New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-27
AFTER EASTER At ATLANTIC CITY
PREPARING FOR VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTs-To
START A HOSPITAL FTND-A SAM
TATION SOCIETY.

TATIoN SOCIETY.
Atlantic City. ~ j.. March 25 fSpeciap.-The Len'en
season has passed rather quietly far, largely On
account Of the weather. which has not been over.
propitiols for the last two or three weeks. Every
one has been expecting that about the twentieth Of
the month there would he change for the better and
these expectations about to be verified. With
weeks clear weather the will blossom out
wonderfully. The last week has been one d quiet
entertainments with preparations and plans Tor larger
gayeties mixd in Lectures have taken the place
by Storm and lecturers right Of you, lecturers 70
left OF yo lecturers everywhere volleyed and thun-
dsred. In the Epscopalian Church tie Rev. Henry
Mason Baum ID. G. L.. has been giving series OF dis
courses on The Church, from Its Foundation to the
Present Day.: and Lenten exercises as well a.
for their Intrinsic interest, they have been we'll az
tended. A Chalk Talk and lecture on "0ur Boys
was given Thursday evening In the First BAPTIST
Church by the Rev Robert L. Y Fierce well known
a and crayon artist, well as Clergy man
lecture by DR.. Deems given In the Presbyterian
Church on Saturday evening for the benefit Of Tie
Working Boys Free Readin z Room. Anything given
in aid of this local charity always prospers. Inc
elimination OF the winter OF effort IN behalf Of tho
readn room Is 10 come on Easter Monday night,
when the series of entertainments Is 20 close with
"A dramatic entertainment, followed by a dance Al
the United States Hotel. The special attraction o.
the evening will he the presence of the Morris Guards
in full dress uniform and the performance Of a dnu
by them. ON the same night there will be several
other entertainments around town, the largest "
which will probably be the musicale and bA II tho
Mansion House for the purpose OF creating nind oi
hospital in Atlantic City. The arrangements for this
are being carried rapidly aud the enthusiasm thus
started for the project Is spreading through all c'ces'
A series OF entertainments FOX the same purpose Is
already nauirated, and the fortnight following Easter
promises to be lively time here. The Morris Guarus
will hold their annual fair during Easter week, ana
that of itself always surs UP considerable interest,"
At the Pennhurst Monday evening progressive
euchc party civ IN under the management OF some
OF the ladies' VI the house. The prize winners were
Mrs. Joseph Hood OF Asbbourne, Penn; Mr.. and MIS-.
o. Plummer, Of Worcester Mass Mrs. Lee, .; balu:
MORE A. l.. weeteott. OF Atlantic City, and Mr..
Baker, OF Philadelphia. Az the 1rlymore, 100 an
elegant progressive euchre party was given on satF'
day evening, with large number Of participants
The prizes dainty souvenirs VI china and silver
ON Wednesday evening the physicians OF the town
organized themselves > u body bearing the name Ok
The Physicians Ierfect Sanitation Association %
Atlantic CITY, The movement the outcome of
"A discussion at a dinner given by Mr.. Hemsley, pro
prietor Of the Hotel Brighton, at his house, few
evenings previous to the resident physicians OF the
place. Mr.. Hemsey was the first hotel proprietor
who had the courage 10 try winter
season In Atlantic City, and the spring and winter
business here largely due his pioneer venture 10
that direction Anxious 10 preserve the high sanitary
condition, OF the town, Mr. lIemsey interested himself
to start the among the physicians, and has
been ably seconded by them. DIR. Jacob +. Edwards
WAS chosen the first president OF the organlzatioh' WIN
DIR. Bailey a. SECRETARY and Dr. Marvel as trcasuer
The object Of the society is by popular educaoh ans
proper legislation to keep the town al It's pescne sA
point OF s,ntar regulations.
The boardwalk has been repaired over the breaA
caied By the recent fire. and the five miles of ocean
promenade is again intact from end to end, and Is PAT
ronizcd more and every day The sunny Gays
bring out an astonishing number OF people.
Mrs NJ Kenny. Of Brooklyn, Is at the seaside wa
her son and daughter DIR. J. ;. Prout, OF BrooAiyn
is A guest at the Chllfontc. Mrs.. Prout Accompanies
him. T. E. Hooker proprietor of the large hotel a.
Mt. Pocono Penn. Is at the Dennis, accompanied ~
Mrs Hooker aud Miss Hooker. Frank LOomis u New
York is registered at the Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
EMANUEL md Mrs. II. J. Gillette are among the New
York guests AT the Dennis. -.r. and Mrs. Charles
Wiley, Miss Wiley and Miss Runyon form a New-ioz
party NJ the Brighton.
Judge Cunning ;. Bedford, Of New York, is at tas
Brighton with his son. Cunning : Bedford, jr. VIZ
and Mrs 4. Duncan Holmes Of Newiork are at tN
brighton. Mrs. Marshall Shepard who resides In Eas'
Orange. is guest at The Brighton. Mr. ana MIS- j. We
Randall of East oane'. are making their headquiTes
lor, guet> at the seaside. Mr.. ana Ms: W. H. fa
S@ a of MSras q Z, ' sGaa the Mssc
ioa'e NJ and Ms H. JSne, T. Ersw nno Mr; a ms
New York people "A. the Mansion. Mrs. f. Martin
Black. If New York, and Miss Nette laca are at tie
Tray for two weeks. -
a pleasant party at the Traymore from Wllkesbarcc
are Mrs r. j. Levenworh ami sou, Mrs. WoodwsM
Ievcnwoh and daughter. aud +. A. Phelps and family
They will remain two weeks
Georse Gibson and his wife, OF New York. who aS
at the 1Iaymorc for ten days will spend Faster w.
at the same house. George H. Gaaniss OF New iorh,
accompanied by his wife and Miss q. White, who nav
been at Lakewood for two weeks, now AZ the ITO,
more. whore they will remain two weeks. Mrs ~:
Ryan. of East Orange. IL AZ the shelbnrne win ne
daughter. Miss Emita II. RYAN. s. +. Lund. n New.
port n. H., Is registered AT the Pennhurst MIS-
Margaret J. Higgins and L. c. Mcclellan are amoHe
tina Nav lurt one ,ts AT the Wellington.