Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1933, Page 26

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. | JUNE 25, 1933—PART TWO. RESORTS OCEAN CITY, MD. RESORTS. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, J. A =UEAE MCEAEC RESORTS OCEAN CITY, MD. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, "HOTEL WINDSOR SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE Between Athntic and Pacific Aves. $1.00 UP Single—g2.00 UP Double Running gater or bath. RESORTS. _____ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. FOURTH OF JULY WEEK - END RATES ) | Per Person | Two in Community Chest News Relax and enjoy an inexpensive vacation in OCEANCITY,MARYLAND ekly SNATCH YOUR BIT OF FREEDOM ON JULY 4 We'll take good care of you at Chalfonte -Haddon Hall. Fill you full of delicious food. Sur- round you with comfort. Resorvep: that all men are created free . . . and entitled to fun and frolic. Snatch your bit of freedom and come down to Pro- Chalfonte-Haddon Hall overthe long Independence Day week- vide amusing thirgs for you to do. And we'll do it reason- too! hotels. Fire-proof garage. DAILY RATES Per person (2 in & room, with bath) In CHALFONTE . . . $8.50 to $5.30 In HADDON HALL . $10 10 87 Also European Plan end, from Friday to Wednes- ably Bathing from the day. Take a plunge in the surf. Toast yourself a healthy brown on the friendly sands. Dance Play a bit. in tune with the world. CHALFONTE-HADDON HALL ATLANTIC CITY L a bit. Put yoursell Including meals. LEFEDS AND IPPINCOTT COMPANY UMMER (i Smart dinner dances . .. gala supper dances with distinctive entertainment . . . bridge tour- naments . . . dine in your bath- ing suit in colorful Cabanas or shaded beach chairs at the ocean's edge . . . dress for the surf in your room . . . cool sea decks...smart restaurants. Englishtaproom...golf.. venms 2l RAYMORE . ATLANTIC CITY \/ /*\/ An Alluring Opportunity for Your 4th OF JULY HOLIDAY-—-AT The AMBASSADOR ATLANTIC CITY Friday « Saturday « Sunday » Monday « Tuesday {Dmn-i) June 30th — July 4th (Lunch) 28 . EES 48 Twin Beds — From Seturday dinner until cfter luncheon Tuesday, $21 for one, $36 for two. Excellent M Isham Jones and His Band Asisted by Radio Sters Indoor Sea Water Pocl Surf Bathing from Your Room Roller Chairs Beach Chairs » Tennis * Golf + Gerage —Write, Wire, o ‘Phone for Reservetions New York Office Wickersham 21000 Atlantic City 5-4141 WILLIAM HAMILTON, General Manager — JULY FOURTH SPECIAL - 4GLORIOUSDAYS Sat., Su. Taes. NEW_FIREPROOF § DallyConcerts and Dances g S==BATHING FROM HOTELS: Special Weekly Rates MONTICELLO oL nGER, IR ATLANTIC CITY The $T. CHARLES OCCUPYING AN ENTIRE BLOCK ON THE BOARDWALK AT NEW JERSEY AVENUE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SUMMER RATES GREATLY REDUCED Special Holiday Entertainment Program for July 4th Week End Complimentary to Guests—Write for Reservation Now, BATHING FROM HOTEL—AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS Coloiimer One of Atlantic City's Finest Hotels WORLD'S BEST RLSORT VALUE and WHY? Jur Budeet is Always Balanced 220 Ui Weekls Here 550 Up Eiewhere HOTEL De VILLE o< Hair Rotes as low as %5 a day Rates Now Nide Sun Baths Atop. American Plan—or $2.50 a day European Plan SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES Fireproof Bides. Oveddosking Boardwelk at Kentucky Ave. 2 Weekly. Weekly. Surt bathing from hotel at no additiona! charge WeChelsea Bleck on Boardwalk, Atlantic City Quiet Chelsea section Convenient 10 entertainment features. Exceptional appeal to families with chidren. RATES AS LCIJ AS 328 WEEKLY chs of New Convention Hall NNING WATER ROOMS. Suites BATHING