New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-24
ATLANTIC CITTS SUMMER GREETING
NEW BALL CLUB AND NEW ELECTRIC
RAILWAY-PUBLIC MEN AT THE NEW
JERSEY RESORT.

RAILWAY-PUBLIC MEN AT THE NEW
JERSEY RESORT.
Atlantic City, ~ j., June % (SpeciaD.-It Is an
ideal summer greeting that welcomes the june
visitor TO Atantics shores. Never before has the
actual beginning Of summer found many visitors
within the borders OF the city by the What
helped swell the crowds and make life gayer during
the last week the arrival and presence OF about
1900 members of the Elks. representing lodges In
all sections, who assembled here In annual conven'
ton Tuesday, and remained for the rest OF the
week. Tuesday afternoon a street parade was
given with 1900 in line. Tuesday evening
social session held in Schaufers big concer
garden Wednesday evening these particular wish
tors rendered a grand reception and hop on
Young & McShea's Pier. The remainder OF the time
spent in variou, other entertainments, such
excursions land and water. Danquets, clam
bakes, etc. New-Yoris Lodge No. /, here in
good attendance during all the festivities, and
created a marked impression by tner creditable
appearance in the review and parade.
The beach this season Is In finer shape than ever
before and under the regulation the life guards
compelled to be on duty from o'clock In the
morning until at night. which nsures safety tc
bathers at any hour during the day.
The new Atlantic City Baseball Club for the
season Of 1894 will be the strongest team that this
resort has ever had. It's members have beer
selected from the leading college clubs Games n
take place at least three times each week. begin.
ming next Saturday. have been arranged with tn,
leading amateur mines OF the country and several
Among the weeks happenings in which society
support was AN Evening of Poetry. Music and
Art given in aid of the Invalid Chidren's Seashore
Home at the Seaside House, Thursday evening.
was Mrs. lie Fayre, Of New-YOrk, assisted BY Miss
son. vIo iG Of Atlantic City.
Through the opening Of the B5igantns Transit
this week ANOTHER excursion route 70, for the yssors
road connects with the line OF pleasure steamboats,
that leave the Inlet, and carries the passengers .
Among this S WEEKS ' arrivals is lew Levi B. Bird OF
Wilmington. Del, the son-in-law Of Ambassador
b. Robinson and his wife at the Hotel Tray
more He makes frequent runs here from Washing
tered at the Hotel Dennis. 5. Davis Warhed. the
new postmaster OF Baltimore, Is quartered at the
from Washington Monday last and is now quartered
at the Chalfonte. ExAssistant United States At.
at the Luray Congressman Bayner. OF Maryland,
Is |, az the Dennis. his family accompany him. A.
Among The New,Yorkers in town the last week
John A. Dewey and seku@a man, at the Bingham
Me- and Sh Mis- Hog a. Schultz and M Mrs MoRe
A AI- at HqddSR Han: Mrs p. Weaver; Miss
Mr. and Mrs R S Wenwo Wort Mr. and pS Mrs ].
n RosenthO John l. Reed Are Sssty %e Miss &
Terry. Edward Todd, George NJ. bikes. j. J. Tin
dale. John Girder, y. F. Finke. /. O. Gray p. r.
Mcbride. c. B: Storas and J. Graham, at the Man
sion House,; H.. d. Stryles, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p.
Haver. L. p. Ham and f. j. Broderck, at the
Waverly; A. S. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Muller.
Miss Camp Miss Lanford. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Risse,
A. @. Martin and Thomas c. Vincent, at the Sea-
side House: A Mas, Miss y. Mas. H. freeman
and Dr. and Mrs. Allan. at the Seabright: Mrs. f.
Thompson, Mrs. r. Bouen, Mrs Alexander Loch-
mine and L. j. Hayer. at the Hotel Wellington;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. r. Hill. W. Bates J. II. MARI
ner y W. Cupples. William p, Yennor, Miss X.
Lee, II. E. Montgomery, James r. Floyd. Edward
{. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcleod.
James c. Wright, a. A. Wright. Morris B.
Bronner and G. l.. Pullen. az the Hotel Traymore:
A. f. Haverstick. James L. Rounds. A. II. Glider
man, a. l. C.ossen \. Wichell. II. b. Strong, c. H.
White, Leonard Carpenter. H. s Crumley and
Adam H. LEIGH. at the Shelburne; J. c. Zaider
J. J. Sexton. Mr. and Mrs A. " Lee, W. II.
Heines. j. Graham, Miss L. Gordon. B S Flander.
George H. Hosner, J. b. Roberts. c. V. ODonne.
A. Harbnson. J F. Cook, 2. ". Govern. p II.
Daley. {. $. Blnnell and T. s. Turbull at the
United States Hotel; F. Wilson. j. j. Shannon.
T. Monaghan. W. l.. Bororan. Mr. and Mrs. George
c Reunore. Nj and Mrs A. NJ. Hanson, Thomas
George Harry Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W King.
j. Doyle. J. Goone e. A Strnner, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. VI. crystal. n. c. Stone. S. VI B.ount at the
Aibemare; Mr. and Mrs. Julius E. Seltz Miss
Carrie NJ Childs. John II. Bonham. Charles c.
Horne, Mrs J. oyle Miss Doyle. y. Doyle, Mrs.
Arthur Aleenam. Miss Alienam Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
tam p. Dugans, Miss Marion II. Gully. at the
Dennis.