Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-15
QUEEN CITY OF THE SEA.
AtlantIc City Alrendy Filling Up-Early
Observation-Disclosures and Personals.

Atlantic City Alrendy Filling Up-Early
| Bathers-AttractIons and Personals.
| Especial TKLEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.i
ATLANTIC CITY. June A-The summer rush
| Of seaside travel is on. No better argument
could be advanced than the placing OF extra
railroad facilities for reaching this Queen
City of the Sea" to prove that the season has
opened full month earlier than since the
place first became the summer home of Phila-
delphians. But it isn't any longer the summer
home of people from the Quaker City, but an
"alI year round" health resort for people from
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore
and Washington.
During the past week a great number Of
hotel guests have daily disported in old ocean,
and basked on the beach in bathing suit.
Never before at this early stage OF the summer
season were there such scenes of life and ami
nation along beach and boulevard. Attrac-
tions and diversions without limit are offered
to the stroller on the grand new ocean high
way at every step, and the most exacting
amusement seeker has ample opportunity to
indulge his skeptical whims. On the beach the
little canvas cots and canopies SO popular last
summer are already in place, and the inevita-
BILE red umbrella is conspicuous from one end
of the strand to the other.
Seen on Beach and In Corridor.
Miss GORDON, a very charming PittsburgeF,
is at the Mansion.
E. OXNARD and his pretty daughter Annie
are among the latest arrivals from Pittsburg.
FRANK II. SEELY, a big manufacturer Of
Plttsburg, has secured quarters at the Senate
for himself and wife for July.
MRS. l. H. MATTHEWS and Miss Bella
Matthews are among well-known Pittsburgers
now here.
gentlemen of Pittsburg, is registered at the
Traymore.
D. s. LINDSAY and family. of Pittsburg. who
spent month of last season at the Senate, will
be here again in July.
q. WAINWRIGHT, prominent business man
of P1ttsburg, has engaged quarters for the
summer at the Senate. his family accompany
him.
JOHN B. ROBERTSON, q well-known Pittsburg
lawyer, ana family, will gather in strength from
the waves on the Traymore's porches during
July.
MRS. F. A. GILLESPIE and her son, T. II.
Gillespie. are at the Traymore. Mrs Gillespie
is the wife of the director of the Westinghouse
Electric Works.
J. G. McELvBEN. the big Pittsburg furniture
manufacturer, together with his mother, Mrs.
Hugh McElveen, and the Misses Annie and
Margaret AcElveen, are at the Victoria.
]. SEAMAN, the wealthy iron man. of Pitts
burg, and family will soon be among the sum-
mer colony from that city. His pretty daugh-
ter, Grace was one of the bellies here last year.
COLONEL T. w. TELLER, OF Bellefonte, was
a guest at the Hotel Albion last Saturday, his
first visit to Atlantic City in three years.
Colonel Teller is prominent hotel man of
Bellefonte.
MRS. D. WOOD and family are at the Tray
more. Mrs David Aiken, Jr, and Miss Grace
Aiken, mother and sister to Mrs. " ood, are at
the same house. They are all prominent in
Pittsburg social circles.
MEssRs. HAMM KRoPP. new proprietors
of II otel Albion, are well known in Western
Pennsylvania, particularly in Pittsburg and
JOhnstown. They were also associated in the
management of Merchants Hotel, Johnstowp,
which was destroyed by the food, Mr., and
Mrs. Hamm barely escaping with their lives.
Hotel Albion is favorite headquarters for
Pittsburgers.