Evening star., 1915-10-17
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ATLANTIC CITY, October 16.-Sea-
shore society is taking a deep interest
in the work of the proponents of wom-
an suffrage who are spreading their
propa ganda along the Boardwalk in
the hope of influencing the men Of
New Jersey. New York and Pennsylva-
mia who will return from the shore to
vote on the question within a short
time. Heads of the movement claim
that the present attitude Of the Board
walk men is entirely in favor of the
vote" mad strollers along the walk
secure much interesting pastime lis
tening to the speakers who set forth
their arguments both day and evening"
Atlantic City claims the honor of be-
ing the first resort city to add deer
shooting to it's list of attractions. In
der the New Jersey law sportsmen are
allowed to shoot deer on the Wednes-
days of this month, and scores Of par
ties went out in automobiles from the
big hotels to seek the elusive animals.
According to tales brought back by the
gunners, the deer are plentiful, but the
foliage on trees and bushes not yet
stricken by frost makes the game diff
fcult of detection.
Golfers are arriving to start practice
for the annual fall tourney of the At
lantic City Country Club. which takes
place over the Northfield links on Oc-
Guiding some of the leading golf
cracks. is expected to enter the lists
for the several cups and other tro-
phies,
Mrs. Edward w. Dewey is at the
Marlborough Blenheim this week Mr.
and Mrs. S. F. Washington Of Hamilton
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Pigeon of To-
ronto are among the Canadian visitors
of prominence at the same hotel.
Mrs. w. H. H. Smith. Miss Smith and
ting the Strand. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Henry Small and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
K. Hill have Joined the Washington
colony at the Strand. Mrs. L. r. Cra-
mer came from Washington to spend
some time at the Strand
T. T. Roberts has joined Washington
friends at the Continental
Mrs. M. E. Regnardt and Mr.. and Mrs
a I. Camisons are among the recently
arrived Washington folk at the Sea-
Miss Isabel Foley. who are at the Sea-
side. will go to Winter Park. Fla, later
in the month.
Mrs. r. r: Sprague and Miss Cora
sprague of Washington are visiting the
Berkshire Inn. Mrs. Castle and Miss
Castle are at the same hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mendenhan of
Washington are visiting the Traymore.
w. H. Chambers, U. S. N, is at the
Dennis Miss Cornelia Lyme has Joined
the Washington colony at the Dennis
Mrs r. S. Davis of Washington is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Mckee at the
same hotel. Mrs. NJ. J. Dakin, Mr. and
Mrs ]. s. Baxter and Edward Mullin
are among the well known Washing
ton folk at the Dennis. Miss A. E. Bur
ton of Washington is visiting the Den
mis- with Miss E. E Alley of Ridge
wood. N. J.
Miss Marguerite T. Harbers and Miss
Dorothy Shafer are among the new
comers from Washington at the Wilt
shire. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Osborne of
Washington are visiting the Wiltshire.
Mrs. Anson French of Washington.
who is visiting the Chelsea, has Miss
Velma Skeer as her guest Hampton
II. Foster is another Washington ma
tron of the Chelsea.
Commander w. H. Chambers was the
guest of Commander c. E. RommeI. re-
tired. at the Dennis J. d. Pueh. a
member Of the customs service in Alas
ka. came to Atlantic City from Wash
ington early in the week to visit A. r
Whittier.
Col. Paul Murphy U. s. M c., retired
has been at the Strand
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Donnelly. jr. are
among the Washington visitors at the
st. Charles. Mrs. Charles w. Rich
ards. Mrs. Rose Ashton and Miss Flor
ence schley are here from Washington.