m bure ”MIll!g (omcf_ to excellent meals 5 up. Weekly ., Bathing Established reputation mainiained J. Howerd Siocum, 11 Emerson Cro QSLARBNDON A Ave.. alf b ack to e Alb R(:(‘MS ONLY WITH MEALS aily Bathing fFom Room. Surf Bathing—Fishing—Golf—Boating i | | [ s SRR INCLODED TELI SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE “Just O the Wal D un, water T | A Moderate-Rate BEACH-FRONT Hotel ABERDEEN Longport—Southern End Atlantic City Dining in Sun and Surf Ter- race in Bathing Attire. Maxwell Tennessee Av. & Beach Rooms. private baths or running water. Pree bathing privile Elevator Kentucky Ave. near Beach Elevator, Atiraciive lobbies and porches. All outside rooms. Music and Dancing. 00 'S0 2300 wimn meais *1705... ROOMS—$1.50 DAILY, Specis! Low Weekly FREE BATHING Wesles E. Johnson | TRENT | BINGHAM® Block from Eeach. Bathins Running _water. ROOMS Kentucky Av. Near Beach, Atiantie City. American plan, wit Tia e 1 fiEb‘o&"" gl O ""g LOUVAN 111 So. Tennessee Ave. Hall Block to Beach ROOM vi : il $1.00 to wm-nmn, e Mrs. E. Gunner. RNER NEW YORK PACIFIC AVES, hotel. | daily. -~ trom 1 | Doherty Est [ HOTEL BRIGHTON | On Ocean Front, Atlantic City H | Now u”zr\ rates you can afford to pay. . Arkansas Ave. crry block to Beach DELAWARE HOTE! Bathe fre h W. E. Shi 2t " Tennessee HANOVER Running water. Parking. k up. IeMONTERLEY Directly on the Bsach and ASEURY PARK, N. J. A FAMOUS HOTEL IN A FAMOUS RESORT Accommodating Season or Transient Guests...American or European Plan ot ASTONISHINGLY LOW RATES i .. Sea Water Baths .. An Unexcelled Cuisine. .. Ideal for the American Family. .. Let ws quote Terms for Group Accommodations. Literature on request Tel. Asb K 1600 SHERMAN DENNIS, Manager __ASBURY PARK, N. J. EWESTMINSTER “The House of Comfort.” 216 FOURTH AVE. - ASBURY PARK, N. ONE SHORT BLOCK from BLACH $18 up weckly — American Plan ek i 1 Pt A 1229 ALBlON SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. Direetly facing the Sea Sports and Social Center of the North Jersey Coast . . Two Championship 18- | Hole Golf Course Ocean Bathing . . Boat- ing.. Horseback Riding .. Polo . . Motoring . . Dancing Afternoon and Evening . . Sun- day Concerts. Open June 28th to Mid- '«-plenln-r Asbury Park, N. S ON THE OCEAN FRONT CAPE MAY, N. J. There is more real enjoyment in store for you than you've ever experienced ot famous. Congress H for single room daily with running water ot and cold, including meals. $ for single room daily with private bath,including meals. EUROPEAN PLAN, Daily, $2.50 up WEEKLY... $14sin, Write for Booklet M. C. Crowhurst, Mgr. Directly on | the Ocean Open June 30 THE | EsSEX & SUSSEX ' SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. One of 1 Seashore Resorts by W Exclusive and free from crowds. Ideal for weekend or season. Lower Rates. C. 5. KROM Manager Phone America’s Out = i I RATES YOU CAN AFFORD wshingtonians. Hot and cold running water in all roms: private batha: elesators firenvoof raraze. Bathing fachities. Write for Road Map and Booklet OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT i Eor. Plan. Rooms ensuite with bath. A A e or Gwn rt. L. Mecray | | New! LakeVi W: SPRING LAKE BEACH . .N.