Evening star., 1916-04-23
Atlantic City.

s';''"ial tori rsT"n'icpcc %; The star.
ATLA\Tnr sITf Ap-,t 2G-htlantic
. CITY is preparing fer is greatest
r.astc". ard hope is ec1eraIly expressed
! th2t prosecute of important business in
I Washington viii Te,aX sufficiently to
tii2" the notableS amoH@ diplomats
dAd statesmen to appear in the Roard
! va IL parade al noon tomorrow. ETery
statc and almost every city in the and
is contributing to the quota of thou
! sands vino have been coming in on
2Fer.' thain 70" three days past. and
definite figures on the exact number in
tnc f.'Stes iGcpCta Ton of tH. TESor; viii
;'c hard 10 Obtain. 1t is certain. how
( ever. that a.i the people vino can
crowd "H he h'e miles of siNty-foot-
wide Eoar.lv all will be on hand for
| the annual siN!c pageant. and every
hctel and hraHuinc mousse in tn. city
is filled to overfnwin.. to;l;gnt.
! T1e thousands already here are tax
ing the resorts plans and eaterpi isscs5
for amusement. Tine fashion show
staged on the Million Dollar Pier, with
dairy GebouchrnS to tho Boardwatk.
has been dra" nag thousands of both
sexes. and the MASK and Wig club of
the University of Pennsylvania had a
fril house for he premier production
of tncir annual show at tive Apollo.
The rrsHm"ra is to have u white
breakfast with d thousand wcrnan
guests tomorrow morning. and Mime.
Alda will sing. At The Marlborough
Hlenheim the Sunday night concert viii
have Nine. Spero and 5tafaello Daz
as So!oistS. and Manolito. the wonder
tut Spanish hoy pianist, will pldy
The combincd musical clubs OF Prince
ten ave coming for concert Monday Y
evening.
Among the hotels which have opened
this week to care for Easter patrons
are the Netherlands. the Leland. n,
Strdtton. the Lockhart. this year sit
uated or st. James place. and the Nor
mandie.
Mr. and Mrs Charles u. CusIe and
Miss olive Cusie came to the Mar
borough Blenheim for a visit over
Easter. John T. Taylor brought his
family from Washington to the Marl-
borough -Blenheim. Lady Hickson and
Miss Mabel Hickson came to the Marl-
borough -Blenheim to join the Canada n
colony. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester l.. Wise
also are here. Mrs. BeaIe r. Howard
and Miss NJ. 3. Adams, have decided to
extend their stay at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Mrs. Clover and Miss Glover
are here for Easter. Mr.. and Mrs.
David T. Whitman, who are at the
Marlborough -Blenheim. have Mrs. F. A.
Smith with them.
Count Won Bernstorff was the most
prominent visitor at the Traymore over
the week end. He was dinner guest
of Archibald White of New York. M
and Mrs. Charles j. Williamson are
here.
Mrs. Vincent kerens arrived at the
Dennis this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam K. Shannon came from Washing
ton TO the Dennis. Commodore F. NJ.
Bostwick is at the Dennis and r. r.
Howard arrived at the same hotel for
the Easter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bothmanson and
their daughter are in family party
from Washington at the Raleigh.
Lieut.. Commander Downs s. Wilson is
at the Raleigh with Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dante came from
Washington to the Phillips House.
Miss N. E. Fletcher is among tho
Washington patrons Of the Westmont.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Baker Weemer and
Miss Rita Wrenn came from Washing
ton to the ST. Charles.
Ensign r. A. Stevens is at the Sea-
side. accompanied by Mrs. Stevens. Miss
Hilda f. Janson and Miss Eberiy ar
rived at the Seaside this week.
Gen. John NJ. Wilson is among the
pewcomers at the Strand. Miss Leila
Waller OF Washington is visiting the
Strand. Wilson 3. Nairn came from
Washington to the Strand.
Marquis de Castillo. who has been at
the Shelburne, left for New York this
week.
Lieut. J. T. Mohun and Mrs Mohun
have taken a cottage in the Chelsea
section.
Mrs Walter j. Peabody has been en-
tertaininG friends at the Hotel Chelsea.
Mrs. b. 3. Cleaver is entertaining Mrs
Charles NJ. Lewis of Baltimore at the
Shoreham.
Cen. Charles L. F'itzhugh and Mrs.
FitZhugh, who have been at the Chel-
sea. left FOR Washington early this
week.