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12 THE PHILiADEPHIA INQUIRER SUN DA MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1891. Quinn, Geo. Barton. M. S.

Bodkin, Maggie and Charles Manning and wife. They form a Miss May, are guests at a Franklin avenue her friend, Miss Lottie Butcher, on Columbia avenue. SOME FAMILIAR FACES. McCauley. Sophia McCauley.

M. C. Lowen- cottage. steln, and .1. A.

Kelly. prises Edward Conway, Edward Thomas, James McKinney, F. Thomas. A. Arnatt.

L. Dougherty, Edward Dougherty, H. McFarland and R. Arbucklo. Among the latest arrivals are Edward I.

Moore, Joseph Crans, George Teolie, Gus Yoos and Andrew S. Nutt. Thomas F. Looas. LIFE IS IT IS IT ATLANTIC CITY Men of the Times Whom "We Mec on the Strand and Hotel Veranda.

EUINAKD WALtS, J. O. Blackburn, and Theodore D. Frazerare favorite guests of the Hotel OltfT pleasant party that find a great deal of amusement in bathing and fishing. From Norristown comes Mr.

W. M. Marshall and wife, who are frequent visitors to the shoro. W. S.

Derr, of Birmingham, with his family, is located at a lame hotel. An attractive blonde. Miss Minnie Hutchinson, is stopping at the Denver. Miss HutcUin-son is one of tho charming bolles of Recent Pittsburg arrivals are R. J.

Allen and wife, Henry lames, W. Snyder, Miss Annie Miller, Miss Jennie Vauney, Mrs. H. Johnson and family and P. A.

McMann. M. A. March and family, of Norristown, havo returned home after a pleasant stay. Fittsburgers at the Hotel Denver are C.

A. Hannan. W. J. Ferirusson, H.

Smlthers and Located at the Coleman lor a month 1 William Dixey, Commissioner of City Property. One of the Interested spectators of Saturday's races was Harry McMillan, president of the Amateur Athletic Association. He is sojourning at the Brunswick. Mr. ar.d Mrs.

W. C. Cranmcr and their bright and charming daughter. May. are down for a two weeks' visit at the Ocean Hotel.

H. H. Doolittle has registered again at Ward Villa. Quarantined at the Victoria Is Mrs. Philip Lloya, a pretty young matron from Pittsburg.

The Misses Emma and Fannie Gray are among tbe gnests at the West These i young ladies are of unusual beauty and are among the belles of society wherever they go. M. W. Lyle and family are popular guest3 at Cate May Poixt, Aug. 8.

From the Regular Correspondent of The Ixqciive: Atlantic City, Aug. 8. is now quartered here is John M. Arundel. He has his daughter with him.

From the Nation's Capital comes R. S. Hill and his handsome bride. They wilt remain two weeks. Among the.

handsome ladies who attract much attention as they promenade the er-cnangeof the Trayniore are Mrs. I.E. Chip-ley, airs. J. E.

Burns, Mrs. F. P. Bilveu, Mrs. J.

S. Henry. Miss Miriam Hanifen, Aliss Mary Warner White and Miss M. A. Elliott William F.

Johnson is here with his wife. Although he Is one of the best lawyers of the State, Bill says he goes and comes when bis wife says the word. i i C. C. Voorhees, general manager of Green's August Flower plant, at Woodbury, is upending ten days with his family at the Traymore.

John H. Graham, ex-Councilman, has greatly improved in health since he came down four weeks ago. Notable arrivals from the Bay State are C. W. Fox and wife, who hail from Boston.

Late Philadelphia arrivals are: Mrs. W. C. Pollock. Mrs.

M. B. Pollock. Harry H. Woole.

Brunswick. A lady whose handsome dresses are much admired, at the Kenderton, is Miss Ella G. Nicholson, of Philadelphia. P. C.

Parker, a popular representative of Wood, Brown t. is a favorite with the lady guests of the Hotel Denver. HEMS is a dapper little gentleman at one tbe leading hotels. He has been a politician all his life. He lives by the law and he seldom comes here.

He was elected a member of the Pennsylvania Legislature when he was searcely 21 years of aire. In tact IIS NLIKE many other resorts the height of the season at tbi3 place will not be reached until the week between the 20th and the 25th of August. Cape Mat. Aug. 8.

llie circumstance are only peculiar to Capo Joseph U. McNulty, of B. T. Babbitt is a newly arrived guest. he had to wait three I T'S hard to call tb turn on the season because, to tell tb truth, there is no season at present.

"We're in the midstream of it, and whether we drown or come gaily Ihe surface it's hard to tell. The wealh- i a fflrinv it mmt tne Atlanta lor tne tuira season. Sojourning at tho Metropolitan Is A. L. months before he could take his seat English, who is connected with the Coroner's wife and George M.

Schell. Rev. George R. Kellogg, an Episcopal minister of Bryn Mawr, registered at tbe Dennis yestorday. A Harrisburg bank president, A.

C. Kunkel, finds a seashore sojourn agreeable. John Wainwright, the Pittsburg bridge EVER was there a more charming scone here than to-night, when the ball room was crowded with the beauty of Cape May. The charming office in Philadelphia. vv.

nson, an extensive Pittsburg grocer. R. S. Houston, L. Randall, Miss Janet is visiting at the Irving.

belles and admiring Carlton M. vv illiams, of Morse Co eleva builder, is still enjoying the balmy breezes May Point, becanse of the class of people who want to come here and enjoy quietness and remain very ete. Another fact which when published will induce people to remain here longer than they usually do is the fact that the Presidential family expect to remain here during the entire month of Septem tor builders, is a guest at the Ocean Hotel. Craig, and Miss Anna Thompson. A distinguished Philadelphia physician, Dr.

