Evening star., 1915-04-04
Atlantic City.


Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, April "A mighty
human wave rolling it's way from
trains 10 the Boardwalk and then par
TALLY receding as the late comers dis
cover that all the beach front rooms
are taken mas filled Atlantic City to-
night ready for Easter day tomorrow.
More are coming every hour and the
crush of travel will continue until
morning trains tomorrow carry the last
comers in time for the noon Board
walk pageant. Men and women, young
and old. fill the big piers, crowd the
Boardwalk cafes and showhouses or
stroll the seven miles of Boardwalk
and resort statisticians will feel them
selves at fault if less than a quarter
Hitlioil people appear at the height of
the promenade.
Unless present signs fail this will be
Atlantic city'S most democratic as well
as most famous Easter. There will be
spriuklInS of notableS, including q
lew governors, mayors of important
cities and enough folk whose pictures
or personalities have made them fa-
mliiar 20 keep the spectators watch
ihs Tor wen known faces tomorrow.
bit the generality of the crowd is of
the great American middle class whose
presence and dollars assure success to
any celebratort occasion to which they
lend their presence
Many we'll known Washington peonIe
are III the throngS gathered in the no.
tells or on the Boardwalk and piers.
Eugene Tyler Chamberlain an official
ia the federal Department of Com
nerce. is at the Dennis Mrs Adele
Neale Of Washington is at the Dennis
where she is entertaining Miss Marie
Titus and Miss V. f. Scrips two charm
ing California girls. Aulick Palmer.
Tor years marshal of the District of
q
week
Miss Caroline Nash of Washington
was on the Boardwalk this week and
MIS-: Reinock OF Washington is at the
onelsea. MISS Frances II. Pennington.
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick H. Duncan in the south In
here for the Easter season Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Mcneil. who formerly
spent their summers abroad. are here
accompanied by Miss Josephine Mcneil
MIS- v Dabney and Master Thomas
Dabney were among the boardwalk
strollers this week Col NJ NJ. Parker
OF Washington is at the Dennis Mrs
Howard X Kennel and Miss EIeanore
Kennel were among the patrons of
rolling chairs during the sunny morn
ings.
Miss VI. A. Conroy was a guest OF
Washington friends at luncheon AZ the
81: Charles early In the week
Mt. and Mrs. Charles H. Johnson OF
washington are guests of Mr. and Mrs
John j. Scott OF Philadelphia at the
Chelsea; Mrs. s. Il. Sheeble and Mrs
a. O. Miller have Joined the Wash
lnston colony at the same hotel Mrs
Helen Robertson of Washington is
spending Easter at the Chelsea
Mrs. Thomas Herring is amcng the
weeks arrivals from Washington al
the Phillips House
Lieut. Col. Fred Nicholl of Toronto
Canada, spent several days at the
strand before going to Washington
Mrs. J. r. Proctor and Miss NicholI
bis daughters. accompanied him. Mrs
$. @. Cornwell and Douglas " Corn
well OF Washington are at the Strand
this week. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry
Small of Washington. who are at the
Strapd, are entertaining their daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. Il. Leary, jr Mrs Marietta
II. Paul has Miss Laura L. HendIey OF
Washington her guest at the Strand
Miss Helen Robertson is visiting
Washington friends at the same hotel
MIR. and Mrs. s. IL. Proudft of Wash
ington and Mrs. Burton Il. Livingstone
of Baltimore are among the recent ad-
Sitions to the shore colony at the Sea-
tide.