New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
TIE SPRING SEASON At ATLANTIC CITY
RECEPTIONS AND DANCES LIKELY TO BE FIRE
otJENT NOW THAT LENT Is PAST.

prcEpTroNs AND DANCES LIKELY TO BE FIRE.
oUENT NOW THAT LENT is PAST
Atlantic CITY, March 2s (SpecisD-A constant stream
of visitors has poured into TINS CITY Id Ile las'
week for the Easter holidays. the pleasant weather
nov prevailing being great incentive to lnduce inc
crowds to leave their city homes for rev uass
resi- and enjoyment at the seashore
This evening ends the forty days of fasting known
AZ the shore as the Lenten season ana Win EaSlcr
days rejoicing begins another season. generally 'erea
the spring season, and past experience Nus 'aus"'
residents here that the end OF Lent docs ho' he'i
the departure Of the visitor from the shore out on
the contrary means the arrival Of more soJourners
and in consequence just at present renewed enor's
are being made in tho line Of preparation 1or 'he
coming hosts. .
The visitors of this spring will find tTsp to Atlantic
CITY over the admirably equipped seashore lines OF te
Pennsylvania Railroad a pleasure III nseh. "s'
parlor car express leaves NewYork at so y. m''
Jersey CITY O3 Newark Q 6, Elizabeth 20, and
Trenton al 31s and is most convenient and com
Portable route to the popular spring resort. tase
trains with parlor and day coaches also start
from Philadelphia and Camden at convenient hours
Many social affairs at cottages and notes nave oeeh
arranged for the coming week and the visitors during
this period will find many allurenlehS Ill 'le way vi
receptions, dancing, etc
All the hotels are now open and from the ap'
pearance OF the registers all are quarterlhs tier
quota Of guests.
At the Hotel Hoffman many well-lncwn New
Workers are registered and others are daily arriving
This is a frstclass house in every respect
The sea side is one Of our celebrated beach
front ho1se, containing all The latest hotel convenences
and Improvements and quarterlng large hummer
of New-York and Brooklyn people.
The Oriental is one OF the houses, and is under
the experienced management Of Alexander NJ open
heimer who was proprietor OF the Gilsey iast year
d. W. Chandler Of Philadelphia. is building a hand
4 bn4ol virginia which Will be READY lot
occupancy in few weeks.
The Pitney in south New York ave-, which has been
under the management OF Mrs William Reed Tor Sevea.
seasons has been let TO Mrs. Lydia Murgatroyd "
Philadelphia.
The Argyle, Miss S. W. Fergusons popular hotel has
been rented by Mrs. George T. Rust, OF Washington
who will shortly open il for the season.
Another change of pOprietors announced this week
is at the Ingieside which has been rented Jy Hrs
A. f. White who last year managed the Washington
A number of New-Yorkers are becoming cottagcrs
here and in the last week the handsome cottage at NO
81 south Illnois-ave has been rented by Mrs Grace
Darlington Of New-Yogk. and tic one AT No IL state
ave- to Elizabeth W. Perry of the same city.
J. r. Gross and wife. of New-lorh. are among the
mansions recent guests!
| J. j. O'Neill is resting at the Hotel Windsor.
Charles E. Cooke, prominent New YOrkcc, is among
! the Revere's many guests.
Joseph a. Reid and John Reid OF New-fork are al
the Mansion.
| j. T. Commoss, of Brooklyn, is at the Wellington
william J. Eaton and wife are New-forkers at tile
| sea Side -,
G. T. Driscol. districtattorney of NewIIaven is al
| the Mansion. ,.,.. o..u =. ~.
! the PennLurst with his family.
I A, ConfIin a Brooklyn drygOOds man, is a recent
| arrival at Kuehule's Hotel.
Mrs CharIes flaming and Mrs. E. c. Benedict, oi
New York, comfortably quartered at Haddon Hail
William Ferguson, of New-york, is at the Tray
| more. accompanied by his wife
! j. 81 duncan and o. Eanst, New York business men
arr AZ c stV weknown Network politician, i,
enioyipg a few days rest al the Mansion
j. b. McAvoy and wife, OF Ncw-York, are agreeably
4Ui D. r. Kraemer Of New-York is at Kuchue's for
SH? ". Born and wife are New Workers at the West
Recent NewYork arrivals at Haddon Hall include
~ Cotte Henry Austin Clarke, NaIocm A'hgT3!
n. Tone Miss \. n. Joncs, Miss K. Coppers, j.
T. Dr.. WV u. " POLK, Of NcwYorl is At the Richmond.
eni %; few few days at the Richmond 49,,
IL D. Gay, of Albany is registered at The sea ) dc
The Rev DR. Stevens. Of Brooklyn. is at the Lehman
John NJ Crane, President Of The shoe and Lcatle
Bank, OF Ncw-lorh, is registered at The Dennis VIII
IA" Frederick Maxwell and his sister ate guests at TIN
G. W. Debcvose superintendent Of the schoo
buidinCs in Eew-YOrk q guest at the Windsor.
The Hon Richard VauX still remains at the B,igftcf
with his family. - 49,,
r " Grimes member Of Congress from the IVA
Georgia District Ia. jOurneyed 10 Atlantic City
order 10 spend the Easter holidays here.
w. S. Black, Of NeWNork. 10 at the wellappolnte'
Enderby. ,,
| n s Miller. of NcwYOrk. Is al kuehules.
James Mcconnell and wife, and Charles Clement
and wife are New Workers AT the StickncJ.
! Colonel Harris Il. Cus!Inan and WIFE of Albany
ACCOMPANIED by ex senator Whltney's SON. w. W
Whitney. IT.. are at the Brighton for a long stay
William y. Crane i Al the NNOsr.
NJ WelnhaItz of NewYOrk, IS "A recent arrival a
the La Pierre.