James Jenkins, finds Atlantic's climate and soffskies of midsummer Atlantic. peauxtrippedtothe light I 'fantastic in merriment At the Emerson aro Doctor W. H. Senderling and wife, and the pleasing Miss Bella Sender-ling. A charming couple at the Kenderton are Mr.

and Mrs. James Glading, of Philadelphia. Miss W. D. Woodbridsre.

ot Marietta, Ohio, enjoys the many good things of the New England. At tho Hotel Brunswick are registered George Ingham and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. J.

Quinn, John Qulnny Miss Maud Ryan and U. I. Reber and wile. Miss M. H.

Heinmeter i3 an Interesting Balti Dr. George S. Schively, prominent in the From Erie we have Thompson A. Houston, 't: ESL pleasant smiles In favor ot success, and He had been secretary of the Second Ward Committee long before lie was recognized as a citizen. He graduated from a nolitical school that had Lewis C.

Cassidy its task master, and when he came before the public he had been carelully taught 11 the rudiments of the education that pertained to that branc of the public prestige. He became chairman of the lead well known in Lake snore society. and joyfulness to the tune which echoed upon medical societies of Philadelphia, is resting at the Belvidere. An Alleghany city plumber, James Hay, is the tympanum of the Miss Josephine Richardson, a favorite con here with his wife. They will remain for Life at the Hotel Denver is considerably brightened by the presence of four charming New York ladies, Mrs.

Will H. Kase. Miss Mamie D. King and the Misses Annie and ear discoursed by Simon tralto singer, is stopping for the season at the several weeks. Hassler celebrated or Brunswick.

ber J. B. Head, a prominent attorney of Greens chestra, which every Al J. Beach, the ex-base balllst and widely The visitors at the Presidential cottage at the people of thu town are battlim; against the element) that mean disaster. A well-knowr.

Pennsylvania Kail-road official told ni; to-night that whili! more guest of the Kenderton. lover of charming music present are but thren larilas Mrs Iiimmick. known dealer in sporting goods. Is nicely quar A well-known and popular young "Philadel ing committee or his party, lie tool: all tue risks and faced all the dangers that came upon him at that time. He even went so bas heard at tbe Chest- i- II.

1.,. tered at the est phia newspaper man, Carl Fost, with his W. L. Dixon and family have come to the brother, E. C.

Fost, is down for a week's enjoy far as to be arrested in the celebrated Columbia. Mr. Dickson is a passenger agent ment. for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Among newspaper men here are H.

Steel- i uiciic, ju I a. oiled Aiaum nut Street many an evening during mo com a relative of the President, aud Vrs. Eaton, the winter months. The occasion of tho large President's sister. They all expect to remain tendance was because of the benent given to for some time.

The next Cabinet officer who Is Professor A. M.Loomis. master or ceremonies expected to visit the President is Attorney- at that hotel. Before the ball was opened by General Miller, who may arrive next week, the grand march, Simon Hassior ano. nis or- During the week many entertainments have shrievalty fight when Rowan was beaten and when he made his "marker" The eminent episcopal cleigvman, Kev.

Sid man and Jack Sproegel, of tbe Philadelphia ney Corbett, D. aud wife, are sojourning at rrcat. as the boss politician of Phila tbe Curlew. Wiltshire arrivals are Mrs. J.

W. Chandler. delphia. If I am not mistaken he had Wil email mom of the hotel gave a Miss Estelle Drlefuss is among the social oeen given at tne hotels which have drawn William McMurrav, Miss Dollie Baugh Wilkinson. Mrs.

E. H. Supplee. Miss Mary Chandler and D. A.

Carrick, Jr. private and select musical to president iar- iuTge crowds and afforded much pleasure to rison and a few friends who euie over irom tiie KUe3tg 0f this beautiful resort. Thebig- lights at the Colonnade. She is extremely popular among tho guests, and especially among tbe young gentlemen. gest musical entertainment given here this A month stay at the Hotel Denver is being the cottage to hear some oi oimuu uv-sv Dlecos.

liam It Leeds then as his opponent But the Tenth ward leader was then in the heyday of his glory, but he couldn't down the little man who sits so quietly to-night on the porch of tbe Mansion House. He wears quiet, rich clothes and he has very few 1 enjoyed by Mrs. M. Smith. Miss K.

Keyser and Mrs. Bertha Keyser, of Philadelphia. A concert and literary tincnaiumou. n.a it was impossible to catch up in the carry ing traffic, it would be one of the Augusts that the resort has ever had. Bu worry as yon will the bold, naked fact remains, that it is the worst season that ha; been known on the coast There is dancing and merry making everywhere, but within the charmed circle you find that tinge of loss ot favor that must have a hidden meaning behind it.

With sunshine the month may run in a groove that will bring something of recuperative success. Otherwise no prediction can made. "What lollows tells of people and people's doings on the favorite island. season was given at the Carlton Thursday evening when John F. Rhodes, the well-known violinist; Einil Castel, the well-known operatic and concert baritone: and Michael J.

Kegrize Miss Hattie Skinner, ot i-nuaueipiua. en given at the Stockton this evening in wmcn Leon Floreston, of Now York, the well known joys society life at the Hotel HruuswicK. iook part. Ihe numbers on the nrozramme Fronch actor sang some Doauumi reitonuu. and recited from the "Merchant of Venice were loudly applauded as each in its turn was roin Est.