& Rates Are Low Special terms to families. Excellent ac- commodations. ‘Tel. Spring L: 80. _MES. RICHARD KE I-IO‘I‘EL WINDSOR Op,Cane May's Cool Ocean Front 1 Badhing from “Hote Tow Rates | Uneseciied_service | | | CO LONIAL® the Beach rmu_ CAPE MAY. N. J. Runninz water. Private baths. Bathing facilities. STAR VILRW.., WILDWOOD, N. l)onsn . Dan | 53. and lubh::or';f-"l?' g Both plans. Orchestra. Overlooking Ocean. | Plan, Pri <. BEACH HAVEN. NI Cmcw 300 Open June 30 Best fishing on Tom “Hay® Fever 1943 R P Engle. e i Beadl BALDWl Haven, N. J. Jersey’s Famous Beach Hotel __OCEAN_CITY, N. J. Rates “tor Unsurpassed tomfofl and hospitality. All outside rooms with bath.European plan. Send for FolderC-3. Hershey, Direcily on the Ocean Fromt OCEAN CITY, N, I, e June 24 Same management for past ten years Rates consistent with pres- ent conditions. Outdoor filtered sea water swimming pools. Childzen are always welcome. J. HOWARD SLOCUM, Mgr. Herbert Wilkes, Asst. Mgr. (Form. Mayberry) 8th St & Wesle private baths: ba Tree parking near beach: PMANNING ‘& CO. HOTEL BELLEVUE nd European Plan ivate Bath: OCEAN (>ROH smwmom , " Hotel Fmeline pin “water, MERE, PA. LERH "rh. Loveliest Spot in Pennsylvania® 8th and ean Ave B""“’T Briv: Ocean Ave. Gezes Crove, Jogern an tne Brach 1 P2 te Write Frent e N nr Water. {On Boardwalk Va. i P For rates in the spirit of 1933, write these hotels: Capacity 300 200 160 160 150 150 150 125 125 Atlantic Plimhimmon Commander Stephen Decatur Hamilton Majestic Shoreham Belmont Hastings We recommend from Ocean City, Md. Breakers Colonial Del-Mar, S. I. Carey " Rideau Roosevelt Del-Mar-Va Dennis Tdylwild Marvland Inn Caroline Capacity 100 i 100 100 100 Annapolis-Claiborne-Matapeake Ferries Saves time and mileage. —Frequent service— Red Star Lines Connect at Claiborne Pier. MARYLAND. otel, M Elshing. Boatin Fr¥in Mapies Rock u & ey BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. CAMP SCHLEY INN Idcel ana WASHINGTON Cottage W1 !t B Red. rates. Miss C. F. Coblentz, Pl ON THE SYLVIA Bot Excellent table Address E_E. LaMar Seachrist Mountam House A Homelike Place. Reasonable Rates. Het and_Cold Water inRooms: — OCEAN CITY, MD. ] artments of vy farntihed, reduced e, attracti sreatly THE LANKFORD age: Dine M. 'B.. Quillin. Prop. ATLANTIC HOTEL odern Resort Hotel on the Del- o DE. C. W. PURNELL. Pis. | bwtl:anu Beardwalk special rates for Largest. 1 marva Penix MAYFLOWE Cap. 150, Mrs, K. C. Hastings, Owner- ‘Mer. THE KAYE On_ boardwal free. MRS. 1 st Special Rates June and July Excellent table KAYE. Prop. Pl Apartments at| Maryland, HASTINGS HOTEL Parking Space; Rafes 815 w MRS. CHAS. LUDLAM. BREAKERS & Rogms with hot cold running water b and Phone 76, C. H. Timmons. Prop. WETIPQUIN HALL On Boardwalk. Rates reduced. Phone 63. Also apts. to rent. Mrs. S. H. Dashiell | MOUNT VERNON HOTEL Talbert Strect. American plan. $15 i Specinl fates o Darties CHANDLER HOUSE Rupning water in yooms. Noted for meals Reasonable M. & H. W. Chandler. 75c. Day H. O. Cropper. VIRGINIA NOw OPEN PANORAMA HOTEL—COTTAGES 3,000-ft. Altitude On Top of the Blue Ridge In the SHENANDOAI NATIONAL PARK On il restful. _Ra auto or bus in A, Hopdauarters. ington-Luray busses pass daily. For schedule call iles eas distance phone Luray For literature write PANORAMA, Luray, Va. In the Mountains of Virginia Bryce's Hotel and Hillside Cottages. near or 5 Unique _resort mountain s artesian w The Rbékbridge Inn Coshen, Va. s Cool—Sleep Under Blankets Spend your vacation in the mountains of at Goshen, near the famous “Goshen " Lovely 'rooms. with and without ivate baths. Amuscments. Good fishin; Excellent Home " cooking. - Atiractive rates of § oklet. THE ROCKBRID ioshen. Va Alw: w. Vincinie: Directly on Y Southern. cooke ing. Write for modern. homelike. Delicio: ba Attractive Chesapeake Bay, ing. Boating, fshing. booklet i, M- " THE MERRIMAC [ATER 26 Years' Personal Management Delightful place to spend vacation. Excel- lent Southern meals Large screened porches. Pri Running water_in_rooms. OKNEY SPRINGS, V —ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL Orkney Springs, Va. NOW OPEN Nature's