Evening star., 1915-04-11
Atlantic City.


SpecAl Correspondence Of The St1f.
ATLANTIC CITY. April 1o.-Boots
viii be tho feature of the Boardwalk
parade tomorrow. Cute little Russian
affairs with the feet fitting like gloves
and the soft tops extending nearly to
the knee. the newest fad in footwear
ADDS Just the final semi-barbaric touch
10 the military costumes which have
taken the fashionables by storm. Only
half dozen pairs Of the new boots
were worn by pioneers Of the fashion
last Sunday. but the attention which
these attracted has lured maids and
matrons into adopting them. and pur-
veyors of women's wear have been
busy supplying the demands for boots
during the week few pretty girls
who appeared on pier dancing floors
wearing boots through the mazes of
the tango completed the fascination
caused by the new fad, and even the
weirdly tinted and patterned spats and
the FANCY pumps. which created sensa-
tons on the Boardwalk early in the
ground
Many we'll known Washington folk
who came here for Easter have been
lured by the brilliant weather to ex-
tend their visits to the shore. Mrs. L.
Boardwalk this week with a party of
young folks. which included Miss Ruth
Green. Miss A. NJ Custes, Miss Eleanor
Custes and Miss Marie Higgins. Miss
c. Fetteroff and Miss Mildred Fetteroff
of Washin gton have Miss Irene Jack
son and Miss Ruth jackson as their
guests at beach-front hotel.
Mrs. Charles T. Sandburne and Miss
Melissa Sandburne. who have been vis-
iting Mrs. Harold F. Wade in Washing
ton. are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William n. Gilmore, who have a cot
tage on Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Merton Of Wash
ington entertained Howard G. Kendall,
who recently returned from Bermuda.
Mrs. John j. Sweeney, who has taken a
cottage for the season, is entertaining
Misses Gertrude Frances and Josephine
Fraley of Washington is the guest of
Miss Huston.
Mr. and Mrs H. Morris Hampton of
Washington are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert G. Nixey at their Ventnor cot
tage. Miss Lillian G. Bennington of
Washington was a member Of a house
party given over Easter by Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Killen of New York
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Gilmore of Wash
ington were on the Boardwalk this
Snowden Of Washington, whom they
are entertaining.
Mrs. H. B. Deann Of Washington is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J.
Wilbert Of New York.
Col. G. A Ames Is among the promi
nent Washington visitors at the Shell
burne.
Mrs. W. H. Won Frendenthal and Mrs.
D. B. Merryman were among the
Washington folk who spent Easter at
the Marlborough-Blenh
Mrs. Joseph Beale and Miss Beale are
recent additions to the Washington
colony at the Dennis. where Miss Au-
gusta Mayer. Miss Helen Webster and
Mrs. Ray Reilly are registered for the
spring season.
Mrs. George NJ. Barnes Of Washing
ton, who is spending the month of
April at the Wiltshire, is entertaining g
Mrs. Charles A. Yeager of Mount Airy.
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Lynn have
joined the Washington colony at the
Wiltshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Wilbur and
William K. Wilbur make up a family
party from Washington at the Grand
Atlantic Miss Louise Reed Boyd of
Washington is new arrival at the Al
bemarle.
Mr.. and Mrs James B. Lambie have
joined the Washington shore colony at
the Strand, where J. c. Fetty Of Wash
ington Is visitor this week.
Mrs. w. T. Browne and G. T. Browne