Marys west irginia, comes iurs. Margaret Gallagher, who is pleasantly quartered at the New England. words to say to anyone; he was taught a lesson when he was under Sheriff Wright as to telling newspaper people what those in official office think tbev should tell. He and other Shakespearean plays. His presen- n.ri of those noimlar dramas wore The following are some of the latest Phila hv the audience.

After renaerea. On Tuesday evening the first ger-man of the season was given at the Shoreham, in which fifteen couples partieirated. The figures danced were most beautiful and the favors distributed were frery exquisite. delphia arrivals at tho Kenderton George wears a short well cut Napoleonic mustache tho entertainment was concluded the hall was in th iie of those who wished to en Myer, Mrs. George Slyer, Mrs.

trisnmutn. juiss E- FrUhmntb, George Fojg. Mr. George and he talked as it he would liketoget joy a grand hop back to the old scenes where be was commander. His name is George McGowan.

lo-uight the finest and most beautiful German ever given at the point took place at the Shoroham in which about forty of the best so Fogg. Miss May 'Fogg, Miss E. ISlchoIson, r. McKaraher. Mrs.

Charles Moser, Mrs. H. Kengott, Miss E. Nagele and Miss C. Moser.

Jill den countv, N. was among the guests at the Stockton early in the week. ciety ladies and their handsome admirers par persons are enjoying their stay here more 1UH1 close to him is I William S. nlsm eaitor oi mo iiii DANCES OF THE XIGKT. Ifnmercras Well-Attended riopa Fasli-ionable Assemblages and Children's Carnivals.

ticipator it was given by Mr. John W. Buck-man, the well-known Chestnut street insurance another man who, than Miss Maggie and American, New York, is at tne urioie. ne was formerly editor of Livpincolt Magazine, broker, who is Quite a friend of the Presiden while he holds public Miss Sophie McCanlcv, two estimable young la ii bniin nmonir tne literary iraier- tial family. Some of the ladies of the Presidential household were lookers-on at the ger- position, lives on the dies from South Broad ty of Philadelphia.

Tnhn Hmiri Kort the Camden lawyer, and man. street, who are at the tIIE pleasures or a so interest ot his various Investments. He's Asbitry Park. Aug. 8.

HOMAS J. POWERS, Naval Officer of Philadelphia, is at the Metropolitan. Mrs. George H. Hu ling, wife of the wealthy dry goods merchant.

Is visiting at this seaside resort. People at the Hotel Commercial are: Henry Jonas, Alexander Lawrence, Paul Y. Albright and Charles C. Voorhees. At the Ocean Hotel are: A.

J. Kynett, William C. Supplee and wife, D. V. Pecbin and eiiitnr of Camden Tclearam.

passed a fe Miss Marie Maver. Miss Emma L. Brill and iIiti th nart of the week with his -FT journ at Atlantic are greatly added to by the scarcely five foot ten. Miss Anna Brill are three of the most charm Romore. Representative Rans lev, ot the Second Leg 1 i frtAnrt nnn .1 amp.

1U. OCUtCl. ing ladles stopping at the Carlton. Mrs. and tiiev say of him Una nf Iia most 1 riTOSSl VB1T UCrtiiuiui muitj Lowry and son.

Miss Mudge and Miss Stein- islatlve district, has that, with his rrilk- at Cape May, this season, is tne wne oi Amos metz are among the new comers of the Phila been here for tbe past white complexion, he many terpsichorean affairs that make hotel life pleasant During the week hundreds ol dances were indulged delphia colon at the Cape House. ii. tvans. or rnuaaeipnia, wuu "fj ten days. was once the superin Mrs.

H. t. Manger and Miss Bessie Manger. Washington street cottage. The Misses Minnie and Edith Burt promt Magistrate McCarty was one of a fishing tendent of the Excur of Philadelphia, are enjoying a brief sojourn nent society belles of Philadelphia, are stop sion House under party that depleted the at tne cape House.

ping at the Stockton. in by the guests of the various houses. To Air. and Mrs. Longstreth are registered at Inlet of gome of its pis Trenwith.

He, I ll Sill AKI1SLU9 T1 113UU, Ul i Samuel Bolton, M. D. tue Shoreham. catorial beauties the Frank Dickinson Is enjoying the Asbury Dr. W.

A. Piper. R.L. Wright. and Er- other afternoon.

phia', have been spending a few days with Mr. Mr Lewis A. Scott at their Columbia too, is stopping at the Mansion House, and night there were upwards ot one hundred Park ocean breezes for a while. skine Wright are the three most popular gen Pliilndelphians at tho New England include P. J.

Smith, at the head of John vv ana- fitroef. rnrfap-R tlemen oi rnnaaeipnia enjoying lite at tne hops, all of which were H.irrv B. Coxe. a wcn-Known memuerwi Cape House. P.

M. Penrose and wife, maker's contract department, Is sojourning at the Hotel Brunswick. he is making an awful fight because he does not get a room to suit him. He says every hotel keeper well attended. The the Philadelphia Club, is passing his vacation Mrs.

m. B. Keed and her son. Alan H. George Rex.

H. G. Romberger, tho real estate Ernest Lacy, business manager of the Park at thA Stockton. Reed, and her little daughter, Miss May broker, and wife, Joseph Barnnursi ana ine should extend common courtesy and vet he it is Eva Porter and Miss came oicivce. oi Theatre, is a guest at Sunset Hall with his Reed, are occupying handsome apartments at attractivo Miss Emllie Stuart.

