Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
Atlantic City.


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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY. July 17.-washing-
ton folk came in numbers this week,
arriving even ahead of the heat wave
which has made the seashore the sum-
mer mecca of a great part Of the coun-
try. Their coming was rather I'M
heralded. but scanning Of hotel regis
tiers and coming of the rosters OF
social affairs show that visitors from
the Capital city are taking their usual
important share in shore affairs. Many
gage for long summer stays and many
family parties are in the hotels both
along the beach front and on side ave-
nues. Presence of Washington folk
has given added interest to the latest
news concerning the relations between
this country and the warrng nations
of Europe. in which the Boardwalk and
hotel crowds are deeply concerned, and
posts in the government keep in con-
slant touch with the telegraph offices
and are never far from long-distance
telephones.
The week has been one of real sum-
mer and outdoor affairs have taken
precedence. The surf is approaching
the temperature usually reached in
mid August. and bathers are out by
thousands every day. The yachtsmen
have plenty to occupy their daylight
hours. and coats of tan worn by the
hotel folk and cottagers tell stories of
fishing trips which appear to have been
uniformly successful, whether taken
to deep sea banks or to the shoals
from Washington by motor report the
roads in fine condition and lacking the
dust of former summers.
Hampson Gary. solicitor for the De-
partment Of State. arrived at the MARI
borough Blenheim with his family and
Will remain for some time unless called
back to Washington by demands of his
office. The family expects to remain
for several weeks: Arthur Foraker:
Ohio. is at the Neutrality-suspicious.
with Mrs. Foraker. Miss Keane of
Washington is at the Marlborough
Blenheim with Miss Ellen Mclaughlin
Of Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. E ]. Walsh
ington folk at the same hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Bond, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Althouse, Mrs. Francis A.
Wilson. Francis Wilson Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Daw and Mrs. F. E. Tyrer
are among the newcomers from Wash
fngton at the Sothern. DR.. D. H. Mar
tin and Mrs. Martin are here from
Washington.
Mrs. John thinner of Washington i.
at the Continental this week. Mrs
dock are at the Runnymede for the
| summer. Representative Murdoch will
visit them later in the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Mackey and their son are
at the shore for the month of July.
Justice John E. Garland of the Circuit
Court of the District of Columbia is
here with Miss Garland. Miss Callie
Hoke Smith is at the Marlborough
Blenheim as the guest of Mrs. r. r.
Travis and Miss Travis.
n II DoIr IA. 4.
B. Harrington motored from Washing
ton for a stay at the Alamac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Young OF
Easton. Md, are here for a stay OF
several weeks.
Mrs. G. Won Paul Jones is at the Den
Govern and Miss Thompson of Wash
| ington.
Mrs George B. Wagner Of Washing
ton is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c.
Wagner of Wynnewood. =
Mrs. L. B. johnson Of Comus. Nd, is
at the Bowker with Mrs. M. A. John
son of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gowen Lewis, with their
son and two daughters. are among the
new arrivals from Washington at the
navy and Mrs. Falk are at the same
hotel. =
visiting the Arlington in company with
Miss Ella Garrett of Washington. MI
and Mrs. c. H. Lambert of Washington
and Rev. J, w. Beall and Mrs. Beall OF
La Plata, Md. are at the Arlington this
| week.
and Mr.. and Mrs. a. I. Nader are ar
among the weeks arrivals from WASH
| ington at the Stratton-
Mrs. T. G. Marshall and Miss Georgia
M. Sherwood arrived at the Boscobel
from Washington early in the week
Austin Harveycutter is another Wash
ington visitor at the same hotel.
Mrs. e. E. Du Bose has Joined the
Washington colony at the Netherlands.
DIR, J. A. Biello, U. 8. N. Is at the
Seaside with Mrs. Biello.
Mrs. E. A. Homer Of Washington has
arrived at the Strand for the summer.
W. A. Mari and R. B. Canon of Hagers-
town and Charles De Woode of Wash
| ington are patrons of the Seaside.
Mrs. Harry Houser and Miss Houser
| of Washington are at the Wiltshire,
where Mr.. Houser will join them for a
summer stay.
MI. and Mrs. Robert Parke Torbert
are new additions to the Washington
colony at the New England. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred J. Smith and Miss Theresa
B. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. E: S. White, Mr..
and Mrs. o. L. Leaman and c. c. Wells
Joined the Washington colony at the
same hotel early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Porch and
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Wareham make
up a party of Hagerstown visitors at
| the Absecon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Toomey of
Washington are visiting the Shoreham.
H. A. Poveleite is at the same hotel.
Mrs. B. G. Blasquey of Washington is
visiting Mrs. M. H. Thomas of Cleve-
land at the Shoreham. E. NJ. Mollahan
is at the same hotel with Miss Mollahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Sullivan and Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Huyett make up Wash
ington party at the Alhemarle.
Edward H. Lewis and D. A. Snyder Of