New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-18
POLAND WATER,
TRIBUNE BUILDING. NEW YORK;.
ATLANTIC CITY PREPARING FOR GAY
TIMES AFTER LENT.

POPULARITY or THE CASINO DANcEs-THE
BEACH Is GHowING-NEw- WORKERS
vt THE HOTELS
Atlantic City. y j. March II Specialize; the
! average New-York visitor stroll along the Ocean
Boulevard On any Of these mild sunshny days and
! ii is an easy task right then and there TO imagine
his own Fifth-ave.-or its moving throng at least
TO have been bodily transplanted TO this ocean high
! way so great is the number of visitors from the
metropolis and large the number Of both new
and familiar faces that to be found.
/ Easter the season of heavy arrivals. we'll filed
host lres and social gayety. is almost here, al
though every usual evidence OF that festival sea-
son is so forciby suggested on all sides that one
ina Gines it the midst of Eastertdc rather than its
advent. Society's preparations for an elaborate
display and joyous indulgence are ahead OF any
thing of a like nature that any previous year has
+ known Every form of social function and enjoy
ment is scheduled for the approaching season. and
a careful rehearsal OF the many affairs that viii
occupy the attention Of the smart set reveals the
fact that little time can he allowed for an indul-
rence in ordinary outdoor pleasures II a strict fol-
lowing of the convivial enjoyments IS adhered 10.
Every spring hotel is now in It's best form 10
attract and accommodate the rush. and many OF
them are now refusing all applicants for accommo-
dations during the next three weeks, so iaT are
their quarters booked ahead
Atlantic civ has lust come through demonstra-
tive local contest the shape election for
Mayor council ard sundry other city Offices. Many
of the visitors took an active thinking interest in
the contest feeling natural inclination in leaning
! toward the party which favored tn greatest I'm
proverlents for their favorite resort However. one
side came off victorious. and il is in justice - them
and their ideas state that through their policy
and nlatforu1 the City-hy-the-Sca should shortly
see still further advancement in the line OF making
it a model resort. The greatest assignment that
will fall upon the new officials is the fuilment OF
the demand for paved streets.
Society atul elects the Wednesday and Saturday
evening dances at the Casino the reiguing social
affairs of the week The fashionable crowds on
these occasions. together with the handsome cos
tunes and general effects Of this resorts interior
decorations form most picturesque and inviting
spectacle.
Another beach improvement has been started
and promises to be adornment TO the hoard
walk as we'll as an inviting resort for the visitor
,rhe idea is 10 erect an attractive structure to con-
tain number Of the latest inventions In the aInnsr
ment line, and serve as restins-p.ace Tor al VINO
frequent the ocean front 1t viii occupy the large
area formerly occupied 10y the scenic railway and
Figure S." between Tennessee and New York ayes
The rapid formation OF additional beach area is
creating considerable comment all sides. TO the
artificial jetty recently erected at the ocean Per
Is attributed this recent increase. It's niiuenc" Is
noticeable from one end Of tho city 70 the other.
and what has always been considered one OF the
broadest and most level stretches Of beach along
the coast now offers better facilities for driving,
riding and strolng than before. This IN
crease Of space between the Boardwalk and the
ocean viii be- mucn appreciated during The bath
ing season for at times during the summer period
the sands have been positively crowded.
The Hotel Kenderton resumed its twelfth season
during the last week with an encouraging list OF
guests. This house is located in Tennessce-aye..
40. .,.,fI tfF.r,.. for flf. ron.
mediation of It's spring and summer contingent. Al
th. beach front houses open. and Include the
Traymore. SEASIDE iladdon Hail. Brighton Chai-
fontc Dennis Shc,burne. Luray. Irvington, Isles
worth and Windsor Among the other houses
o,s a1nsts are the Berkeley. Penhursi. Hoffman
Wellington Edison. Bosco5rl Waycrly. funny
meir. Albemarle Waldorf Elkton and Lehman.
Among the last weeks notable arrivals was *
Postmaster General John Wanamaker. who regis
tered at the Hotel windsor on THURSDAY. f,s .
booked for "A stay Of several weeks.
" NJ c. Smith, Mrs \. Quincy Smith Mr.. C.
T4bregOn Mis- + Fseresoa Thc2dorG ;icksecES.
Mrs. Lincoln Wnles;on, Fe;iX Campbell and famiy;
Mr ana Mrs: Eugene G Elackford, Miss B'ackford .
ana ". T. Shipmau are at the Dennis.
samuel A. Den l . Mr. and Mr. james ,,. Tiz-
Mrs &. W Holland. A. Z Wclier. MsS D. Wehs;cr, /
Donahue are located at the She,bumc.
At the Hotel Traymore are Mr and Mrs. g. H. /
and Mrs. G. \. Baldwin. Miss Louise j.. Dexter,
David Laps.ey. Mr. and Mrs i. e. Travers. James .
A. &. Beales. NJ. and Mrs, Y. Victor r. NJ Rein
hard Miss J.. Hcales. and Mr.. and Mrs. y. Il.
Perry.
Mrs b. Bernstein Mrs NJ r. Hatch Miss Hitch.
Miss Kate l.. Lockman, Miss l.ottie Barr. Mrs.
John II. L0ckman. Or. ard Mrs. ". \. Ewing Mrs .
Roberts and MIR. and Mrs. William II. Graham
staying at the Luray.
NEWCOMERS at the Hotel Windsor include George
!. Har; Mr. and MrsyA. Hart. Francis \. Barr
i+angsdorf the Misses Kecfc. Mr. and Mrs l.
Whiting. Mr. and Mrs William T. Plerrepont. J. w.
r. B!ggert. Horatio Averill. Mrs. NJ f. Richards.
Mrs. j. r. Darling. Mrs. H. NJ. Jackson. Mr. and
Mrs. :. Ro5cnb-ry. Miss \. : Davis. Miss ".
Louise Sullivan and Miss Kathleen y; sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weiing. Nlr and Mrs.
John T. McAdans and Miss Mary McAdams are
registered at the Hotel Hoffman.
AT the Haddon Hall Mrs. y. VI. Murray Mrs
Alice Murray. Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. ". Smcad Daniel
Daily and Miss Jones
Mrs L. Gardner. Mrs Henry &. Howell. Henry
clay Howell Miss Kate Lockham. John ". Gray
Ion, Miss Graydon Mr.. and Mrs. e. W Tyler.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beatte. Mr. ana Mrs \ l..
Dickinson. S. Griffin, Mrs Griffin. the Misses Griffin
are New-Y Workers at the Chaifontc.
At the Seaside the New Workers include Mrs
! }. johnson. r. Davidson. J. Matthews. Dr T.. +.
Schneider. Mrs SCHNEIDER John +. Satterv Reglnl 4
iarrick;; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hashrooke. f. d. Daiy.
T. j. Horner and Mrs. II. e. Keatinge
Dr k0hert Mrs. kohert, VI. Slrmberg and A.
\ Graan are at the Hotel Isleworth.
r: wight Beak is staying az the BcrkDley
MISS {. Hopkins Is at the Wellington
Joan Lang, Mrs c. H.. Edyhrooke ana Mr. and
hfS W; A. Bul are at the Pennhurst.
MISS NJ Jackson. Miss jamie Jackson. MIR and
YRS l. H. Bissell, Mrs. f. Il. Blake. Henry Hack
.r and Mrs J. G. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
taylor, II Hayden. B r. Kerns. Mr. ana Mrs
+. Bldd.e O. v Backman. j. f.. Booth. s Pennng-
on o. {. Allen, DR.. Davis and 4. H. Nicholson
re quartered at the Mansion.