Philadelphia, are two very prepossessing A iollv Quartette at the Kenderton comprises me uarion. iney are registered iroin Ife. Messrs. Harry and Edmund Schneider are has not been in the hotel business for many years. He served under Governor Pattison Traymorcs spacious dancing pavilion was as usual filled with beautiful girls in charming dresses, gentlemanly escorts and stately and fashionable matrons.

The Mansion House presented a gay appearance, about one hundred conrle indulging in the terpsichorean G. Bcrklebach and wile ana Jir. ana ran. r. yonng ladies visiting the Misses Conei, Decatur street.

late arrivals at the Brighton. Among a party of late arrivals at tbe Shore- Mvers. of Philadelphia. during his first term, when that official had TTndor thn direction of James t. raimtr a ham are Mrs.

T. U. Foster, Miss E. M. Smith, Rev.

W. A. Jones, O. S. is among those his othce in the old Girard Bank building.

beautiful hop was given at the Hotel Lafay- Alexander G. Carey. Mr. and Mrs. J.T.

Smith. registered at a Tennessco avenue bouse. nttn on Wedneslav evening: gaiety. All the other hops and dances mere cnnora H. Phillips and George W.

D. Bartlet. At the Stockton is F. J. Diamond, a promi on Third street; he served also under the same lucky star when the official business Rev.

Sam Small, the Georgia preacher and w. Egbert Mitchell, of Koxborougb, Phila nent Philadelphia dentist. eaual successes, and will be repeated several orator, and his wife have been stopping at the delphia, is spending a few days at tbe Carlton. was removed to the City Hall he serves A nnnular commercial man at the Stockton times each week for the remainder of the xneodore Koth, or Philadelphia, reads is A. J.

Fleming, who will remain theri for the there to-day, aiter having gone throngh an season. Windsor. Rev. Dr. J.

A. Locke, O. S. lately ar rtrraA frnm Rom ltelv. and his brother.

Rev, his Inquirer on the piazza of the Cape House season. lit. and ittrs. ueorge x. rascoe arrived on experience with Dechert under a Lepnbli-can administration.

He's a curious com At the Victoria Is Mrs. J. M. Jermon, of your T-ncire r. S.

of Villanova: Rev. Jas. Wednesday at the Carlton to pass a couple of citv. J. Blake.

O. S. ot Lansingburg. and pact of the successful Democrat that never weeks OI seaside recreation. Lawyer Samuel E.

Cavin finds a trip down The S-ckton Hotel oten-air pavilion was evening with a fashionable company of ladies and gentlemen, who very Patrick DutTv. a member of the legal fra Mr. aud Mrs. W. E.

Brill are among a late withers. His name is Jere McCarthy. now and then beneficial. addition to tbe coterie of Pbiladelphians at the .1. 1).

Wilds and family, of Philadelphia, are ternity, of Philadelphia, form a pleasant coterie at the Arlington. -A. Haller Gross, the Philadelphia politician Carlton. well-known arrivals. Rev.

Walter W. Hammond, pastor of a yerf influential church, is a late arrival stopping at the St. James. Among the visitors breathing the ocean at the Park Is E. P.

Smithers, the prominenf lawyer, who Is stopping at the Coleman. An other Coleman guest is H. B. Curran, of firm of Costner Curran, tidewater agent for the Pocohontas Coal Company. H.

N. Ashman, the successful merchant, taking lifo easy at the Hamilton. Alderman James MeNally, owner of wholesale cloth house in Pittsburg, with hit wife, is quartered at the Hotel Brunswick. Isaac S. Cassin, the constructing engineer Ot the Asbury Park Water Works, bas been visiting here to consult with the Water Commissioners.

Philadelphia people at the Ocean Hotel are L. and D. Meyers. Francis Siuer, Eugene De Reeves, E. V.

Pechin, Miss M. Burns, Mrs. M. and Miss E. T.

Hogg, Mrs. A. W. Ransley and M. H.

and Wm. Fiulay. A leading divine rusticating with Ms family at Lane Villa is the Rev. W. H.

Stark. Among the belles In the Grove is Miss much enjoyed the dancing programme ranged by the director of dancing, Charles EAR him is a roan Registered at the Wiltshire are: Philip A and lawver. is at tne Marine Villa for two whom few Phila- Crozir: Dr. J. II.

Rleva, John J. Egan, C. P. Kelly. The music was in every respect weeks remunerating his health.

Merrill and wile and Edward Hopple. delphians do not rst class. Among tnose present were no know. He ii of Miss Irene Condin, of Philadelphia, is a. visit to her intimate friend.

Miss Flor ticed Mrs. I). Lockwood and her sister. Miss Mamie Willrick, are making a two weeks' stay olive complexion, Miss Spratt Miss Silence, Miss Wallace, ence Kennedy, at a Washington streot cot- at the Hotel Iraymore. has deep, liquid JIlss Mursch, Miss Lillie Mursch, Miss Fran Two noticeable ladles at the Kenderton are eyes and is a wit the Misses Laura and Estella Trrdav.

ces Deagan. Miss Jennie Murphy, Miss Law United States Civil Service Commissioner Lyman and lamily are at the Wyoming for a formifrht- Fishing and gunning is the chief auiusemen on all occasions. of Robert A. Hendoj son, of New York, who Is He was at one T)r. and Mrs.

