrs. c. A McMullen Mrs E. NJ.
donaldson. Mis- Helen Donaldson, Miss
Kathleen Donaldson, Miss Olive Fitz-
gerald, Miss NJ F. Maddox, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene II. Hickok. Mr. P. E Brad
ley. Mr. T. Olesen, Miss Edith F. Head.
Mis- Cora f. Wilhelm, Mis- E,dla Done hue,
Mr.. Hugh Cossrove. Mr. C. f. Lanahan
Mr.. and Mrs W. A Donch, Mr. and
Mrs w A. kingsbury Mr. Fulton B.
karr. Mr.. ]. Maurice DAILY. Mr.. William
Fuss, Miss Ethel NJ. Fuss. Mr. and Mrs
William f. Todd Mr.. and Mrs G. H.
Clarkson. Mr.. and Mrs. William Run
ming and Miss Nellie F V Lyons of
Washington are at the Taber Inn