New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-11
POPULAR ATLANTIC CITY.
LARGE AND SMALL HOTELS HAVE MANY
GUESTS.

TRAIN SERVICE FROM EwYORK-oPENING OF
MISUNDERSTANDING THE OCEAN PIER.
Atlantic CITY ~ j. Feb. 10 (SpeciaD.-Nothing
that could add to the pleasure or comfort or the
late winter and spring guest has been spared py
the hotel men and business people, ana Atlanuc
CITY has placed itself on record as being better
able 70 accommodate and entertain its usual sea-
sonable crowds this season than ever before Ihs
comes from a knowledge that this resort Is the
neonles seaside home and on them It's existence
rests and the perpetuaon or US popularity depehds'
To their enjoyable entertainment every point mas
been directed and instead Of the stranger upon MS
arrival here finding the usual cheerless condition
of the ordinary watering place in the winter season.
he discovers thoroughly equipped city and all the
comforts and conveniences and attractive features
that go TO make a short or long stay peasant
The last subscription dance OF the season was
given by the Morris Guards during the last week.
Tho attendance was by no means confined to the
local contingent but made up in great part by
large number of prominent visitors. VINO joined In
the evenings festivities and did much toward max
ing this of the most successful aNairS OF its
kind given here.
A musical entertainment given this evening
nv the Cecilian Choral Union at the New York-ave.
armory. Sgnor Nowinski. celebrated Russian
volinist. who is enjoying a short stay az one OF
our leading hotels, headed the list Of performers
The through NewYork and Atlantic City express
vice to-day. and will continue late into the fall
season. This train leaves New-York on weekdays
at 80 D. m, and arrives in Atlantic city at o;3o
D. NJ and returning leaves Atlantic city at a m.
on weekdays and arrives in New-York at l22
D. m.
Among the popular pastimes Of visitors none
seems more favored than "shuffiboard.' and both
men and women practice this odtme sport with
equal energy. Two commodous and comfortable
parlors attached to the Hotels Luray and Isles
worth respectively, and located directly on the
boardwalk, are in full operation and are con-
tinuay crowded with participants and spectators.
Plans for the further enlargement OF the Ocean
Pier being prepared and Will soon be carried
into effect The improvements will be mainly In
the pavilion and dancing hall and have been
brought about through lack OF accommodations for
the crowds OF last summer.
To-day marked the opening for this season by the
Hotel Irvington. 1t has been thoroughly renovated
side haven that is inviting To both the health ana
pleasure seeker. -
owing TO extensive renovation. the Hotel Wind
sor is the Of the beachfron houses TO open its
doors this season. but this morning it resumed
business. and now offers TO the visitor home that
Is replete with every feature for the comfort and
convenience Of its guests ,...-.- 49,. ..
Among the less pretentious houses that began
another season ody nd %s sHTdy m
! Michigan-ave near the ocean ana tne t.uhny-
mede sitYated near the beach In bs on
Atlantc's visiting throng. and offer pleasant home
than a stay at the largest hotels. Haddon Hall.
whose opening occurred last week is already en-:
PERTAINING a large number OF guests whose social
life within the hotel has been particularly inter-
cstng and attractive. The last weeks arrivals
have not been slow in awaiting themselves OF the
attractions of the ChalfOnte and the register OF
that house bears testimony OF the soodly number
who are enjoying its hospitality.
New Workers noticed in this week at the different
hotels include the following: George ". Wilson.
Mrs. Wilson. Dr. John Y. Pohl. Mrs. j. A. Rad
cliff. Mrs. Samuel Vernon; Mrs. c. Bramson. J; ID.
Newton. Il. l.. Westine James Roome, Mrs. Will
lam Mayer, J. Mayer and DR.. and Mrs s. T..
Strong. of Saratoga Springs. at the Hotel Tray
At the Hotel Brighton are George Evans Lieu
tenant Frederick l.. Rockwood Mrs. w. p. Gill.
James $ GIL Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Grdley. Miss Grid
ley Mrs. H. Pardee, Mrs. c. b; Musgraye. Giles
Biague Arthur Pell. Mr., and Mrs. J. II. Green
ough 4. X. Stoddard Mrs Stoddard. j. A. Thomp
son. r. H. Wilson. Mr.: and Mrs NJ Jones, Miss NJ.
Funnigan. and DR.. William " King
The guests at the Dennis include NJ. Stafford and
A. A. Macy.
J. H. NlcIlvane is ut the Luray.
AT UadC IN Hall Mrs. >. T.. Copelin y. II.
Dav MIR and Mrs. Hubert WEIGH George f. Jen-
kins Mrs. K. II. Boyd and Miss Isabel Brown.
Miss NJ H. Edgar is guest at the Chalfonte.
s T. Williams. Il. b. Atmore. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Perkins and DR.. Edward Bedoe registered at
the Seaside