Evening star., 1915-05-30
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. May 20
lily rulers put the signet of disap-
pfoVai on the scheme of a company of
promoters to place auto rolling chairs
on the Boardwalk. Fear that lively
young men might use the electrically
propelled vehicles for joy rides decid-
ca the omcials. who made a regulation
that only man propelled chairs can be
used on the esplanade.
Another plan which has general in
dorsement is for the starting of a line
OF steamers to run between Atlantic
City and New York. Members OF a
New York syndicate here this week
channel would admit of paIatial steam
ers making daily trips, and wharfage
facilities are being sought. The steam
ers 10 De placed in commission will be
modeied on the lines of the big sound
steamers running out of New York to
New England points
,ir rinal plans are being made for the
Dig shore carnival which is to cele-
pirate the opening of tho inlet channel
auto runs from principal cities of the
east are being arranged for June "a,
ana the program of events includes
CIVIC and Boardwalk parades baby
parade and a marine pageant to take
place in sight of the Boa ardwalk
facht clubs kept open house today,
and will entertain Monday. Commo-
dores day. an annual event at the At
iantic city Yacht Club, was celebrated
by q reception at which Commodore A.
K. White greeted several hundred
guests. The Chelsea Yacht Club will
hold races in inside waters Monday.
at tea at the Seaview Golf Club DIR. j.
B. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson gave
dance at the Chelsea.
Sir Francis Cochrane Of Ottawa came
| here in a private car accompanied by
Lady Cochrane, Miss Cochrane and Mrs
E. A. Dunlop. They are at the Marl
borough -Blenheim. United States Sena-
tor Boies Penrose came here to address
the Independent Order Sons of Israel,
who met at the Rudolf. Alexis l du
Pont Joined friends at the shore, and
Preston Gibson of Washington was on
the Boardwalk.
Lieut.. Col. H. c. Newcomer and Mrs
Newcomer were among the Boardwalk
W. A. Marnum of Washington Is here
with a party Of friends who came by
automobile.
Col. D. E. Mccarthy, U. s. A, is at the
h-Blenheim with Mrs. Nc
Carthy and Miss Mccarthy.
Mrs. w. c. Cunningham of Washing
ton was among the shore visitors this
week
Mrs. Herbert D. Lawston of Washing
ton is the guest OF Mrs. Roy D. Ken
non in Eentnor.
Mrs George J. Grannon has Joined
the Washington colony at the Strand.
Mrs. Harold Feyland. sr. of Washing
ton, who has been here for several
weeks. has been Joined by her daugh-
ters, Mrs Alfred A. Hudson and Miss
Frances Feyland.
Maj Gen Marshal l.. Ludington is
among the notables who registered at
the Dennis this week.
Mrs. r. II. Reamer and Miss Margue-
rite Reamer of Washington are house
guests of Mrs. Howard u. Kirke in
Chelsea.
Mrs. Henry s. LIE Foy of Washington
has opened her Chelsea cottage for the
season.
Lieut.. Charles Boyer of the army is
here with Mrs Boyer and Miss Anna
Boyer
Mr. Graham w. velsey was among the
Washington visitors at the st. Charles
this week.
Miss Dorothy Peake has joined her
sister, who are at the Shelburne for
the month of May.
Miss Anna NJ. Foster and Guy c.
FYndel of Washington were guests at
week.
Mr.. J. w. Crutcher of Washington
spent the week end at the Arlington
with his family. They returned home
later in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. q. W. Oliver and Miss
Ida Howgate are recent additions to
the Washington colony at the New
England.
copenhaver OF Washington are spend
ing several weeks at the Boscobel.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Dawktns or WASH
ington are at the Grand Atlantic this
week. Abbott Low Woods is another
Washington patron of the same hotel.
Mrs w NJ Wickersham was among
the visitors from Washington this
week. DR.. r. B. Carmichael is at the
Marlborough -Blenhefm.
Mr.. and Mrs e. b. Martin are among
the newly arrived Washington VISITORS
at the Alamac. =,
DIR. ]. s. Allen of Washington Is
visiting the New England. Mrs NJ E.
ingalls, was among the washington
folk on the Boardwalk this week
Mrs Odell S. Smith and Mrs. C. A.
walters are recent additions to the
Washington colony at the Dennis.