Evening star., 1915-05-23
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

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| ATLANTIC CITY. May 22-Bathing
+; suits will be an important item of the
outfits of those who come to Atlantic
City for the Memorial day outing next
| week. Hardening to the demands of
| the summer girls already here, city
] officials have decided not to await the
f, coming Of June Is. the usual date for
the formal opening of the shore surf
season, and the first detail of bra why
red-shirted lifeguards will go on duty on
| the beach next Saturday. The hospital
tents and other paraphernala of the
| beach force will be raised with ap-
propriate ceremony, and beginning will
be made on the daily reporting of the
| temperature of the surf and other i'm
| portant details.
Seashore society has set the seal of
! its approval on the asming carnival
| which is intended to celebrate the
opening Of the yacht channel from the
sea to the Inlet roadstead. Promi-
| nent officials of the government have
been invited. and IT is expected that a
| f1otilla of gunboats will lead the big
marine parade which is to be feature.
Judges will select the prettiest girl in
the resort during June to act as queen
| of carnival and luxurious yacht will
| be at the behest of the lady and her
| suite. Silver trophies will be awarded
| to those who make the most attractive
| showing in the rolling chair parade of
| flowers on the Boardwalk and baby
/ parade and civic pageant will finish
out the program
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Finney made the
run from Washington by automobile.
| bringing Mrs. b. J. Finney. Miss Edith
| for cf,
at the Raleigh. Mr.. and Mrs. W. !.
ODonnell and Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Lydam made up another motor car
| party from Washington at the same
hotel
Gen. NJ. J. Ludington. L. S A.. retired,
was at the Dennis this week
| H. A. Patton. jr, who is connected
with government department, is at
the Strand. Frank Walter of Wash
ington is patron of the same hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Reyburn of Wash
ington registered at the Chelsea this
week.
Mrs. John D Gilbert and Miss Caro-
lyn Gilbert were house guests of Miss
for their home in Washington and will
return later in the season Admiral
and Mrs. Harver are entertaining Mrs
Ellicott Fisher of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William G. Buehler, wife of Ad-
mfral Buehler, who is at the Marlbor-
ough- -Blenheim. has been Joined by
Mrs. H. Clay Butcher and Mrs Aubrey
Herbert Weightman. Miss Adeline Til
ton Gates has Joined her mother. Mrs
Robert T. Gates, at her apartment in
| Chelsea
Mrs. o. f. Burnham of Washington
has arrived at the Westmont, where
she will spend the summer.
". A.: Raborg, y $. A., is at the Sea;
side with Mrs. Raborg. H. B. Dey and
| William Spencer arrived at the Sea-
side from Washington this week
Ensign J. N. Laycock of the navy
and Mrs. Laycock are at the Wiltshire
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Ross
and Miss Ross have Joined the Wash
ington colony at the same hotel.
| Mrs. G. B. Merriman and Mrs. J. HoI-
comb Alexander are recent additions
to the Washington colony at the Tou-
raine. where A. H. Semmes is spending
the month.
| Mrs. Edward Kohner and Miss Kath
crime Kohner of Washington have
taken apartments at the Lorraine fol
the remainder of the season.
Frederick Peterson of Washington
who spent the winter at ST. Augustine
| is among the new arrivals at the Bos
cobel. E. r. Hendley is another Wash
| ington patron Of the same hotel.
| Thomas F. Herring and George M
Macintosh are recent arrivals from
| Washington at the Albemarle.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Bond of Washing
ton are at the New England this week
| Mrs William Hahn and Miss Rat
Hahn arrived at the Rudolf from Wash
ington early in the week for a stay
| through the summer.
| F. B. Cattell is among the Washing.
| ton visitors at the Dennis. Mrs. j. w
Fisher. jr. joined the Washington col
ony at the shore this week Mr. ano
MrsW. W. Mortimer Of Washington arr
at the Iroquois, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
| liam Walter Smith are at the Marl
borough Blenheim.