New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
ATLANTIC CITY'S GREAT WEEh
ALL RECORDS OF RAILROAD TRAVEL
THITHER BROKEN.
AN r-NINrERRIpTEp ROUND OF SOCIAL GAYETY
AND oUT-OF-DOOR sPORTS-PREPARiNu
FOR THE ODD FELLOWS.


FOR THE ODD FELLOWS
Atlantic City. y. j.. Aug Il (SpecaD.-The week
just closed great one for Atlantic City' not
only great but the greatest that The City by the
Sea has ever known: and is conceded on all sides
by the business people. the cottagers. the hotei
guests and the permanent residents that more VISIT
have been within her gates since saturday Iast
than before in the history OF the resort Inc
passengers arriving Saturday and sunday III the
aggregate broke all railroad records OF previous
seasons. The Pennsylvania Railroad lines brought
into this city during the two days total OF 22'VU
while the Reading Railroad transported Zo'V" pleas
ure-seekers Counting that before the arrival OF
this great throng there were on the islahd easily
100 people. the summing up of the two VIII brihg
Atantic's population for the time peihs up u '"e
surprising number OF li7,cD
The social gayety that has ruled during the last
two months continues with the same Vgor. An
endless round of dances. receptions. germans alter
noon teas. card parties, etc. continue TO occupy
the major portion of the time of those visitors VINO
prefer such entertainment; while sailing hsh'hg'
Grabbing driving and the various outdoor pleasures
monopolize the days Of those who appreciate Nat
ure's an pie provision OF these numerous sports
Bathing seems to be increasingly popular, and
never day passes that the beach. is not thronged
with thousands of those who enjoy plunge in the
breakers.
An interesting incident OF the week was the BIZ
cycle parade of Tuesday evening. 4 large number
OF both visiting and resident cyclists participated
The Executive Committee of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of odd Fellows, together with the New-Jer-
sew state Committee. are at present hard at work
arranging for the grand annual convention OF the
order which meets In Atlantic City beginning Sep
,ember H. The preparations on most elaoo-
rate scale and already the plans and specifications
for a large and handsome arch have been submitted
and approved, and work upon it VIII PROBABLY De
started in the course OF the coming week. This
the entire width Of Atlantic-ave, the principal
thoroughfare 1t is estimated by the order that at
least 10000 representatives will be here during the
convention. and with this in view all the hotels
and boarding houses of the resort have decided TO
remain open until october l.
The propretors OF a number of the amusement
enterprises who were active in their determination
TO open their places Sunday have received Sc
rious setback through the action of the Mayor and
City Council. 4 few OF them have been bound over
to appear at court during September. This SEN
tence resulted in the termination OF this local as
pute.
At the Hotel Berkeley are the following New
York guests: Mr. and Mrs VI. II. Rothschild. Mr..
and Mrs j. A. Moffett. Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. jackson,
Edward Raign Daniel Stern. Miss Bessie Stern
At the Hotel Central: Miss A. r. McManus. J.
W. Daley. F. Ryan. W. G. Manson, DR.. K. Burke,
Miss ". O'Sullivan
At the Hotel Dennis: Mrs. J. d. Frazer. Mr.. and
Mrs W. II. Hill. II. :. Cohn. Miss Cohn. W. Il.
HAY. A. L. Newman Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Gallagher.
At the Albemare: J. II. Mcclellan, j. d. Dyle, J.
i. Urgent. NJ. Gerstle. j. Goodman - 49,
Haddon Hall: Mr.. and Mrs II. b. Fishbie. Mr..
and Mrs. G. +. Yahn. l.. c. Lanse. b. Barredo'
Miss A. Iippincott $500
Al the Hotel Hoffman: G. l.. Wilson, Mrs Fisch-
err Mrs. J. Opperman.
At the Hotel 1slesworth: r. Es'erway. p Hauer-
took the Rev 4. H. Eberhardt. l.. Bamberger, d.
schner. CO
At the Hotel Imperial William X. Scott, Mrs. L.
d. Adams.
At Linden Hall: l.. II. Rosenheim, |. Fairson. J.
Al the Mansion: Dr. E. ~ Carpenter, W. c.
Ford J. s Case Miss VI. Brown. William A. Gro
zier. A. Thompson. r. Mendeim. W. \. N0sworthy,
j. b. Hubbard. =. O Brien Mr.. and Mrs H. George.
W. L. Werner. W. Z. oliver, F. b. Glover j. d.
At the Majestic. b. Gallatin. A. Kline. William
At the Hotel Malatesta: Mr.. and Mrs. c; F. NIL
Ter ". ". Stackhouse W. Molloy. r. T. Moore II.
Hyde az ,
Mrs s Short Miss B. Short. VI. '. Barry, Miss
Barry. Mrs H. Franklin. Miss Pearl Franklin.
land William T. Flatley Mr.. and Mrs. W; !, shell
don Mr. and Mrs c. ": Hazard. Mr; and Mrs f.
F. Cooper S C. Dentz Mrs :. W. Styker Miss Sty-
ker T. Johnson. Alexander Bueman. ". t. Saun-
ders. l.. G. Walker, Mrs. II. f. Foot. Mt and Mrs
A. b. Tapen A. j. Mcintosh, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
At the Hotel Traymore: Mr.. and Mrs. John Nor
man ] " Thompson, Miss Jean Ross. J. j White.
c. Ii. Chandler j. D. Chapman. Edward Chapman,
w. H. Cunningham. 49, - . ~
Wegner. b. T. Drinhans, G. II. Eddy, Mrs w. l..
At the Waldorf: j. H. Kent, William Kline, G.
Smith, NJ +. Davis.