Evening star., 1915-06-27
Atlantic City.
Special CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ATLANTIC CITY. June 25.-AtlanticI
City is bubbling over with enthusiasm
for the Fourth of July. when the three
day holiday is expected to bring some
thing over 100000 patriots to the shore
for the celebration of the nations
birthday. AS is usual by Seashore Gus
tom there will be be formal civic cele-
bration of the day, and fireworks dis
plays will be left to cottagers and hotel
guests and to the kiddies in the resort |
The first flight of independence day
patrons began to arrive this week. and
with the Coincident coming of family |
parties in hotel and cottage districts
tomorrow should see a record turnout !
on the Boardwalk. The city already I
is decked out with ags and bunting in |
honor of the big two-day Carnival
which ended last night with mask |
fete on the Boardwalk. and the colors |
will be left up until after the Fourth of
july Special excursions have started |
from most of the cities of the east and
the middle west and south and are add |
ing their thousands to the regular sum !
mer visitors here for the entire season. |
Signs of summer were plenty on the /,
Boa rdwalk this week. Early arrivals
of the month have acquired their sum !
mer tan, and are smiling over the trou |
bles of newcomers yho are YET in the
ken its place of honor in resort dress, |
while the men have carried their pen |
chant for ffannelS to the length Of
wearing white trousers with evening |
clothes at dinners and thh theaters. |
Mands and matrons out in frocks
of white. and summer furs have been
disca rded with the coming of real sum
mer. Many family parties are coming
in, and the kiddies are matter of in
.terest on the beach.
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at the Chelsea. Mrs. Victor Murdock
and the Misses Marcia and Katherine
Murdoch are at the st. Charles
Mrs. John F. Ferguson and Mrs. H. c.
Burch were among the Washington Wis
itors noticed on the Boardwalk this
week Representative Sydney L. Mudd
of Baltimore motored up early in the
week with Judge S McC. Hooker,
George Howell and w. H. Rapley.
DR. F. c. Thomas was among the
Washington visitors at the New Clar
ion. Percy H. Moore of Washington
was with a motor party which arrived
at the shore this week after an extend
ed journey. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Stanley
Holden, recently married in Washing
ton, are here for their honeymoon.
They are at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. NEWMAN of
Washington have joined friends at the
shore. Mrs. Charles D. Stadsm of
Washington was one of the guests at a
tea given by Mrs. Thomas D. Feberly in
ner CnelSea cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred s. Lewis of
Washington. who have been visiting in
New York, are at one of the beachfront
hotels. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Can
ming, Washington folk. have as their
guests, Frederick H. Young and Miss
Mildred Dean Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Marson, who
Were here this week, will close their
Washington home in July and open
their cottage in Tentnor.
Jiay, Nd pnh to o.
are among the recent arrivals from
Washington at the Marlborough Blen
helm. Mrs. Henry Wells has Joined
the Washington colony at the same
hotel. d. n Wagner of Washington is |
a patron of the Shelburne this week
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Douglas and Rus
sell Bowen are among the newcomers
from Washington at the Dennis. Miss
H. f. Morse of Washington is patron
of the Dennis.
Mrs NJ H. Poole of Sellersville. Md.
is at the Pennhurst. accompanied byl
Miss Grace Poole and Miss Sallie Poole
L. Z. Stockbridge of Washington reg
istered at the Pennhurst early in the
week.
J. Schenerhorn Washburn of Wash
| ington registered at the Netherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Larsen have Joined
| the shore colony at the same hotel.
DR. and Mrs y. f. Mccarthy of Wash
| ington are at the Raleigh. Mrs. b. B.
| Herman and Miss Herman are recent
| additions to the Washington colony
| spending ne summer al the Lorraine.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leo kolb of Washing
| ton are spending the month at the St
| Charles Louis Fahnestock and Ed
ward ]. Cantwell registered from
| Washington at the ST. Charles. Mr..
j. w Bulla and Mrs. NJ E. Richards
are among the Washington visitors at
the Shoreham.
Mrs G.. D. Smith and Miss F. NJ. Smith
hi
ington at the Wiltshire, where Mrs. A
A. Judge and Byron Judge are spend
ing June. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w Will
lit, with their children, are at the
wiltshire Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Rose
have joined the Washington contingent
at the same hotel.
Marquise Clara LAMA will spend the
summer at the Grand Atlantic. where
she arrived this week. Mrs. l.. f. Nc
Intire of Washington is at the Strand.
Miss Nannette B. Paul is visiting Mrs.
Anna E. Hendley at the Strand this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Hoyt Lamb and
Master Lewis Lamb make up a family
party of Washington visitors at the
Boscobel. Mrs. r. E: Ton,linson has
Miss J. J. Schaake of Washington as
her guest at the New Clarion. |
Mr.. and Mrs. J. North Carnahan. VINO
are regular summer visitors to Atlanticl
City, came to the Arlington in their
motor car, bringing Miss Mayda Carna-
han, Miss Audra Bell Carnahan, North
B. Carnahan and Mayworth Carnahan.
Mr. and Mrs c. ]. Clements and Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Leonard made up an
| other Washington party at the Arling-
| ton. A N Spence registered at the
same hotel from Washington.
| Capt J. C. Meyer, U. s. N. Is visiting
the Rudolf Miss Wolf and Miss H.
| Wolf are a the Rudolf this week
w D. kilduff of the navy is spending
some time at the Chelsea. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H Holland and r. X. Wetmore are
recent additions to the Washington col
ony at the Ostend l.. r. de Roode of
the Marine Corps, Mrs. de Roode. Mrs.
Kate r. Mann and Henry w. Shay are
among the Washington patrons of the