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Newspaper

Philadelphia Times

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1901

Page

14

Atlantic City Sees Heat Draw Crowds for Hotels and Events

Atlantic City hosts a midsummer surge as thousands flock to beaches and boardwalks. The third Atlantic City Horse Show draws about 450 entries across 65 classes, with many prize winners from Philadelphia and New York expected to compete. Fireworks funding nears completion, an Opera-house opening is planned, and a long list of Philadelphia and other regional residents are noted as summer visitors staying at major hotels.

Philadelphia Times Times Bureau Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City Philadelphia New York Stoy Edward C. Leeds S. &. Phoebus Fairbain L. B. Scull W. &. Kolb William Schweiker Pottstown C. K. Davies Washington, D. C Estler Boonton, N. J H. A. Baxter Mount Holly N. J Elberon A. E. Dunkirk Minneapolis Rockford J. ©. Dern, Jr Altoona Luray Julius Moritzue Islesworth D. Agnew Greenless J. M. ‘Xdfergen H. H. Levy Cleveland J. H. Moyer Alonzo H. Hitchener Brooklyn A. C. Conway Danville Waverly William Halfman Pacific States Avenues William Kramer Katherine Gault New York City Esther Mabel Young Baltimore Mabel Sibley Jones Wilmington Del Atlantic City Hospital Mary Kimmel Miss Jones Kathryn M. Smith Lillie Rheinherdt W. W. Chaplin Pittsburg Stock Exchange Rittenhouse E. B. Chaplin J. C. Champion Helen Florence Champion Glading M. C. Schall E. J. Steeny York Royal Palace L. J. Loughlin J. J. Chew A. T. Stewart Charles Selber Grand Atlantic Douglas H. Thomas, Jr Garden David D. Roper Vida Roper Slatington Bertha B. Herring Harrisburg Brighton George Kendrick William Ferguson Henry A. Ferguson M. Kennedy de Ville L. A. Lovering Norristown Sunset House M. G. Groves Juliet F. Groves H. C. Fuller W. Horace Hoskins Rudolf eHarry H Warren County the Charles W. W. Johnson J. D. Miller T. A. Watson E. B. Gray H. D. Grimes Sewickley

Summer Crowd Arrives as Cape May Opens For Season

Cape May bursts to life as hotels open and entertainments begin. The Lafayette welcomes guests, fourth of July plans take shape, and a busy roster of local residents and visitors spread across cottages and resorts. Prominent figures from Philadelphia, Allegheny, and Washington join the summer revelry on the beach front and at Congress Hall.

Philadelphia Times Cape May Philadelphia Lafayette Stockton Congress Hall Pennsylvania Railroad Gus W. Hogan New York Citizens’ Committee Frank R. Shattuck Philadelphia Country Club Windsor Avenue Catharine Ramsay Hill Washington Ramsay United States Navy Washington Street E. Carter McKnight William King Poplar Street J. W. Batley Wayne Stockton Avenue Charlotte Gross Oaks Cape May Point R. R. Miller Camden Cyrus Townsend Brady Thomas Robb, Jr Kearney Avenue Eggleston Robb Robb Virginia Campbell Chalfonte York Harbor Pierrepont General Reynolds Samuel Winchester Reeves Diamond Street York Avenue Benjamin Rush C. C. Pinckney Norris Frank A. Sartori Beach Avenue Jones Wister Mildred Florence Frishmuth Julia Shall Anna Williamson Youretta Hancock Mary Porter A. W. Rowe Columbia Avenue New England

First summer guests arrive at Capon Springs

CAPON SPRINGS W Va June 20 The season opens with De R A F Penrose of Philadelphia and Mrs Albert Waterman and daughter Mrs Read Frazer booking apartments again. Early arrivals include Mr Mrs Von H L Stoener and Rev Dr David McClure with niece Josephine McClure. Others: A L Brown Henry L Davis Miss Davis M P Priesty G S Fife family W Robinson H Renwick casual McEachen H B Reynolds Scranton Pa J E Whitaker New York.

Signor Giannini Mile Alicia Vareno George Fisher Lancashire England Rudolf John H. Gay Philadelphia Edward H. Kellogg Rebeey Thomas D. Ingram U. S Pennhurst Horner Dennis Charles L. Cooper Charles Blackburn Miss Blackburn Gladys Hetherington the Dennis W. C. Herbert Royal Palace Samuel Jackson Traymore A. F. Magruder Bride St. Charles A. M. de Haven Normandie E. L. Knight H. Hulberger Shore C. P. Jones Bleak House Isaac J. Jacobs E. V. O’brien Wiltshire J. J. Dalmedo Morris P. H. Mowlton Charles H. Fitzwilliam Fitzwilliam Pittsburg George Shannon Norristown J. M. Crumbaugh Wilmington Del Shelburne W. F. Bitter George Gardiner James 8. Browning Virginia R. R. Henry J. W. Ford Strand U. S. Grant Megargee Chelsea Charles Gimbel Enos F. Hann New Jersey Order of Eagles George M. Bowers Washington Raleigh Kathryn Leech Marsden H. 8. Douglass Cape May Court House N. J Pitney Henry Ray L. de Witt Taylor Belvidere Seaside House Pierrepont Charles Oxley Thomas Gay Allen Wood A. B. Boecker West Chester the Revere Johnson New York Carlsbad A. Waters Trenton Wallace Connellsville Kenderton H. N. Cook Washington, D. C B. A. Smith Lincoln Brown Allegheny Keplworth Inn W., Guillaume Baltimore Kenilworth Inn Lewis Batley Theodore Foster Albert B. Gregory St. Louis Emil P. Albrecht Philadelphia Times Capon Springs W. Va de R. A. F. Penrose Albert Waterman Read Frazer