Walter Rogers registered at a freauent visitor here. Wildwood Beach, Aug. 8. time called Recent arrivals at the Brunswick include the Devon on Thursday eveuing and will spend wo week at that nonular house. HE leader of the fash sporting editor.

M. L. Josenh, M. C. Horsh.

Henry Roed, Ly man L. McCarty, Robert Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Florence Wright, who is stopping at a cottage life. QUEENS OF THE BEACH.

A Martha Washington German was given at Congress Hall last evening and was largely there. facob Roth. Mr. and Mrs. G.

B. Galton. Mrs, The Philadelphia guests at the Lawrence though why it's hard to tell. He lias a lovely wife and twobeautiful attended. Miss Alice B.

Sanger, the stenogra J. J. Benriger, William Moore, H. C. Knapp, burg.

accompanied by his family, is House are in the majority. Among the latest on the list are the names of Mrs. A. Sheeler, making a two weeks' stay at the iraymore. Louneinz on tne Deacn may do seen jiiss Miss Blanch Sheeler, Mrs.

Samuel Flte and Miss Maud File. nattie Richards and Miss Helen Beattyf all Jennie" iJorne, who form a bevy of beautiful brunettes. Dr. L. W.

Reading, a well-known physician of your city, has engaged rooms at the Kenderton for bis wife and family. A pleasing family party at the Hotel Brunswick is composed of Mrs. K. and Mrs. M.

Mt-lntire apd the Misses Annie, Kate aud Ella Mclntire, rence, Miss Mamie Whelan, Miss Bessio Barr-vod, Mrs. A B. Dewees, Mrs. J. Carr, Miss Dollie Godfrey, Miss Harper, Miss FrysinEer, Mrs.

Chadwick, Nellie Schollenger, Mrs. Robertson, Miss Fleming, Miss Anderson. Miss Howlett, Miss Murray, Miss Carson, Miss Cris-rnan, Miss Roberts, Miss Snydam, Miss Hubor, Miss Naylor, Miss Kurtz, Miss Armstrong, Miss Richardson, Miss Henderson, Miss Oliver, Miss Turner, Miss Southwood, Miss Purdy, Messrs. Charles O'Brien. Harry "Walker, F.

J. Diamond, A. Fleming, E. Roder, W. Brown, S.

Gillapsy, j. Benson, W. Borden, C. Sheldon, R. Owen, C.

Henry, A. Hutchinson, A Gal-braith, M. Manks, D. Morgan, G. Walls, T.

Clifford, J. Duffy, R. Phillips, D. Underwood. D.

Downing, D. Collins, H. Beckwith, R. Mar-lin, G. Allen, J.

Lodge, C. Jackson, A. Wing, W. Pitt, T. W.

Jones, Westervelt S. Zineman, W. Hellman and George Sayre. of Carlisle. They are at the New Lneland.

children. He has traveled the country over and he prides himself npon the fact that he can point out every theatrical man or woman who comes off the road. He's scarce A sray party at the Kenderton comprises wr. and Mrs. James Roderick.

Miss Nellie Roder ionablo Trinity Church choir. New York, Mr. P. T. Stoekle, is enjoying a two weeks' sojourn here with his charming wife and daughter.

The guests of tho Hotel Dayton enov the piano duets by Mr. Stucke and Mrs. Walter Scott these lovely summer nlgiits, and together with the progressive euchre parties many an evening is made enjoyable. Arthur Smith and Harry Barber delight in fishing and crabbing in the thoroughfare back six foot high, but he imagines that he's the ick. Mrs.

R. B. Roberts and Miss Nellie Beisel, all of Hazleton. H. A.

Summers, of Steelton, Is inhaling the tallest man in the business. lirm-Knit, WELL known 1'hiiaaei-phian at the Dennis is Daniel Bray. soft sea breezes from the piazza of a prominent bench front hotel. Miss Lena Wllkens. of W.

J. Spohn, a Pittsburg grocer, is at the sinewy set with twinkling eyes that have a deep black lustre, he tells a story or gives a joke that amuses bis friends and dispels any enmities that may be against him. He's associated with a' manager of freaks, Braden-bureh, of the Dime Museum. He's voluble West Philadelphia, is a fav Chalfonte. i Pennsvlvanlans here Include John James orite here among ner many friends.

Morphy. who is the proprietor of the Norris town Mnsiu Hall, who is down for a tew days. of Wildwood. and on Thursday caught nearly Mr. and Mrs.

George Waltors have returned here one hundred crabs in one hour. David Honsicker, a leading citizen oi tTIE greatest chil in his conversation and thinks he knows more about newspaper business than those for an unlimited stay. hon. John Russell, of Leesburg. IN.

is OCEAIf ClTV, Aug. 8. 1SS LAURA MUX-YUN. a very attractive young lady, is enjoying a few days recreation in this city the guest of her sister, Mrs. J.

Y. having two cosy cottages erected on Oak ave who remain in the profession. Tbev all call msw The many friends and admirers of Mrs. Nellie Whitelock.of Philadelphia, lift! gomery county, is here with his family. A Wilkosbarre tuest is A.

M. Bergrunder, manager of the Opera Honse of that place. Miss Millie Sartain, of Devon, is quite a favorite with the cuests of the Rossmore. him "Billy," but he's on the register of the nueone ot which he will in luiure occupy with his family. Lmerson as William H.

Voltz, George E. Boric, of Frankford, is a recent Guests from Lancaster are Miss Helen Pen arrival at tbe Dayton. Miss M. W. Titus and Miss Annie Haley, of rose and D.

