New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

THE APPROACH OF EASTER MARKED BY TIE
USUAL TIDE OF VJsITOEs-ENri'iTMN-s
MENTs OF TIE SEASON.


MENTs OF TIE SEASON.
Atlantic CITY. April (spcclaD-Thc hotels are
full the boardwalk is crowded with people while
,c omusemens thereon are in full blast, and Easter
f. upon u with all the attendant hustle and activity
For two weeks more the clerks at The large hotels
have been busy in answering requests for rooins'
which. ~ April > came closer became NOR" ana
more frequent until every available place was as
signed several days in advance. Latr, the telegraph
operators at the hotels ard at the Offices here laN"
had their hands full in sending out messages "X-
pressing the proprctors' regrets AT being unable TO
entertain The applicant Easter sunday Some "'
The hotels have settled the matter. however by y"
curing cottages nearby and quarerins guests III th'h
until other accommodations available. AS these
cottages are rs comfortably fitted up as the hotel
proper and the service is Of the high standard
the patrons suffer nothing by their delay In securing
other apart mcnts. On the beach pronenad" III" ac
tylty savOrs very much OF the midsummer rush. Inc
big amusement enterprises, such as The Observation
wheel. merry -go.rounds and kindred devices have
upcned up. and all through the day and evening are
running to their fullest capacity. In the f"qn'ntcrs
of the board walk, though the greatest difference IS
noticeable 1t is not the cosmopolitan element one
sees here In the summer hut the more refined Glass;
such as come here for resi- and quiet and whose STAY
is more prolonged than that OF the ordinary visitor.
One OF the main features in their daily programme
Is the promenade on the board walk there 10 obtain
benefits. and pcrchance TO meet friends Who are down
here on the same crrand themselves.
Colonel John r.. Mehrcr opened up his bg ihiet
pavilion to-day. and from now oil will hav" 1t READY
for the reception Of the thousands who to that
part OF the island during the spring and summer
seasons The view from the upper portion Of The
structure Is superb and. with an excellent band IN
attendance IA most pleasant time can be- spent there
4 pleasant entertainment has been arranged by
the managers of the stephens Keading-Room Associa
tson for Monday evening next for The benefit OF the
large number OF boys under their guidance. The
large payiion OF III. United States Hotel has been
rendered for the event ard the programme will CON
sist OF what Is termed coSnorama, comprising
tablears etc. and a long list Of dances. The man
ucers OF the association Mrs. = X Morse, prcsi
dent; Miss T.. NJ. Nord vice ncsdcnt; Miss NJ Gar
.tde secretary Mrs q. ". Connclli. assistant, sccrc
torv: Mrs. A. s. Valentine treasurer, Mrs. H.. c.
P,lning ton. Mrs. l.. Il: Warrington. Mrs j. f. Hall.
Mrs H. G. Mescr and Miss {. Clark.
Miss Mary Hughes. pretty young social avoIie
OF Baltimore. l. among The Nisors VINO III" sprhuhg
the Easter holidays here -,
WV New Workers registered nj the brighton Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie, Dnggn E. NJ Iacri Mr. ana Mrs
Edward W. Packard. f: F. ,aynor and wiic, John
Hancock, r. E. cr'mmns Mr., John h,, IL: Wye" Sh,c
i " Letter MIR G f. r ldS fsn i3ct Nr ss 6 TEN
+ JS1 Bricr. George T. Idc Mrs. W. V. Hester. Il; F.
Proctor W. s. wolverton, James Barnes, Mrs Peter
Trnymorc-rleetwood wardr. Miss Chase William F.
freeman. the Misses Hart. {. a; Fniz Mr. and Mrs..
ward d. Condor. John II. Condor Efinrham Maryland
H. Il. stevens II. II. Benedict, G . "; Gurus
John w Hampton, ir DR.; T s , Rydet. MIS- i !:
Essnnedy. Edgar Baker A. r. schannier. Mr. and
Mrs John v Cochcyr Miss Truesdals T. R9s n,
MIS- an. nj s Mrs GuGon Dillon and Children Collins