New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22
MANY VISITORS At ATLANTIC err.

ENJOYING THE UNwoNTED COLD WEATHER
SOCIAL AFFAIRS AT THE HOTELS.
Atlantic city y. j.. Jan. 81 (Specsl.-That this
week has been cold cannot be denied but the visitors
We'll the residents have thoroughly enjoyed the
cold SPELL which brought with IL considerable snow.
The merry tinkng OF the sleigh bells can h. heard
from early morning until late at night they pass
10 and fro up and down the avenues
The weather Is slowly getting warmer. To-day the
mercury rose 10 40 degrees
II Is a great sight to gaze upon the ocean from
the boardwalk during Storm especially when the
wind Is unusually high. The breakers roll I'm with
a tremendous roar. and the " white caps" dance and
foam with hercencss ttat almost ntimidates the
watcher. scarcely has one wave broken on the
before another ovegaps H. ard the two roll up
the beach with the speed OF a warh0fse. They
reccdc AS rapidly. and are met by the next incoming
breaker. and often report rs loud a cannon Is
heard the two bodies OF water struggle FOR the
supremacy. The incoming Is generally the
victor and the other IS again hurled upon the beach
- II goes the water line constantly changing. and the
scenes appearing different to the watcher almost every
minute The ocean piers have formed beautiful
sight this last week, the waves as they dash upon
the support, leave spray OF water, which becomes
frozen this accommodating until the lower parts seem
To be formed OF mass Of lee.
The marriage was celebrated this week ~ Walter T..
Edge. manager of the Dorland Advertising Agency for
the last three years, TO Miss :. Blanche Ais OF
Lancaster daughter Of A. ID. Allies, the cork mann
facturcr Of that city Mr.. and Mrs. Edge WILL after
an extended wedding tour take up their residence
here.
AT the PennhurSt jolly party OF NEWCOMERS and
Phadelphians have Joined together and formed society
TO no known rs the Pcnnhurst Club Their object Is
social endowment The members OF this dub ID. II.
Paris and wife, Mr. and Mrs \. II. Cardery. Henry {.
Hawkins Miss Radley. Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Stradley
Mr.. and Mrs j. Is. Jackson. C. d. Kline and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. :. White, jr.. J. Il. Kline. Miss White. Mr.
and Mrs f.. IL. Rhoades, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Brnton ir.
Among the prominent people to be found at the
iraSmorr-r. IL. TfowbrdSe, wife and daughter
of syracuse y. Y. Mrs. Lincoln T. cold
and daughter, Of Newiork: Mrs. W. Painter and
two daughters of Baltimore Michael Stein and family
Of Baltimore: T. A. Radcliffe Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs d. H. Currie OF New York. and her niece Miss
= f. Down. OF Elizabeth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
[ Imam. OF baltimore.
Windsor-Mr. and Mr.. George Percy seeley. Of
New.York; =. C. Hand, Riverton; Nd; c; W Edwards
and Alfred Lee, OF Wilmington, Del, ana L. r.. Gag
horn jr., of ST. David's, Penn.
Liray-Albert Birmingham, OF New York; ID. b.
Olmstead. Of New-lOrk; Mrs. T. J: Hughes, OF Bait
more Michael Mailman, OF Washington ID. G., and
Mrs c. Vale. Of Baltimore. Md.
Scaside-B F. Horner and wife. OF Cleveland: DR.
G.. A. Woodward. OF New-iOrk: u. &. Carson, Of
Newark. y. j.: A. j. Homer. OF Cleveland II. H.
Merriam and WIFE OF Worcester. Mass W. G. Congers
and wife. OF New-iOrh, and W. Edward Tyron OF
New York.
Brighton-L Burrows OF Decatur. H.. W. ". Lock
wood, OF Detroit; DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Holiday. Brook
lyn &. L. Hubbard and family. and Miss Tingley. OF
Norwich Mass: MI. and Mrs. ". p. Whyte. Of Balti
more, and the Rev. Edwin u. Russell, OF New-York.