P. Stackhouse. Their names may E'S a prince of good are delighted by having her among them again. Mrs. Whitelock Is a woman of remarkable beauty and of exceptionally fine conversational powers, and is dren's attraction of the season was given at the Mansion last "Wednesday night About 800 people were present, all ot whom showed their appreciation by frequent applause.

The pavilion di be found on the New England register. fellows. That's what Philadelphia, are among the many lovely ladies enjoying life here. H. J.

Finnegan, ofPottsvUle, is reouperating Mrs. F. A. Milds and family, of West Chester, are greatly enjoying the seashore sports. Mrs.

William Brad, dock and daughter. they say of him in Baltimore and in at an uptown hotel. l)r. l'aul J. fontius.

a young pnysician oi Lewisburg. is resting by the sounding sea. Prominent I'lttsourgers me vnauonie Mr. J. M.

Hendrv, a retired i-niiaueipnia Philadel i a. He's rather tall and he's not are Charles Atwell, a director or me union National Bank of that city, who Is down for merchant, and his wife are pleasantly located for the season at tbe Dayton. kmmmfpm1 among the leading belles of a prominent hotel here. At the Traymore may be found Mrs. K.

Johnston, a society lady of your city. C. H. Cake, of the Hero Fruit Jar Company, is at a well known uptown hostelrle. Ho is accompanied by his wife.

Miss Clara Silence and Miss Lillian Wallace more than thirty-five, three weeks; Wiiliam Schover, of the with his family, and W. Warren Walters, a of Camden, are among the many visitors here. They are enjoying the sea breezes from the Aldine porches. Mr. Charles G.

Sul, a prominent citizen oi and is regarded as leading jeweler, who will remain with his family four weeks. catch for marriageable tho Quaker City, and his wife and family and Miss Tillie H. Bower, Mrs. Saul's sister, are domiciled here for the month of August. iffllKlsSWS daughters of Southern David Van Ardesdelan.

of Taylorsville, rectly in tront of the music stand was arranged to form a canopy draped with gar Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lonmer and Misses Bucks countv.

registered hereto-day. He en matrons. He stops at Nellie and Clotilde Stanton, of Oak Lane.form joys the salt sea breezes from the porch of a are two society younir ladies at the Stockton. Joseph Lea, a large real estate owner of your city, is registered hore with his wife. Irwin N.

Megarcee is down with his family. the Champion House, a pleasant party at a leading hotel. prominent Hotel. where the most hocest State Senator C. t.

lung. iuananoy niy. Berwvn is represented at the snore oy Miss man of the City Coun They aro daily promenaders on the boardwalk. and his family are summering at the Sea iew Mamie Sibloy. a captivating young brunette.

cils holds sway. He's House. Harry White, a wholesale liquor dealer ot Hon. Simon P. Wolverton.

Congressman in the cigar manufac Scranton, inscribed his signature on the register of a prominent hotel yestorday. from the Sunbnry district, is occupying bis turing traue aud dar Miss Lawton, of Philadelphia, a very preny brunette, is enjoying the society ot this city. She is the guest of F. Rapp and wife. Mrs.

Patton, of West Philadelphia, hag rented and taken occupancy of a third syndicate cottage for the remainder of the season. John S. Wise, tho well and favorably known secretarv of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadalphia, and lamily occupy a handsome villa on Wesley avenue, where they can regale themselves wl.h the ocean breezes. A M. Watson and family, of West Philadelphia, are registered at the Traymore for tne summer.

Mr. Reiger, of Philadelphia, is being entertained at the residence of Wiiliam Hagle, la third syndicate. Mrs. Annie Lonabangh, of Germantown, Is spending a few weeks with her son, John E. Lonabaugh.

at his pretty cottage on Central avenue. pretty cottage here with his family. ing the winter months is the associate ol the William j. isurnsanu 1 nomas luciiain, from tort inaiana, cumoi i. u.

Casanave, Well known In railroad elrcles. Recently arrivod guests of the Brunswick are R. H. McCrystul and wife, Mrs. Thomas Brooke aud daughter, A.

V. Van Dyke, J. F. and George W. Bunn, Joseph Kcaly, Mrs.

W. H. Healy, James M. Keen, N. Brooke Dolan, .1.

H. Corbett, Joseph Holtmann and E. A. Nicoll. At the Kenderton are Frank Cue, William M.

Kennedy. James Roderick and wife and best known Congressmen at uie national handsome and popular Phiiadelphians, arrived canital. He doesn't part his hair in the this evening for a briel sojourn. DRIFTWOOD OF THE SHORE. AH About Yourself und Friends Who W.

S. Shryock and E. D. McLaughlin, two middle, but he's eleeant in attire and be well known members of the Philadelphia bar. looks for all the sporting facilities that are enioving a fortnigbt's restful visit.

Are Down and Who Are Conunti. Allan K. Hamcr. a leading mem oer ot tne the Island affords. He is here until the last of August, and he is one of those peculiar Miss Nellie Roderick.

Master Builders1 Exchange, with his wife and son, is spending the season here. visitors who refuse to talk "shop, though he represents the biggest trade ot its class that is conducted outside ot Kiclimona. He registers himself at the Champion Honse as Lew J. Willey. He can tell a good stcry aud his is a familiar face that has been seen TATELY Thomas R.

