New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
ELABORATE EASTER MENUS
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS VIE WITH ONE
ANOTHER IN PRINTED AND PAINTED
NOVELTIES.
REFORMS INSTITUTED BY THE NEW MAYOR
ENTERTAINMENTS OF TIE wEEK-INCREAs-
ING PATRONAGE OF NEWCOMERS -
CHESTS AT THE HOTELS.


ENTERTAINMENTS OF THE wEEK-INcREAs-
ING PATRONAGE OF NEWCOMERS
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.
Atlantic CITY. ~ j., March 81 (speciaD-The OBJ
servance of Easter here by the sea was somewhat
marred by dsagreeable weather, and Just at the
time that II WIS furthest from expectations hap
py the showers confined their downpour 10 one
day. and while they influenced the premature de-
parture of a large number of transient VISITORS the
longer term guests remained to enjoy continual
tion Of the same delightful weather that has
marked the last month. The celebration or Easter
tide has continued with a hearty vigor up 10 the
present moment, and In no quarter mas the SEASON.
able life and gayety been allowed TO lag lot one
moment Dances well as all other social func-
lions have been in order and in great numbers all
the week and have been largely attended. The large
hotels as well number OF the smaller ones are
comfortably filed and the morning and evening
trains still continue TO bring crowds OF newcomers
with undated regularity. The usual iuii IN hotei
business that every one anticipates after Easter
Sunday has not yet shown Itself, and as II IS now
a week overdue the various business people rejoice
in this happy disappointment and are keeping up
their line Of preparations TOT continuation VI 'no
present prosperity.
Among the many social affairs OF the week IN
which visitors have participated was the fuI dress
military ball given by the Morris Guards AT their
wednesday evening, Ut WHICH 0vV "oiiN0'"
were present The affair brilliant one, and on
the floor were seen many Of the social leaders Oh
the surrounding cities. The Evening with Our
Best Authors" by the elocutionist. Mrs. Mcdonald
ct the Hotel Waverly, on Monday evening was
successful and attended by 300 people Her ORA
matte recitals were interesting and realistic espe
cially that portion from The Rivals" There Is
hardly hotel that has not given something 10 as
sist in the gene al whrl of entertainment ana 1t
would be impossible 10 attempt TO chronicle all
The art exhibition at Haddon Hall still continues
and several new and finely executed pictures nave
been added. At the Casino the week has been an
especially attractive one and THOUSANDS OF peopie
tions and music were of the highest order ana the
Russian Court Orchestra will remain during me
season. AS is always the case during inns "e,h
there has been a number Of church affairs all with
more or less originality and which seem o 10 G
who take such interest in these affairs at none
The large hotels seem to We Win one anU'n op
Easter Sunday and, to take those which were ussd
most attractive. The Haddon Hail had a hand
painted satin photograph frame Gao nar1 1 fas
tened in the frame. The card was detachable, 50
that photograph could De put IN ns pace ool
let. hsnd-painted corded with white satin cord,
printed in gilt and scented with sachet me ii0tel
Windsor's was also in the form of booklet,
leaves. This also heavily padded Inc Chal-
fontes consisted of 1d care yn w brs IN
embossed letters The Trayrnores was of an oval
marie Irvjngton. Isiesworth, Lehman. Hoffman,
Penhurst Dennis and Shelburne all got out pretty
and attractive special designs, mostly tied %ith
corded RIBBON and printed in gold and silver such
a collection at one resort has seldom Deeh seen
". H. Mcclellan. r. NJ. D. Kirkland and Miss
NJ. ]. Railway Of New-York. are registered at the
Mir. and Mrs G P Emmons :nN W. NIB B. H aGgisnn
At Haddon Hall Mr. and Mrs; " J. Nells.
NJ and Mrs Bay M5S R W B McWi kiss
DUFFY. Charles T. shuttas A. anthony Il; h. a, An
thony, n. b. Day. Charles w. Cass and Mrs f. l.
' Mrs, & Tenney and Theodore Tenney are recent
ar Mr. and d M is A. Miss RICHARDSON
Mr.; and MIS-: Boynton,. T. G , BoyntOn' Miss Day
MISS A: ' Rehman s NJ ATT s
Miss KgSs p b'S % and nd Mrs Ne
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bondy, M ana MIS- H. % %,
Stern, Mrs J. panzig' Maurice Powers and MI anu
NewYOrkers the Traymore include S,Ii II III Den
Stair. jr Mrs J. b. Thompson, Mrs T. L. Ogden den
T. P Goodwin, F. j. Drisco Miss Barker nr,1 MISS
Mrs William Drummer, Victor Kohn' Mrs. X. Walds
ana AT the sheburne are L. B. Smith b. w Smith.
s. c. Nelson c. D. Donahue, i; Donahue Mss
Adams, Mrs. c. II. Baily. and Mr. and Mrs Her
ma" Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cramp are at the Madison;
At the Dennis are registered ~ o. Tsck M and
Mrs F. S. Hail a. Mitchell Hall, T Towins,end Mr'
and Mrs. c. c. Burgoyne. Alfred s. Maicomson'
James Edmunds Francis II. Holmes, W. W. Sh o.
maker, Mr. and Mrs. George r. May frederlck J.
Lindsay, Mrs. H. NJ. Kildredge, f. b. Bartlett MISS
bartlett and Eugene G.. Blackford ~,
T. T. Backus. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Durham MIS-
Elizabe orr Miss orr, II. Il, Sommer. Mrs j. -
Guilbert, Mrs j. c. Yernes. Mr. and Mrs {: l..
Clarkson and Mr. and Mrs John Leight are New
Workers staying at the Hotel Hoffman
c. O. Baker, E. Miller and Mabel Miller are at
the IrvngtOn. ~ c,,.. ,,
At the Windsor are Crimson Bosy, Sidney Bosy'
George T. Mav. jr. II. Page Guyton, W. II.
Paverth Miss c. l.. Harris Mrs Lawrence Miller
Miss I.auie Waterman and Adele Seckendorf ~
Workers at the Chetwoodc include James H.
O'Neil Edward S. Farley, Charles IA. Giles. Mrs
/ T. Thomson Mr.. and Mrs. william Ii. bolstOn'
Mrs Bale and Miss Lizzie Bale. ,
hr and Mrs. r. S. Stafford Miss j. X Hotch-
kiss and Miss Fredenka Lathrop are staying at the
RunnymeGe. - CO.. "
J. r. Wainwright, Mr. and Mrs. r. p Salter II.
w. HAYNES and c. II. McKenna are at the west
minister. ,, c...,.. ,
Green Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Kennedy. MI ana Mrs
Rusch Harold Jacoby, Mrs. II. d. Beam, MIS- r.
T. Arch, James Barner II. Amy, Mrs Seth W
Johnson Miss l.. w. johnson. Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph
Walker Thomas Powers, Miss l.. Ross ana D. l.
Ross 49, ~ L.. MIN. T
At the Lehman are George P. Way, 1r.. Philip j.
Wilson and NJ. Clinton Mason