Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-25
Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence of The s,

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, October 24-Golf-
ers ar here in preparation for the an
nual fall tourney of the Atlantic City
Country Club, which starts over the
club links at Mortified next Thursday
Many well known amateurs are expect
ed to enter the lists, and arrangements
nave been made for four flights of six
teen. besides consolation events and a
handicap round. The first day will be
given over to the qualification, follow
ed Friday by the first rounds of match
play. Saturdays finals will attract the
usual big gallery, and several luncheon
and other affairs have been arranged
by those who do not play golf, but at
tend the Journeys as spectators.
A new automobile route from the
south may be opened as a result of the
proposal to build fine motor drive
from Atlantic City to Cape May along
the coast close to the ocean. Bridges
are to carry the highway over bays and
inlets on the route, and a ferry route
across the Delaware will be one of the
details.
Warm weather early in the week
made bathing popular, despite the late
the surf or donned bathing rigs for sand
frolfcs. Clerics of national prominence
came here to attend the annual Synod
of the New Jersey Presbytery, which
| was the leading convention meeting OF
the week. Fishing continues good and
the yachtsmen appear loath to take
| their craft out of commission durine
| the continuance of good weather Sew
eral musical affairs, including a char
ity musical at the Traymore and con-
certs at the Marlborough Blenheim, the
Dennis and the Strand, attracted music
| lovers among the visitors.
FORMER Gov. Warfield of Maryland Is
at the Marlborough lenheim with Mrs
Warfeld. Mr.: and Mrs. A. E Meigs
who are at the Marlborough Blenheirn
are entertaining Mrs. C. J. Meigs.
| Miss Sidonia Dunn of Washington 1,
visiting the Berkshire Inn. Mrs. B. c
| McQuay and Miss Hazel McQuay have
Joined the Washington colony at the
same hotel.
Mr.; and Mrs. A. W. Eldridge o,
Washington are visiting the Seaside
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Sterling, W. F.
Graham and c. F. Justice came from
Charles B. Lyddane of Washington is
at the Strand with Thomas B. Sheri-
| dan of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs W. l.
browning of Washington are visiting
| the Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Jones are among
the weeks arrivals from Washington
at the Dennis Mrs. Edward NJ. Allen
and Miss Virginia Allen are at the
same hotel Miss Agnes Reigert OF
Salisbury, Md. is visiting Mrs Charles
Niesley at the Dennis. Thomas A
Dobyns. Mrs. Dobyns and Miss Dobyns
came from Washington for a visit to
the Dennis. Mrs. Odell S. Smith is al
the Dennis, accompanied by Mrs. Ida S
| Walters.
Among the Washington visitors at
| the Traymore this week are J. H. Holtz
H. D. Johnson and Joseph D. Sullivan
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Collins OF
Washington are at the Wiltshire. Mrs
Emma S. Eaton and Miss Estelle Eaton
| Joined the Washington colony at the
/ same hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M o.
borne, J. E. Phillips and Miss Edythe
N. Carey registered from Washington
| at the Wiltshire.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Mortimer and Miss
! Miriam Williamson are recent addi-
tons to the Washington colony at the
| Boscobel DR. D. w. Crother Is with q
| party of friends at the same hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Augustus Heaton
| came from Washington to the Chelsea
/ early In the week. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
| Young and Miss Young make up a fam
lily party from Washington at the Shell
| burne. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Moffett
came from Washington for an extended
stay at the shore.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George M Bond are
| among the Washington visitors. e. K
Lundy. jr.. is visiting the Seaside.