New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
IN ATLANTIC CITI'S SURF.
BATHING IS IN FULL SWING AND BLACK
SILK SUITS ARE POPULAR.

PROMISING OUTLOOK FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
POLITICIANS ENJOYING THE BREEzEs.
Atlantic city. ~ j. June &c (SpeciaD.-Nothing
has established more confidence In the anticipated
results of the summer season here than the last
weeks most favorable conditions. The arrivals
continue 10 increase in numbers dahy' anu lro."
information gathered at the various hotels IL is
learned that large majority OF this months Visi-
tors have engaged quarters for the entire season.
The passenger records Of the pennsylvania ana
Reading railroads for last Saturday and sunday
show the transportation Of over 1900 people 10
this resort during those two days.
Bathing has begun in earnest and daily dip In
the surf Is already recognized portion OF the
visitors diversion Already many novelty creations
in the art Of costuming in evidence In the lire
Of bathing attire many of which have revealed de-
cldedly rich and picturesque ideas. bevy OF New
York bellies have attracted considerable attention
every day during the last week by their conception
Of what is pretty IN bathing robes Inc ehure
party of six appeared in suits exactly alike Their
dress Ia OF coalb black silk trimmed with white. IN
the front broad white Law back on the shout
ders and reveal Il solid bosom OF white duck car
vas The cuffs and sailor collar are or the same
immaculate material Black stockings ana white
canvas bathing slippers complete the costume
Atlantic CITY has been visited this week by
a number Of prominent political lights Of this coun-
try, many OF whom Will remain Indefinitely. Among
those daily seen on the promenade is Arthur T. Cor
man. Maryland's senior Senator who IS registered
at the Hotel Dennis. in company with his wire ana
daughter. Congressman Tyler, OF virginia, Is quar-
ter~1 al the Chalfonte Senator John Mitchell; OF
oregon is also a guest at the Chaltonte At Hidden
Hall is Congressman a. C. Durborow, OF Chicago
Mrs. DurbOrow accompanies him on his trip 10 inc
senshore The Leland Is entertaining congressman
A. r. Hammer, OF Philadelphia. David W. Caruth;
OF Kentucky. is located at the Jraymore. ana Will
probably remain all summer.
II. stevens. A. NJ. Martin and \. Mcdowell are
at the Hotel Brighton.
MIR and Mrs Charles Mcintyre. l. Grant Stray
ley. John Besterling and r. T.. Lewis are at the
Abemarle.
At the Dennis are b. L. Greene Mr.. and Mrs
J. " Taylor and Theodore Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. l. u. McNary. II &. Mechllng and
T. & Home are chartered at the Chalfonte
At Haddon Hall +. J. Howe. the Rev NJ. a
NOtan. Miss Norhuspeon and Mr. and Mrs. W. b.
Goodwin.
I r. Bickford. II T. Singleton. TAYLOR Hoffman
5 il Van Deyle. J. S case. J. y. Dobb!ns. T.
Dayton Mr. and Mrs Charles Batdorf. 5 Berg.er,
A. H. Town.ey and Rohert H. Lutis are at
kuehn.e's Hotel.
At the Mansion are registered II. " Cook Mr.
and Mrs H. C. Caster. r. l. Godfrey, Mark COhn
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas Pau. l.. Harris and ; A.
Miss Mary Taylor, the Rev NJ A. Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs Albert Nathan +. w. Sharon. Mrs Shot
ter p Lori.larl Rona.ds. 1r.. and Mrs Philip
At the Hotel Traymore are Mrs T. 8; Herman
s + Curtce, + II. Macdonald. Mrs. 6 Ha!nes
T. VI Tate. James y. Floyd Mrs. johnson. r.
Milton Buttle. +. A. schmidt jr.; Nj and Mrs
c. Whitney. Miss Louise Floyd and Mr.. and Mrs
w ~ Cruckshan.