New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-14
THRONGS AT THE SEASHORE
ATLANTIC CITY ENTERS UPON ITS MOST
PROSPEROUS EASTER SEASON.

VISITORS TURNED AWAY FROM THE LARGE
HOTELS PREPARATIONS FOR VARIED sum
MrR AMrsEMENTs-HoTEL ARRIVALS.
Atlantic civ. y. J.. April I3 (specia0 With the
dawn Of another Easter Day tomorrow morning
Atlantic City will be quartering within its borders
far more visitors than have ever been seen here at
tho corresponding period Of the year. since the
beginning Of the present week almost all OF the
large hotels have been compelled to turn away ap-
p..cauts for accommodations over Easter sunday.
This unusual rush has sought the smaller houses
and to-day finds throng here that strongly re-
minds the observer Of an August influx.
The evidences OF the approaching gay season have
b,cn 80 strongly demonstrated during the week
that the prediction that the season to follow will
be- the iiveliest and most prosperous on record
seems iufalble The active preparations Tor
notable display and hearty participation by the
smart set are marked on all sides. Various forms
OF social diversion and enjoyment are scheduled 10
70 low each other in rapid succession, ana SO many
are they that the usual outdoor pastmes must be
NEGLECTED. for a strict attention societys indoor
| movements.
Among the social happenings during the
| week was the progressive euchre party
given by the guests OF the Pennhurst
in honor Of Mrs. T.. 7. Taylor, Of New-fork.
| Among those who participated were the Misses
! Conover OF New-York Mrs. +. 5. Fowler. OF Tar
rytown " Y; Mrs. J. :. Hun,singer and Miss
Huntslnaer. of Montreal; u. Mel Of Austria; Miss
II NJ Abcu OF Silver Creek. y. Y: F. II. Steel OF
Toledo and Dr. NJ. NJ. Johnson. of Philadelphia
Atlantic City has been chosen as the place Of
meeting Of the annual national conclave OF odd
Fellows which Will convene here during the coming
summer ocean Pier has been selected as the meet
ing ulac, for the convention. and 1t is expected
that the affair VIII bring together fully l50N odd
Fellows from all parts OF the country
Warren f. Leland the millionaire hotel man. has
been here during the week, combining business
iop Il ING = 70
the erection OF a new icO-room hotel to be built on
the beach front.
The organization Of a college baseball nine to
play here for the summer is now In order ana !"
the course Of few weeks many notable improve
| mcnts Will be made on the inlet ball ground Many
good amateur players have been engaged anu games
with strong teams have been scheduled
The Yachting season here Will open on April u
with "A race between the Mosquito yachts OF ,he
Cornthan fleet At meeting OF this heet III tue
early part Of the week arrangements Tor resa'''
were almost completed. Invitations to participate
have been accepted by almost all OF the yacht cuos
OF the East and everything points al the present
time TO the livciest that the local deVo'ees
of this sport have ever known
The Hotel Richmond. situated in kentucky-aVe''
near the beach. opened for the year inns "eeN
upon the completion of Improvements which nave
been In progress for several months. lhis mouse
has b,cn considerably enlarged and further I'M
proved by the addition of an electric elevator
The Rev C. Levitt and Mrs. Levitt. OF Tarrytown
y y are here for stay of several weeks weeks and
brather,in-Iaw Of Thomas Bayard. is at the Hotel
Windsor for an extended sojourn % 81 Nev-york
Joseph G. Wolf. Of the state senate OF Ne"-ioi
Mrs NJ H. Medley OF New-York, is here for
p' Pos5maSte S T. W. Johnson of Baltimore is at the
't General Ii. H. bingham. of Philadelphia. is a
Mrs. c. *. Tenney. of BROOKLYN Is a' 'ne iio'e'
J<.nd for
Mr. and Mrs S g Reynolds and daughters Misses
Gertrude. Thebc and Ethel OF East Orange. \; j.
and Mrs c. NJ Bellows and two children of Brook
yn are guests at addon Mai this week ncluaes
anan. Miss Adele buchanan. Miss Charlotte o ponS-
GHe H ( Gm Mrs wSm RICHARDSON Rsn
4dsSn Mr and Mrs: S Hn5a.ss' Mr * W Wffn1;
fT raaahSad Mi.s hroadhsad Harry RsyGod;
Kim o M and Mrs Mrs wrsh 0sS waksT
MIS- ' France "" reed Mrs Florence Reed Miss An
S 81 and r. t + 3mssd Mr and Mrs Mrs
y l,'' Holmes. Frederick H. Cone Mr. and Mrs. ". l.
ns Ira sH2p s JONES B. a ss ryn Miss Anna
4s IL Mr. Mr. and and Mrs EAFry
" M Pcs And Mrs H HSsF and Ric Ms
and and S Mrs. NE r w J. Haoweii o. ~ '-''.e''
| At Hadlon Halle. II. Rush V. p Traers f. G.
| Traers j ~ Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Reynolds
Mrs II Howard Mrs a. d Bennett Miss Nr l. 4
| Wilson Mrs +. Il. Aldrich Miss II. 3. Edwards
Mr. ana Mrs orr A. pa Marsh YRS r. c Mr Renods
| Tipplncott Miss = {. Coale. Miss A. /. Coae. J.
s Coale. r. II. Rue. NJ. Rosenberg G f. Duyey
| r II Trowbridge Miss NJ Maxwell, Miss NJ. Whit
! man Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Edwards g. +. Duvey
and C. VI Bellows.
At the Isleworih-A Fries Mrs b. NJ Mel, Nell Mss
! y Brill Mrs d. Price Mr. and Mrs. s. Dreyfus.
! Miss l.. Block and Mrs r. Meyers ,, ~
| IL the MansOn-G c. CurnOck. ID. II. Hunt, {. N
| Ucadley william Z. Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. ].
| Nixon d. V. Thomas T.. c. Wedoe. c. w. Conover,
! + : case s ID. Farra, Mr. and Mrs. J. X. kellogg
""Nt The Seaside House,. r. Spofford. Mrs. J. r.
/ srmons Mr. and Mrs. 5 c. Craig. Mrs. G. Hal
sfead Miss c. Hastead. Mrs. l.. Goodwin =. Hal
J stead Mr. and Mrs J. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. + Hol-