New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19

THE LENTEN PERIOD WELL BEGUN WITH
MANY GUESTS.
FASTING NOT PART or THE PROGRAMME
FAIRS. ENTERTAINMENTS MD LUOHhL
PARTIES TIE RULE.

PARTIES TIE RULE.
Atlantic CITY. Feb. Is (>pcciaD-DoWh mere ny Wv,
sca affair, are assuming such shape IL ~ "''''"'
tho statement that the season is opened Inc 'N"'
nor,o If This season is doubtful hui by com"o"
courtesy il +, called the Lentcn period ANh "'""
day came in early this wear. ana ~ Il ' ''" t,
i p li,,I, ahead The weather this week mas W."
. ducbtf,,l ,l,at combining the two. the "'Ih'- wa
an unusually au,Ilcous Lent. hcr'it OIL SOM ~
,t strc,c.t provisions. Is being observed NJ '' '
ny hundred, Of New York guests. rs Wei IL MANI ~
iouru.r, from other places. and wher" iAs'l- =
tho principle q th, period rest Is su'9''"'''
,no.e VINO dwell at the scashorc. The le'hir-N WIN
/, peculiar to winter ha, passed away "''
activitv are visible every side. ,.
ttroinr,. MS and cuchrc parties hav" been h'E"''
,,,,ro. q, tho hotels. Lent in Atlantic IVY ''
NOT affect these harmless paslimca I" ""'
extent. -, ,.. hccr
spoken i, rapidly nearing compleuoh' ANU WIZ
ably be ready for visitors lY MHoh l. ,,..t..
nro,,, featnrc in the social world wa, the EmPr'
,o, i,on mi, week by the Young ladies OF inc l"S'
vo,,odi., Ens.copal Church. The tables WIN "'"
no,v decorations and young ladies dressed III i"i"'
Gowns all made an attractive S'eh'' VIM"
Thoroughly cnjoved by those who a'''h"'o' ,..r,r
The Maenncrchor concert. which Is away F '''i'
feature here took place laSt N"uI. way ,,.I..,
,,ho,t Noors as Prince Carnival ana Mrs' = Do"7
Princess
over 100 couples TOOK part -" ~
a highly successful one ,,. e.
anon IN. numerous guests who are enjoying '''
| r,ca.ant weather at the different notes ar
| TrI~h,on-J w. McClay. Of Ncw-lork; Ruins snap
| Iev Philadelphia: Charles Mayer PR Sil'"' "
| prinore and Ohio Railroad. ana VIC %
D"n,ain : 1. Rruzc Of the TINTED states Navy ''''
~ wos,irc,on. Mrs H. Lockwood and dAuE"'"
n',oo. AFR. NJ F. David. Montreal; Mi, . men" Oh
| Poris. Mrs, f. r. Dryer ana son NX1i'"YH' 4 !
cyrus strong @nd X %ar WIDm G. Dayion and wife
LINDEN s. j.: samuel J. Jaencti rhi,"ur Worth
Traymcre Mr. and N dnd d. da1 1 Mr.
J and Mrs j. I. y Doollinr' uC"' e. I1orrnd COD
worth wife and child Iroy, s ~ (,aie and Mrs K g
Cove syracuse. Mr. and Mr. VI r. o'4,e' -oir,rnn
Mrs. Joseph r Eio''i ha' and Mrs. e. g. Phillip
D,troi,: Mis, Amanda ochmole ana H. L.
and Tr, ny Nj, H. h. Nunin Sew York tF' n
,aa,ne Ho.fnn: W ]. Gibson. New, orh vi a
c,"n,n and wife Philadelphia william w o. y
! MAJ; - aud Vie VI Y. Fraund ana VIE vi.
b. Stockwe and Charles F. Har ans,or Al F. C. Cnm"r
NV ycrk Ccorgc g. barnard, JrdGc o. On Hp a'
Court Of New ork; John {; I"' nK.rr.' %rw ork
sea ,d.-M Mrs j. G. Jacobs and Isl, gI Linz p,
DR. and Mrs j. A. Philip, ,hnrS Mi.'' 1oyrrr
ana n a., o Nv r. F. Morn Il. Mis-, Ahcc ON
T"hn Horari ii. Mcknight and dhuE".'r o. " Ioii
M'Tt' , ~ and George II. Cook 81 II",NlS ~
| A. ~ milford New-Iork: l.. II. fri'D' an" wa
| and Mrs G., H. Wooery. iInrioTd' IA, , pro,1lvn
any ISddcn ai l. W sIocam and D WIN GS III Of New
| Mr. 9''' Warncr Uutchce, +. Scall"rIood' o.,
H r"~ jr w. II. COLLISION r. ana hd TiHon I an
naIadrr. ali of Kansas, and MIS- D. l. -''N'' '''
a99ffIf,ntr-Thc Rev W. r. Tall or OF Kochfs",
y A. +. Huston and wife, 1i ,oa,er> pr nm
snear AND wife. J. Ross kim, OF i"uE'""S' ''''''
| Mis- Mccartney. Chester Pom ,r,htcr ~ Wnsl
McImanw r. ASHLEY VIE ana ,,osnrr charcS
I Insoonr and son brooklyn; James Mcfhrlhl., Nv
ynrt' Harry H. Gable Kansas CIV Nr. al" vi
~ nnnut"rsi Theodore J. Patterson l1'tA,rE ~ W
rnnnr chester Penn: T. l.. Water, MaLm,n- NIr
p bennington and daughter j. G. Ii.u,WI n,,,a
y II Rech and Mrs Eduard TagGar'' OF Thii""'''"'"