Philadelphia visitors at Lakeside Eaglesmere this summer

Among Philadelphians in Eagle smere for the season are Miss Anna Potts and Miss Elizabeth Potts at the Lakeside, with Mr. and Mrs. Lestergood in a nearby cottage. Hotel Eaglesmere hosts E. B. Bloom J. H. Klein C. C. Leekman John Lukins William Lukins and Mrs. J. H. Jacoby. Nearby fortnights include Miss Sarah P. Bevers and A. P. Khookas, at hill. Mrs. J. W. Ogievee and others at Crestwood. Thomas Scattergood bought and occupies a cottage. other cottagers include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haines Jr and Dr. and Mrs. George Erety Shoemaker.

Philadelphia Times Eaglesmere Anna Potts Elizabeth Potts Lakeside Thomas Lcsttergood Bloom J. H. Klein C. C. Leekman John Lukins William Lukins J. H. Jacoby Sarah P. B. Mevers A. P. Kbokas J. W. Ogievee Ethel Levee Helen Ogievee William van Leer Master van Leer Crestwood Thomas Scattergood Philadelphia Robert Haines, Jr George Erety Shoemaker

Special Rates to Cincinnati for United Christian Endeavor Meeting

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers the lowest one way first class fare for a round trip to Cincinnati in connection with the United Christian Endeavor Society meeting July 4 5 and 6. Tickets valid to July 4 through July 6 with return to July 9 4. Extension to August 31 possible by depositing the ticket with the joint agent in Cincinnati by July 11 and paying a 50 cent fee. For more details at Baltimore offices.

Cincinnati United Christian Endeavor Society Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cinciinati Baltimore

Gathering the Players for Keystone State Chess Match

Generalissimo Ferris organizes a large Pennsylvania vs New York correspondence chess match. Nearly 100 players expected, led by Franklin and Hulmville contingents with notable names from Pittsburgh and Norristown. Tschigorin's style cited with Monte Carlo example. other notes include New York Chase meeting, a Moorestown seance, and several chess problems and proofs.

Morrisville Editor Accuses Man of Attempted Killing

At Morrisville in Madison County last evening George W. Smith son of the County Judge was assaulted by John E. Broad editor and proprietor of the Morrisville Leader. Broad sprang from his office door striking Smith then leaped onto his head and disappeared. Smith's condition is critical.

Utica N.Y Morrisville Madison County George W. Smith Smith John E. Broad Broad

Keith Entertainment Picks Nearing End of Summer Season

The Week's Keith Entertainment reviews the closing of Chestnut Street Park Girard Avenue and Lyceum theatres, now in their twelfth summer with daily shows from 12.30 to 10.30 PM. November 1880 adds Robert Hilliard as Van Bibber in The Littlest Girl, plus Williams and Walker a second week and other acts in rotation.

Chestnut Street Park Girard Avenue Lyceum Keith's Robert Hilliard van Bibber Richard Harding Davis Williams Walker Four Emperors of Music Brothers Bright Lost River Hanley and Jarvis Twin Nices Howley and Lesle Tommy Baker Keith Toga

London Theatricals A Busy Season Ahead For Opera And Drama

Special Generns reports on London theatre plans with Paderewski urging state and municipal support for culture while Bernhardt Maude Adams and others prepare new works. Frohman and Frohman tour Ireland, Drury Lane upgrades, Ben Hur staged next Easter, plus Vienna production of Troilus and Cressida and Balzac inspired pieces in progress.

New York Philadelphia Times Sano Ponds Paderewski Sarah Bernhardt London Maude Adams Mme. Bernhardt Leonard Boyne America Rawdon Crawley Becky Sharp Marie Tempest Louie Freear the Strand Albert Saleza Pyrennes Paris Maurice Grau Carlsruhe Isador, de Lara Calve George Edwardes Apollo Theatre Shaftesbury Avenue Daniel Frohman Ireland Charlies Frohman Arthur Collins Drury Lane Ben Hur Lew Wallace Troilus and Cressida Vienna Adolf Gleber Ceepeeanee George Fleming Balzac la Duchess de Langeais American Society Cecil

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