Green, Recorder of Deeds, with his wife and daughter, is met on tbe boardwalk. Miss Molly McCul-louxhand her friend Miss Dryden, two young society ladies, delight in bathinir, and look lovely in black silk robes, trimmed with white. J. S. Henry, a wealthy young resident of Cincinnati, who has spent several seasons at the Traymore.

arrived last evening in company with his' bride, neo Miss TUlie here for the last tour or five years. They say he is worth a quarter of a million. He denies that but I believe he is so well LAI visitor to Atlantic Is Raymond Walters, well known as an amateur bicyclist. Fred Van Fleet, the popular commercial traveller, is still a guest of the Deuver, where be delights the numerous guests with bis many witticisms. At the Kenderton may be found Miss Marguerite Gilboola, a much lady, of Philadelphia.

Bellaire. Ohio, is represented at the shore by J. A. Gallagher and wife. They are domiciled at tbe New England.

fixed financially that he don't care whether this world's goods in the future come into William McLean, a prominent attorney or Wilkesbarre, joined his family here last Monday, they having been here for the past three weeks. Mrs. Hannah D. Robinson is this week being entertained by Postmaster Robinson and wife. Miss Mamie Kugel, an animated and piqnant young lady, and her mother, of Phlla-dclDhia.

sjieut several ilays here during the past week, the guests of Mrs. William Hagle. Rev. Dr. Martin, rector or the Fortieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church.

Philadelphia, and Rev. W. B. French, a popular Episcopal minister, stationed at Frankford, and who edits the Standard of the Crott and the Cuurch, have been regaling themselves pleasurably bv tbe ocean view and saline zephyrs atorde'd at the Palen Cottage. Mrs.

Newter. of Philadelphia, has been spending a few davs at tne fine residence of Mrs. William Hagle on Asbury avenue. A verv Lleasmir entertainment was given ia Ockas Grovb, Aug. 8.

lands of roses. The floor was covered with paper roses on which the children danced. The fifty children who took part in the dance were taught and arranged by C. Kllwood Carpenter, the dance being arranged to Flotow's "Alexandre Stradeila," consisting ot solo dancing, groupings and tableaux, all of which made a very pretty scene when the colored tableau lights were burned. The dance commenced witUan ensemble by all the children, who were costumed to represent roses, each child representing an entire flower.

Then followed two little ladies, Clara r.ennet and Minnie Souders, who led the introductory, being succeeded by a tableau, "Death of the Rose," over which, by a mechanical contrivance, two huge balls burst, scattering roses over the ground. Agnes and Lillie O'Brien lollowed in a double dance and then an allegro movement by four misses, the two last mentioned and Emily Kace and Clara Bennet The second tableau was especially pretty. A little girl, years old, stood on the point of a revolving golden star, while back a dozen 'pink roses kneeled in a semi-circle, with another half circle of red and yellow roses back of them. Theresa Bartlett, a little guest of the house, was toe next dancer, fuiihing with a grand finale amidst the burning of colored fires. The children taking part were: Hattie Guttridge, Florence Rodgers.

Jenny Hill, Lottie Hutter, NannleScull. Emily Nacc, Bessie Naee, Irene Fagley, Miriam Leas, Emily Lunger. Laura Rogers, Minnie Souders, Emma Meverboff. Sadie Ostrander, Vinnlo Dobbins.Clara Bennet, Kitty Bartlett, Theresa Bartlett, Hattie Idler, Rachel Hutter, Ethel Hauffenbart, Mabel McDonough. Agnes O'Brien.

Lillie O'Brien, Minnie Petersons, Bertha Rodgers, Ida Wigmore. Those in fancy dances were Freddie Seitz, in jockey dance Walter Rauf-fenbart. in hornpipe Ida Wigniore, in Polish Mazourka: Florence Rodgers. Ethel Rauffen- READY FOR THE BATH. his lot or not PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS.

pher to the President, was one of the leaders i i i in tne event, xne laaies wuueicu iiui tha and the irentlemen after George. Bondnrant, a very handsome young lady of EV. W. H. Sarks, an Episcopal minister of repute, is resting at Lane Villa.

George J. Bren-nan, the political reporter of The Philadelphia lx-Ql lKEIt. is putting Loulsvilre, Ky. The Keystone State Arrivals of the Col. A.

Loudon Snowdon, United States Minister to Greece, Roumanla and Servia, passed three days this week at tbe Stockton. Select Councilman F. M. Harris Is still en- Past Few Days AVlio Tney Are and jovlng the cool ocean breezes. He dined wltn the President on Thursday.

What Tney Are Rev. E. P. Shields. D.

of Bristol, is HE president of the Na Joseph O. Hutchinson and wife. Miss K. Quinn, Owen Weatherby. W.

H. Flood, James A. Duncan and wife and Joseph L. Nobre. Charles Kelly, the director of dancing at the Stockton, will be tendered his second testimonial at the Stockton nextSaturday evening, August 15.

Dennis arrivals Include J. Clem Tlhler, William Bray Bovd, A. L. Somerset, J. M.

Bar-tlue, Mrs. William K. Bray and Thomas Smyth and wifo. Mr. and Mrs.

W. J. Troth and three handsome daughters. Misses Annie. Minnie and Mabel, who have been spending July in the mountains, arrived at the Traymore yesterday and wiil remain ten days.

putting in two weeks of his vacation at the Cape. He will preach in the Presbyterian tional Kank at Gap, Iceland Williamson, ot tne rnnaueipnia Bulletin, is down for a week's vacation. A mcmbe- of the wholesale druir firm of Smith, Kllno French Company, George B. Miller, is at tho Lehman with his wife. John Norris.

or the Philadelphia Reeord. is josepn uoates walker, church of this eitv to-morrow a week. who is, by the wuy. Mrs. John Woods.

of Philadelphia, one of the most beautiful and charming ladles at in bis vacation days to good advantage at Hotel La Pierre. Dr. K. H. Andrews, a prominent medical practi commissioner or Perm also a guest of this bouse wit his family.

sylvania to the WorM's the shore, is a guest at the indsor. Fair, is at the Wilt shire. Benjamin F.Lee, clerk of tbe Supreme Court of New Jerser, was among callers upon the President on Thursday. Himself and family A pleasant family party at the New England Is composed of G. M.

