New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS STILL GAY.
NO END TO THE NETWORK sEAsoN-soME
RECENT ARRIVALS.

RECENT ARRIVALS.
Atlantic Cty Mav % Observation-Disclosures popularity
has never before been more grandly atested at this
season of the year. thus giving still stronger proof
that IFS fame is broadcast. For several weeks the
nromiucnt hotels have been filed to overhowing
Among these the Brighton the Traymore, the Mansion
the Windsor the United States the Haddon Hall,
ta Chaonte the Dennis. the Sea side, the Luray the
Revere the Hygeia, and many other well-manageo
hotels have entertained their quota Of gnests and are
OH tie high road to a of unprecedented pros
peity.
Great preparations are being made by Messrs Neal
and Hamilton the genial proprietors of the United
states Hotel the reception of the delegates of the
International Congress Of Homeopathic physicians,
which will convene at that popular house on June To-
This win bring many additional visitors TO the city and
a large proportion OF the delegates Will bring their
wives and families with them
Charles D. F. Burns. Joseph Byrnes, A. B. Louns-
berg Mss Lounsberg Clinton Ellicott. Mrs A. Godone
and John NJ. Dodd, jr, Of NewYork, at the Tray
more
Edward Preyer, New-York business man, is at the
Clarendon and Everett Brown and wife, also Of New
York, are az the Chafonte.
Thomas ii. Dudley, exCOnsul 10 London is among
the prominent guests az Haddon Hall
c. c. Thompson, Speaker Of the Pennsylvania House
Of Representatives,, and T. NJ Lyth, member Of that
body are at the United States Hotel.
Mrs. G. W. Welsh and Miss L. b. Welsh are two
J. S. Fuller. of New.YOrk, is at the shefburne, en-
joying brief rest.
Colonel c. c. Mcdonnell of the United States Army,
is numbered among the prominent guests at the Dennis
Judge Joseph B. seaver, of Buffalo will remain at
the Seaside for several weeks. He is much pleased
with his first visit to Atlantic City,
Francis L. Lane, of New York, with his family, ar
rived at the Brighton this week. did also James d.
Taylor, of Madson-ave., with his family. Mrs. G. 4.
Brown "a S. Brown and c. E. Brown, Of Brooklyn, are
recent arrivals
Alfred, schlesinger, Of NewYork City, and A. e.
don Hall.
Miss O. c. southmay and Miss Clara L. B. schnitzer,
Of New-York, are at the Revere
Or J. A. Tonne is among the recent arrivals from
New-Y York at the new United states Hotel
The Rev. J. H. Mcrlvaine OF New-York, is enjoying
the hospitalties Of the popular Luray.
George W. Seaman. old hotel proprietor Of New
York is making the Dennis his home while here.
Erastus Wiman. of New.York, Ia at Haddon Hall with
his family.
Professor II. B. Mason. Of the Polytechnic College
of Troy n. Y, is registered with his wife at the
Brighton.
Among prominent New-YorlSers at the Mansion We
note DR. and Mrs. J. Fl. Lynd, +. L. Converse, Fred
erick Heath T. C. DOugherty, air. and Mrs. G. A.
Bennett and Rudolph L. Black
Mr and Mrs J. Mcfarland, Miss Grace Allen, &. H..
Needles George c. Barclay and r. c. Barclay
Rcginald Canning. of New York, Is at the LnFay
ExoGOvernor Henry NJ Hoyt, OF Pennsylvania, Is at
WY senator Horatio G. Jones is at the Hoffman.
Ey-United states Senator William j. SeweL IS at the
York society is represented at the Sea Side by
d. NJ Leon Shaw and Miss Shaw.