Own Playground 2,300 Feet Above Sea Level hours' drive from Washington. lautel chalfunte EAN PR() Hot AN Cott \NING WATERPRIVATE DATHS Golf. Horseback riding. surf bathirg. Close to all amuse- “ments and night clubs. j ~ MARTHA WASHINGTON HOTEL . Wesley Gardner, Mgr. Virginia Beach. Va. _Or Phone Va. Beach 315 Gentiles | Only Rooms and Meals as Low as $1.00 Daily, $17.30 Weekly. Write CENTRAL BOOKLET ON LOCATION REQUEST THE IDLEWH\ L F B: Write_or Telephone 816, M SPRING LAKE, ) ENJOY YOUR VACGATION Boarding House . "Williams. | Hotels for lllustrated Bookists. THE CRESTMONT INN THE LAKESIDE | THE FOREST INN THE RAYMOND at The Avalon Oemnuy Located on Water Pront ol odern co:'s;zmne- VIRGINIA BFACH, V. THE POCAHONTAS Virginia Beach, Va. The Ke_mlworth Ocean Front bet An_ Especiall Oficred Until der Ma Abperson. June 30 _Les G Ehinne The Beachome Apartment zsth St and Atlantic Boulevard Mosby. _ | Day. ROWLAND. un ‘ THE FEREBEE ,, e S Illh & 1ith. poVireinia C. Lynch riy of Linch | ___ American_& lurnnran _Plan | THE HAVEN By ng Wi Excelle. Reas. Rates EWELL COTTAGE ;ean Front at 2:1d St Daily Rates, W.. S AE. THE ARLINGTON ~ rein frset Mrs. €. | Mrs. W. P. Glover 71y ot the Harduwicke uthern_Cooking__ | VIRGINIA LEE ., Ccmerron 18th & Mod. Excel. table. Bathing om hotel. rates. Mrs. A. L. Chandler, Mrs. T. H. Mears. | Modern PEN-MAR, PA. TAT_PARK | THE "MILLER HOUSE n'nu\(‘h House. v or week. a Home | \m LER. Mgr. 'u' Phone 'WERNERSVILLE. PA. S GoLF - ‘rznnm SWIMMING DELAWARE. L TOWNSEND. Delaware: fine surf able;_ask for them REHOBOTH BE BETHANY Bl bathing: rates reaso; H. DEL. REHOBOTH BEACH DEL AWARE | 2nDAATVEs RIGHT ON THE L PER PERSON INCLUDING PER PERSON ALL MEALS | WEST VIRGINIA. CAPON LAKE INN ™75, 100 miles from Washington. Bathing, | boating. fishing. tennis. mountain climbing. Home cooking. ' Spring and sulphur water. | Reduced to $7.00 per day. $12.50 per week. to parties. For reference cali ___SARANAC, N. Y. Further Rate Reductions SARANAC INN |MAIN HOTEL NOW OPEN ad of beautiful Upper 000-acre reservation, rse on cvies bridge *Beticlons American Plan table W ton A ranac_Inn MAINE. THE CASTINE INN °~ Fgescor View of water. Hot and cold Water in nearly every rocm. American plan. | Vegetables from our own garden. Golf, tennis, boating. Weekly rates, without bath, $16.00 to $21.00 per week. Rea- sonable rates for rooms and suites with bdlh Booklet. CASTINE, ME.! r management. | | wne; Shiew Alberta Thomas. ZITS FREE 48 pages illustrated in natural color—tells of our great bargains in all-expense tours. —Strictly first class —Luxurious trains toand through the scenic West —Best of hotels—excellent meals —Comfortable sightseeing trips through Western Wonderlands —Experienced escorts Send for this free bock today. Department of Tours Chicago & North Western Ry.-Union Pacific Mail coupon m Chicago & North Western et 1002 Girard Tract Wi 1100 S. Penn Sa. Iphia. Pa ummer Tours” Book. New forms for use in preparing the) 1934 budgets of the Community Chest agencies are being prepared under the direction of A. G. Landrus, auditor of the Chest and secretary of the Budget Committee. They will be ready by Oc- | tober 1. when the new Budget Commit- | tee meets. Friendship House. Four volunteer workers have arrived at the settlement to assist in making this program one of varied and far- reaching interest. Rebecca Elkinton from Mount Holyoke College and ~ RESORTS. SCOTIA Sailor-men here are famous and yachting and _boatin opular stimes— in Fundy Bay or Halifax S Too, golf and tennis are keener when you breathe deep of aromatic balsam and salty air. Come this summer . . im and fish and camp to your heart’s content. And at night enjoy rest{ul slumber. .. in a bungalow setin sweet-scented pines ...in hospitable hotels. .. or under the stars in a forest-hidden camp. New low prices everywhere. A fast, comfortable train meets you on your arrival at Yarmouth by steamer— only 15 hours from Boston— 22 hours from New York. Write for literature and All-Expense Tours. 