New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-13
ATLANTIC CITY'S r. VESTS.

ALMOST \ MIDSUMMER RrsH TO THE rEACH
Atlanti, CITY y J.. May IL (SpecaD-The influx
~ the last week had an appearance almost summer
Ike and the week has been a prosperous one in
nearly every district u the island. Away up AT the
nc, the scores OF pleasure yacht captains and the
various amusement caterers vouch for this state
rnen as do the business people Of the other extreme
If the town Chelsea. Along the big boulevard
activity has regncd from on, end - the other. ana
an interview with Atlanticave merchants will con-
vince the crcduous that the season" is here to
stay
Tomorrow the brick cdince OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the Ascension VIII be opened
for the first aorvlc.s In the new structure
4 committee from the American Florists Assocla.
ton was here during the week. completing arrange
ncnts for the annual convention OF the organization
to be- held here during this summer
The local lodge Of the Benevolent and Protectiv-
Orlc~ Of Elks together with number Of other req
resen;atlve citizens are endeavoring 10 have that
order hold this years annual session In Atlantic
city.
Subscriptions to the fund for the summers Yacht
ing carnival 10 De held here continuing to pour
n and The total has already reached the 500 mark.
Sousas Band opened the Ocean Pier with a con-
cert last evening.
The organization OF what IL termed Current
TOPICS club has secured the interest and attention
OF a number OF prominent cottagers who have be-
come members The Idea Of the club IL to hold dis
cussions weekly among rs memb, rs. on the inter
cstIng subjects Of the day. The topic to he dis
cussei at the next meeting. Tuesday evening. Is
Congressional affairs conducted by Miss Florence
Nelson. and Sociological Problems. conducted by
Thomas Hand These meetings Will be continued
throughout the season. AMI Will from time 10 time
Introduce wel-known lecturers special featur, ;
Among the New-Yorkers In town this week were
the following:
Traymorc -I;obrr, Sherwood Mss Sherwood Miss
Klssain Mr.. and MIS- Alexander seward G. II.
Seward, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s Ferry. Miss /. T. Bene-
dict Sir. and Mrs NJ + strosk. Mrs j. p
stephens. the Misses stephens. Miss COckcraft.
Miss Schettler ard J. :. y Hopkins.
Scaside-Ars William Kuhr Miss Il. j. Horner
John q. Van Horne. Miss r. l.. williamson. Mr..
and Mrs. william Burns. Miss Van Horne Mrs r.
Windsor-Edward Homes, Miss Taylor the Rev
NJ A. Taylor, VI. s. Chase. Miss Anna Gaentzche.
John G. Iirecklnrdge and Harry Sharon.
Waverly-Mrs. George a. jeremiah. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick &. Wagner, George W. Loss a. j
Socidelberg Mr. -. Price. Mrs. \. p. Hargous and
Mrs ". +. Fumess.
Sutz f. VI. Rush and Miss Rush
Iiaddon Hali--Wllliam Beman, Miss Beman. DR..
and Mr,. J. r. Conking. Miss Conkling and NJ.
Tnray- Nr and Mrs H. " Moore the Misses
Moor, Miss Ritter. Alfred W. Du Ecs and George
Islcsworth-sIr and Mrs H. Guggenhemer. Miss
Fries. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fries and Leo l. Mem
Renovo-Mrs Loretto Mulry Mss Mulry. Miss
Brennan. Thomas Brennan. Mrs. NJ. NJ Cheese
man, Miss NJ A. Chceseman. Mrs. j. \. Hennessy
and Miss {. T. Hennessy.
Br.ghton-Mr. and Mrs. A. 7. Sanford. Mrs. A:
Foster, Mrs. IL. II. Perkins, Miss Perkins Mr.. and
Mrs, Edwin p. Meryin, Mr.. and Mrs Fleming
Young. Mr. and Mrs. F. 7. Earle and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Chadwick