New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-15
IN ATLANTIC CITY,S SURF.
EVERYBODY NOW TAKES A PLUNGE.
PLANS FOR A BOULEVARD TO LoNGPoRT-AMUs-
ING THE CIIIIDREN-TIIE HOTEL REGISTER.

PLANS FOR A BOULEVARD TO LoNGPoRT-AMUs-
ING THE CHILDREN-TrE HOTEL REGISTER.
Atlantic City. y. j.. July IA (SpeciaD.-The sum-
mer ball has been set rolling, and II the vast
crowds OF visitors and apparent prosperity to be
seen on al sides cary in the is 10 serve
az any sort OF indication for the remainder OF
the heated term then this vii, be OF the most
successful ends that Atlantic City has over known
Six weeks Of rushing business Is about all that
Ia expected here Of what Is known the real
summer season. but this year everybody here can
safely rey on eight good weeks. so early has the
large influx started In. Most Of the leading hotes
are already turning away applicants, while the
others are filing gradually with the arrivals OF
every train
At the present time everybody seems to be en-
crossed IN surf bathing. From alf-past 10 O'Clock
untr l. the regular morning bathing hours. the
beach and water from a distance look back win
humanity. With many II Is the custom TO take the
second plunge OF the day In the afternoon ABOUT
s O'Clock at which time the sands and surf again
present another .ive.y picture that usually .lngers
for about an hour. While with many this diversion
has become or less OF a fad. sill. the lact OF
the entire beach being In far better condition
than ever before accounts In great part lot tne
Increase In the number OF those who daily plunge
No night now goes by that does not note ha'r-
dozen or more notable dances and receptions al the
various hOfe9 Among the .pAUlnS dHdhS vi 'H''
character during the last week was the ba at the
| United States Toe,. This served 70 attract the
arstocratc Set In .arge numbers. and offered 10 the
observer a striking display OF elaborate costumes
whose beauty further enhanced By the artistic
decoration OF the ballroom and hotci Ine oeas'ue
House. Hotei Hoffman. Senate. Hotel ouch"e''
Hotel Albion and Bingham House also gave ue-
ghtfu. dances that brought visitors III dtse "'''
bers from far and near.
In round Of cornwall pIStlIHt
the entertainment of the juvenile portion OF the
visiting contingent is never forgotten. Every
Wednesday and Friday evening the dancing pa
vilion on the Ocean Pier Is devoted to the enter
tanment and pleasure Of the children On THESE
occasions excellently arranged carnvals presented
by hundreds Of the little folks. are gwen 10 their
| own great amusement and TO the delight OK the
throngs OF adults that always crowd the portion
reserved for spectators. The latest affair In thls
line was a rainbow party, In which over iour
hundred children participated The Mansion, Thurs-
day night gave another Of its interesting chdreh
socIables known Bon Bon Carnival Ahis
presented q large number OF juveniles In solo and
| group dancing marches. baets etc. and when
we're rendered particularly pretty by the introduce
,on az special scenery properties and calcium light
| effects.
| with commendabls vgor n large number or the
leading hotel and business people are now pushing
the long talked-of idea OF building boulevard from
Atlantic TO T.ongport. the southern extremity oi tS
island a distance OF seven miles. This year more
than ever have the select class OF visitors favored
| this resort with the presence OF their various
eoupages n fact amply shown by a glance along
Pacinc-ave or the Inlet Road any afternoon since
the local people have come TO realzaton oil TINS
fact they have entered into the matter OF sucn
drtv.v,av more strenuously than before. Win
The idea OF oh aiming all possible know!eise towar1
making the boulevard a success. n committee OF
leading citizens attended the Good Roads convention
a, Asbnry Park last week ard returned iui, OF 'e
! "a. fh. at OF
is expected that work on the boulevard VIII be begun
in September which Is nssu[ance ana, ~ Of an
excellent drive along the ocean 'front.' Tor the eh'e
NJ" Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society.
which recently closed IA annual conference Ia rna,
GeRG .ek neT before IN SSny 4s
The Gaiety Opera Company continues as me re- sea
sons arson A. a ns % never S knew 50 many
permanent amusement attractions at one time a.
s s.ru.,o o 81 Hcrcu.aneum Barho;omews Equine
| Par0doy Professor oscar Geasons morse laiI'lni
Company and the baseball Park. together with tht
score or more OF regular attractions that are re-
garied here IA permanent enterprises
New Workers in town this week include Robert
| Covery. stephen Howell. A. 5 Howell. tne Hy h
j Aerin. o. 5 Roche and J. T. Sanders a' the
NJ & rallet,. Mr. and Mrs. W F. BatsOn, M Mrs
J. G fGTIna t. fin @ysr' Miss Fannie f Gray
aud James r Smith are at the Hotel Traym I bro
THOMAS Ma a. H IMIr " T. J. stewart Rosentha
VI H. Harris, h. Roppaport Mrs, 6 Heyman' j.
\ Sllverman. William sprager. j. Moses anu l."
rasrnan arr at the United states Hotel ..,. "
Mr. and Mrs -. /. Britton. VI lark: George w
Dresser ana NJ. J. Brown are at the WINDSOR. 40,
At the Haddon Hall. Mr. and Mrs j. Lynch MI
AIT a, The Kusconbe Mrs W H. Hefener and Miss
X Bremen registered . az, ,, u
W i Hall. Miss T. He'll Miss p Jsnnle rs rs.
r W Hood. Mr.. and Mrs. Il > SLACK ;; A.
Tuularl MIR and Mrs George Van Name anu Mis'
l. : H.lding are at the Dennis
J. w Cnderhill. Miss lnderhill ana 'he He'' r.
+ Harold are az the Hotel Central
p \. Homes, r. Longll. T. A. uPdesrAnR sn Mr, ahn
IL Linyman. 4. G. Snlder. j.. \. Hobel and e. ID
Zimmerman are at the Mansion. ,
"i',"' WA Varisrbit /. Lewis ~ Bradley. }. J.
car, q; C;osler and ". J. Morgan are at kuehnie 3
MIR and Mrs T Tinihelmer c. A. Mayer Il. ~. -,
u i'm and Mr.. and Mrs H. L. o'lVeF are ut '"'
The Rev D. Levy Miss Champlan; Dr A. Kadin'
Mr. and Mrs Philip Cowen. the Rev J. aaron,
NJ s~hInser. Miss Schlnger and J. O. Stein are
r j Wiltze. Mrs l. NJ. White, Miss Belle haho
ond Miss r Uano at the Hotel Imperial.
Thomas Roe Anna Jamison, George f,iiher anu
Miss Mamie Dlckerson are at the Allen house'