'OHIIMN ATLANTIC RAILWAY 50 Franklin Street, Boston, Mass. acific. 14th St. & V.. Washington—or Lower Rates this Seasonl! Lower rates at hotel, camp, or cottage ..lower rail fare. That's the order this season. And the Adirondacks fill that order foa “T". Any possible kind of vacation...what you want, where ‘you want it, at the price you want fo pay. All the sport golf, tennis, swimming, and boating...close at hand. Just a shert, pleasant train ride from Grand Central. Save yourself that last-minute, flip-a-coin choice. Write for booklet, “A Summer Para- .packed with maps, pictures, tions, and rates. An invaluable for 6 cents postage... Get it settled now. DELAWARE &« HUDSON D&H Trains leave Grand Central Terminal, N.Y.C. - LAKE GEORGE + SARATOGA SPRINGS LAKE CHAMPLAIN *+ ADIRONDACKS * + M. J. POWERS, General Passenger Agt. | Delaware & Hudson Railroad Corp., Albany, N. Y. Please send illustrated book *A Summer Paradise”, describing ideal vacations. Enclosed éc for postage. Name ..... Address. Dept.27 « NEW AND FASTER SERVICE NEW YORK to MONTREAL 9% HOURS P s | outdoor projects. | plants have been set out. | pentry, decorative sheet metal Esther Hunt Taylor from Hood College will work with the recreation division of the Summer school: Bennett Moss- berger from Pendle Hill will do boys" work in the recreation department and Edward N. Heighinian will work with day home boys and some boys’ clubs. The Girls' Adventure Club held a traw ride Wednesday evening to the home of Mrs. James Baden on Nichois avenue southeast. The Happy Time Club held an out- ing at the Speedway yesterday after- noon. The Rotary Club bus furnished transportation. Catholic Charities, Two acres of potatoes. are being grown by the Olthollc Charities by homeless men, under the supervision of Martin O'Nolan of the Charities staff on the Grover tract back of the fire house on Conduit road. ‘The Catholic Charities has also been | allocated a piece of land by John McGuire, secretary of the Potomac Garden Club, on which 3,500 tomato This tract is also being worked by homeless men. The Ladles of Charity are expected to organize units to can the tomatoes when they mature. Plans are under way for planting an additional two acres of ground with vegetables which will like- wise be canned by the Ladies of Charity for Winter use. Southwest Community House. Classes for children and adults will be conducted in needlecraft, art, car- work, dramatics and music during the Sum- mer. Recreation and athletics will be Many public school | teachers and trained workers in special flelds will assist with the program. Reg- istration will be held on July 5, 6 and 7. Classes will begin July 10, at which time large numbers of children are ex- | pected to be in attendance Boys' Club of Washington. Members of the club had active part {in the International Optimist conven- tion held at the Mayflower last week. | They were represented in the junior | | | | | | optimist exhibit with a showing on art, woodwcrk, handcraft and printing. James Trantifillos, a member of the club, whose illuminated drawing of the optimist creed was on display through- out the convention, also made sketc! of scme of the notables attending. The Harmonica Band furnished music at the luncheon Thursday and the boxing team, contesting against