New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-01
JOYS OF LIFE At ATLANTIC CITY
AND SOME OF THE GUESTS WHO PARTICIPATE
THEREIN.

AND SOME OF THE GUESTS WHO PARTICIPATE
THEREIN
Atlantic City, y. j.. June 90 (SpecaD>-The swell
terlng weather that has been holding full sway in
the inland cities for week more has brought
thousands 10 enjoy the cool atmosphere by the sea.
While last weeks crowds were considered some
thing phenomenal in point Of numbers for the
month Of June, those OF the present week exceed
them.
The evening hops at the various hotels are al
ready established popular features OF social life,
and are given by a sufficient number Of houses 10
accommodate all. The boardwalk on these sum
mer days with its immense throngs, novel scenes
and interesting surroundings bears TO stranger
a resemblance Of the never be-forgotten MID
way Paisance. though, Of course on smaller scale
The surf never found more favor 80 early in the
season than il has this year. OF course, the tenn
perature OF the water accounts in great part for
this increase over previous years. but on the other
hand this aquatic sport seems TO be more OF fad
than a realistic enjoyment Grabbing Is becoming
one OF the most popular pastimes here and one
that always proves highly successful In point Of
results
The Hotel Central began another season to-day
under It's old management. that OF Mrs L. A.
Rowan The number OF arrivals the opening
day Is a satisfactory guarantee Of the successful
season in store.
John Rockefeller. of New-York City, is q guest
~ the Hotel Traymore. The Hon Byron f. Richie
,bo represents an Ohio district in Congress. is
making the Seaside House his headquarters. Judge
George NJ Dallas, OF the Supreme Court OF Penn
svlyania is at the Shelburne. The Hon J. c. Sibey
the Congressional representative from Erie. Penn.
is al the Hotel Brighton with his wife and two
daughters Judge +. Carroll Brewster, OF Philadel-
phia son OF the ex-Attorney~jeneral OF the United
States is at the Hotel Brighton.
New-Yorkers In town the last week include the
following
The Albernare-Mr and Mrs. Thomas Pyle and
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harry Pike.
Hotel Windsor-L l.. Evans J. w. Sweet. jr.. f.
Kerry Mrs b. McHarey. ID. c. Harris. T. j. Hayes.
r w Lawrence George Carson, James 3 Hayden
"i Hotel Hoffman-P. b. Eyler. II. b. sommri. G +.
lehman Mrs. NJ. Ownem, w. II. Jewett and S.
TIE Chalfon,e-H Battle. Mrs. ". Lewis. Miss
Lewis Mrs. {. a. owens, Mrs. Charles Emerson.
II b. Thomas. L. T. Bradbury.
Hotel Islesworth-Mrs. A. H. Geisman. j. Mez-
bach J. H. Icsien and Mrs -. We'll.
The L,uray-J. T.. Sanders. S. IT, Merrlck. William
Gibson Mrs. Gibbons d. J. Lowery Mrs. ID.
Weaver. Miss Weaver, Mr.. and Mrs George White
more Miss Mary Whttemore and Robert r. Ellis.
Bingham-Frank Wooley, Warren l. Lombard.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Il. Monroe. Mrs. Files Mrs. Charles
Rady and Mrs. r. II. DOwncs
Dennis-J g. Hanna W. X. Huer. +. A. Juiliard,
r. r. Mayender G. b. Beasom H. Blanchard Will
. lam X. Rooney Charles F. Bakes. Henry J, Conat,
Miss Carrie S: Cooley and Miss Emma L. Cooley.
NJ Kuehne's Hotel--C. H. Anderson c. s Price p.
MI Mcbride. A. c. Warren, i. a. Pullen, G. J.
I Warner c. Griffin, r. II. Schleicher, T. r Ross.
S. @. Dentz. c. c. Brust c. ]. Roehr and j. J.
Carter
n H. Smeed. D. L. Tullis T. L. Mcrayne r. Gras.