Brill, the car builder; Herman Brill and the Misses Florence, Julia and Estelle Brill, all or Philadelphia. Mrs. W. C. Hamilton, the handsome wife of Dr.

Hamilton, of 17C0 Franklin street, Philadelphia, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. C. Myrick, is making a stay of three weeks at the Traymore. Avery Wells and family, of East Orange, N. and M.

E. Thompson, of that place, are enjoying Atlantic City life. The well-known wool merchant Ckarlcs F. Beclknap, is down for an extended stay, accompanied by his family. At the New England may be found George Smith aud wife.

J. Frank Speer, a Urge drug Hiester Kutz. a nep tioner. Is sojourning with his family Dr. Stark's Ho- hew ot the late con EW COMERS at the toria are are registered at the Stockton.

gressman. Hiester Cly- Bishop Thomas lirennan, ol uaiias, lezas, is a prominent arrival. M. S. Stokes, Secretary of the Union Trust Company, is stopping at a large hotel.

Traymore guests Include Mrs. J. G. Ditman, who figured in a sensation that held public attention a few years ago as the wife of the unfortunate bank president, who was found drowned. Dr.

William C. Hamilton and wife are society euests of the Traymore. T. S. Lawson, a prominent Philadelphia hroker.

and son of John L. Lawson. vice presi mer, is down at the the drawii g-room of tho Traymore on Tuesday evening. The programme was a varied one, consisting ef singing, recitations, tableaux aud charades, aad showed remarkable talent aud perseverar.ee on the part of the your.g people who lent their aid In carrying it out. Mrs.

Philadelphia, gave two very pretty selections the banjo. Mrs. TayTror-Glading. of Philadelphia, who -Irtas a charming voice, sang two solos with effect The tableaux were "The Sleeping Beauty," by Miss Katie King, of Cleveland. and Miss Man.

is Beckett, of Philadelphia; "The Knitting Lesson," in which Miss Mary Maris, of Lans-downe, made an admirable grandma and Miss Bessie May Crowell an apt pupil. Little Katie King made a very interesting guardian angel, watching over the slumbers of Miss EduS Burt, of Bridgeton. Miss Eleauor O-borne. of Cleveland, cave two recitations with effect Spencer Garrett of Garrclsford, showed talent in charades and otherwise assisted ably in the programme. If" i The Misses lumerial.

dent of the Union League. Is stopping with his From Norristown friend, William Richardson, with whom he ex comes Charles KeiUr. pects to go ou a week nsbing cruise to tne proprietor of the N)r- Banks. Mr. and Mrs.

R. S. Patterson are at the La- risiown I'ouery. J. Williams, jonn Hops, E.

G. Williams, wife and family, Richard M. Elsea and the Misses Mary and Mar-raret Elsea, all of Philadelphia. William A.Bennerman, a large crockery dealer, is at a prominent hotel with his wifo. The Lafayette Camping Club, of Philadelphia, are At the Iennis Is Dr.

J. M. Barton, one of The proprietor of a larice Norristown stock favotte. gist: W. J.

Harris and George S. Lott, all of Philadelphia. Recent Rossmore arrivals are: Bugan Han- and Sadie 'Wesley are among the season's belles at the Park. They are guests at tbe West End. Mrs.

E. W. Rihble is visiting in the Grove. A. F.

Heonlng is spending a few weeks at the hospitable Lillagaard. Lewis W. Bean, preident of the Sunday Breakfast Association of Philadelphia, is paying bis first visit to the Grove and is stopping at the Everett. Mrs. Thomas Schumacher and her daughter.

yard, Benjamin Hen liart and Hattie Idler, in Spanish dance Nellie Howard Carrow. tbe Camden lawyer, spends most of bis leisure time at the Chalfonte. Mr. and Mrs. H.

R. Norris are Columbia is at the Imperial. Spiro. in "Last Rose of Summer;" Nannie your leading surgeons. A charming guest of an uptown hostelrle is Miss Jennie J.

Turrbnll. She is an expert swimmor and a lucky fisherman. S. M. Sampson, the well known lawyer, is here with his wife.

Ac the Mansion are Mr. and Mrs. John Fer (Scull, In tambourine dance Bessie Nace. in rahnn, red D. Bidtlle, jur.

and Mrs. Mailer, G. W. Tees, C. A.

Flck, Unas. A. Dorsey Win. Meevet, T. J.

Hogan, E. L. McCurdy, R. J. Weidel.

R. T. Malonev, E. A. Walton.

J. B. tambourine iiir: Freddie Seltz and Irene Fas guson, of South Laurel Hill. Miss Edith Dunlan. a society belle ef West Auioutr the many Pittsburcers nere are ley.

in Quaker dance Clara Bennet, in skirt Fhiladoifhia, arnred to-day to pay a visit to located down near Chelsea, The cX com- Fogg, Joseph J. Stephenson and wife, Violet Another prominent member of the bar whe Bradley and son, Mrs. James Williams nance, ana irane Jc agley, in gaie.