a team from the Merrick Boys' Club, put on the show for the outdoor meet at Indian Springs Club Friday afternoon. Associated Charities. Miss Helen P. Willett, who since 1922 has been in charge of the Southeastern district of the Associated Charities, has been called to the central office, to tal charge of its [ennr:l application bure Mrs. Alice Sc associate TUgESs, | visitor of the society in its Southwest district, who was the only member of the staff who was able to attend the Tecent meeting of the national confer- ence of social work in Detroit, gave & detailed report of the proceedings, par- ticularly as affecting family welfare work, at a meeting of the society’s staff last week. George S. Wilson, director of public wel(lre and & member of the board the Associated Charitles, nprumwd the soclety at the national conference as ol tion member of the Family Welfare Association of America, by proxy from Arthur Hellen, who was un- able to attend. Social Hygiene Society. A board meeting was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Sanders, 2612 Tilden street, the occasion being & picnic supper in honor of new- officers and members. Opening its next year's sessions, the first Fall board meeting is set for Sep- tember 13 at 3 p.m. Northeast Boys® Club. ‘The Summer program of the club of- ficially opens tomorrow, with the club | remaining open from 10 to 12, 2 to 4 ;flngfll t;l :30 o’clock. : s has arranged for lwimmlnc the Rosedale Playgrounds pool on Mon- day, Wednesday and Priday and also at the Jewish Community Center on um il S transporta wi h ition. The club has ope.ned up two night horseshoe pitching courts. 3,537 HOMELESS AIDED BY SALVATION ARMY |Report Is for Month of May to Community Chest—Jobs Found for Some. The Salvation Army took care of 3,537 homeless persons last month, ac- cording to a report made yesterday to the Community Chest by Maj. James Asher, divisional commander of the organization. A tabulation of the cases showed that 2,335 homeless white men were lodged at 479 C street; 1,127 cclored men were given shelter at 2011 Georgia avenue, while 75 women and children were cared for at the Salvation Army's emergency home at 622 Fifth street. In the group accommodated at the white emergency lodge, 303 were under 21 years of age and 730 more under 31. Through the new case work methods applied to these men, emplcyment was found for 42 during the month. "RESORTS. 3 VALLEY PRICES IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES See yourself in this top-of-the-world realm of jeweled peaks. Trail riding with dashing cowboy guides. Dancing to the same lilc- ing orchestras as royalty. Dining from just as regal menus. Swimming in crystal pools. Motoring on Alpine roads. Golfing on a thrilling mile-high course. Amaseur Tour- naments are—Prince of Wales Trophy, July 3-8; Willingdon Cup, Aug. 28—Sept. 2 Indian Days at Banff, are Aug. 18-19-20. Calgary Stampede— July 10-15. Add Rail Fares from starting poirt. teoin Eanfl or Field. $40 Tour Field. “Low Summer Round Trip inoton—Bar—s108.70. Special Furiner hotel reductions for Lake Rail i-Day, vek's month—or longer. azent. Bargain Tours Loutse or Fare; Wash a stay, @ Details from nearest travel ooy Emeaal Ln—nsuu- ‘70 MOKDIW‘ 5 Wonderful I—. o1 hy Banff-2 Days Lake Lounse—2 Dars ¢ Emeald Like—126 iles 60 Mocorins. 4 Colorful n- - Dly Banf—2 Paid Tacess us Mo ‘so mersld Lake— e Mororic. - S Outdoor l-...hdudu sies Chucen Lake Louise, Emenid Lake Wi b Valicy Chaters 'iun..':’o: ’40 Camps. . . . CANADIAN PACIFIC HOT-EIJ Apply to Agents. Canadian Pacific Ofices—14th & N, Y Ave. N.W., Washington. Ask slso sbout All-Expense Conducted Tours to P