New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

THE FAvORITE SPORT ON PLEASANT DAYS
AMONG TIE VISITORS.

THE FAvoRITE SPORT on PLEASANT DAYS
| AMONG TIE VISITORS
Atlantic City. y. j.. April 20 (Spccial).-The yacht
racing season opened last Wednesday by the
Corinthan fleet. and from now on there VIII De q
succession OF contests between owners Of big boats.
small boats and boats Of all descriptions. Up 10 the
present time the brisk spring winds have made the
water almost too rough for contests between any Of
the white winged racers, but that pleasant weather
Is becoming the rule than the exception the pcht
mp rivalry Is let loose and eliminates IN most ex'
citing races between the various boats. The waters
about Atlantic City make yachracing In this locality
! particularly pleasant and free from danger This
fact Is one that Is becoming known among Newlorh
and Philadelphia yacht owners. and there Is strong
| probability this summer Of the not only being
confined to lJcal boats. but also participated In BY
yachmen attached TO different boating organizations
| In the two cities named.
A double wedding. in which two sisters were the
brides soemnzed the early part OF this week ut
the Methodist parsonage by the Rev. Henry Betting.
Miss Julia French was married TO Captain William
Iounslca, Of Port Jefferson l.. l.. Miss Ella French
to Charles IIemuth OF this city. The father of the
brides Is Captain Thomas f. French, wellknOwn
resident.
Judge :. d. Morris and family. of Brooklyn, are
prominent arrivals ut the Pcnnhurst.
The Rev. J. Ward Gamble, of st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal Church, the officiating clergyman at
T. Burnham both OF this city, In marriage, Thursday
The cornerstone OF the Episcopal Church Of
the ASCENSION mt Pacific and Kentucky aves, was laid
on Thursday afternoon with appropriate ceremonies.
The Right Rev. John Scarborough. Bishop OF New
Jersey, oficiatcd, and assisted by number OF
| resident and visiting cergymen.
New Workers. at the different hotels are:
Erishton-Mrs. william Campbell, /. Dcckcyse,
Judge Miles Beach g. J. ,chacfer VI. c. Bennett,
Mr. nd Mr.. hatil and chi Mi.,
Gertrude Chation, Mrs. John W. Auchincloss,
Thomas II. Eauchec. Lewis NJ Norwood, j. NJ Pnkney
and wife, e. :. Plnkncy Mrs. william Henry Iarri-
son, Mrs. william II. .\ustine, +. FinEnry, 7. G.
Proctor, {. L. Buckley and wife. Miss Buck
ley Mrs Christopher Ronaldson Miss Bolton.
Mrs. Hiram slbcy Mrs. and Miss Tyler.
Miss l.. \. Scull. Miss l.. NJ >crvis, Miss Mathews.
Miss Locke, Mr. and Mrs. f. .. Talcott: Miss spence,
Edward r. Hi. wife and child, Miss Clinton. Charles
F. lrc:ien, Fred ;. Hart. Mrs. Hart, NJ L. Mallory
Traymor-Mrs. \. ID. A. Miller. Miss Jennie lIol-
man. /; D. Howell. Edmund Young, child and nnrsr
Warner. william G. d. Emorc,t, oliver }. Z. Cali.
Inu, Marc9', \ Mckinley; Mr., F igar colrcI; Mis-
CImrlrs +. Merrill. Mr.. Moorr. Mis-, Moore. Mr..
MonIr9sc A. l. npoth Mr. ana Mrs J. ~ Mayer F.
Dorothy Llch"nscln, sidney Benhelmcr.
M@'o, IT, Y", Nr Dv{ d p Mli N,. GcS w,a D.
lam, "; r; i;@il. Il. Encnanan. William NJ. Smith,
Wavcrl,y-Ni,s =. iiufnagcl George H. Humboldt
aud family. William W Opponheimer, c. ;. spieg"l
berg. William :. >rcrcbrrg.
lladdrn Hall Mrs. kathryn y. kiddcr. Mrs. G. \
smith. Mrs. |. II. Lindsey. Thomas +. GuImy wifi,
and chid. Dr. Lewis \. Wendtouf I. |. simpson and
vile. Ffnnklyn y Mou!iOn
Chalfon,c-Thr Misses Fenchmaycr. Mrs. George
". Wych"H, ". +. WaLrdg". III, Edith Wa1'id. -.
George kcndrlokson, +: f.. Walhridgc. Mrs. r. \.
Appleton. and Mr.; and VIZ Georgr ,; Way
l,l'sworih-s. VI. Cans. +: Marks, W. Il. Rose and
family. Mis- j. .'runo. !. Hcchcl. Miss L. Lcdcrcr,
Charlc, lcdcr'r; M.S Flora ron1y. j. G. rondy. \.
Eo,cnll"m and fmly: r; l.. louman', wife anno
child. -. %'ccl aud wife" Mrs Il. Slcgol. Miss Bella
-irc.i Mr. W. e. Ii~kkcn Nj, -. Lictkrn, Mis-, ID.
Lickhcn. Miss Grelc. Mrs g. Fabian. child and nurse
II. :. MamId.