New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20
SUNSHINE AT ATLANTIC CITY.
\ WEEK OF WARM AND PLEASANT
WEATHER.
PREPARATIONS FOR OPENING THE BIG HOTELS

PREPARATIONS FOR OPENING THE BIG HOTELS
ENJOYABLE SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Atlantic cry n j. Jan 10 ,SpeciaD.-Still the
.h,,o and nleasant climatic conditions exist at
Atlantic CITY and there has not been colo DAY lor
a week A little rain early in the week kept 'he
guests indoors, but the remainder OF the ui"e III"
thermometer has never been below ~ degrees anu
generally considerably higher. so that the VISITORS
have been thoroughly enjoying themselves anu A"s
influx of new arrivals has been large
Prepara tons for the opening OF the larger houses
.,,ch have been closed during the winter are gong
on rapidy and next week VIII see all vi mem
thrown open the public inquiry a'ho"s ."e
clerks show that the number OF people pooheo io'
rho entire Lenen season is very large, and IN fac1
there will be little room LETT III inc Id SCI "'N
after the middle OF February.
Thor. have been several social affairs tnis week.
probably the most enjoyable being the LADIES
Night rendered by the Morris GUARDS 20 'ne'l
friends at their spacious armory. Inc aHar came
~ Thursday evening and was attended py over
ona ,no',aino many Of the visitors who always
receive a general invitation TO the aiia,s y, |
leading social organization me Gua nsd NV milf
tnrw Ssl This same organization viii give three
balls during the latter part OF this month ana non
ss 5he chief social incidents OF the season.
Atlantic city Is promised all varieties OF d'iia'
Of the streets Of Cairo as It ap
peared at the Worlds Fair Wnicn n M,. end of the
atlantic City is to be favored Win new paf,y y
,ousn"ner which Is something IT has neeuea , ,us
some time The new paper is to be known as ,, Lme
Atlantic city Daily Press ana VII u appr norts a.
i,abruarv ~ II will contain United fress ,epo' %
Well as make special feature OF the ho'ei anu
social life at this resort. .,,,, forward now
for new charter which. II allowed oy rme
iegisature as does not seem al an ii III, :, ayan
more attractive than at present AZ baye endeav-
sort For some time the business a me-, waved and
Hnvievord drive built down the beach 10 l1nspots
D ,ha adonton OF the charter it Will allow me
City Council to bond the he e mad In at atom once
tnrse mp bs season for the cottage element from
New-York and they are con,i.as ~ be quite a
coodly numbers. There promises 20 o contineent
SSoiony OF NEWCOMERS in the cottage ~ En-
this year: they are generally "a 70 Nsrvland ayes
gax Years ago there were never more than nan h,t
dozen from the merropos suv 100 families quar-.
"a. M ia her" through the spring and summer.
The through NewYork express sPee'pa, srnsvvania
Gan running last Monday over ths nn9sber Of
nnssensers. which is increasing daily. .,o ,o,,ow.
Am Wr i"' Adams and Miss Adams az the no no,
ing: MIS- MIS-, ~ Nrs r. Billervile Miss Graydon John
~ Graydon and Charles f. Fernpurg' a' Tic ''e'
Arr the Hotel Brighton Mrs j. g. es Ms9tn
\ b. Wetmore Mrs. BeTr r and Mrs. William Ellis
scui and I: Mason T hemp Mr. and Mrs C. p
N MaGksy s, III MI Miss Jennie sutton. F.
1;raham. j. r Hodgen and A. G. Ca''"'"' '''' -"
the Msns tennis are A. j. Robinson Mr. ana MfS
49, AZ she wood Miss Conwood Frank b. ihon'pS'n
and Colonel J. e. Collins Y Wood. n. W Reed John
IL KamSe Donney AnSre%S FGslas o,s otto
Huber r Rseyes are are at H. i.u Moorysr K H.
Al the HS %r and Mrs. Richard sedenbqrg d. A
,d Mrs G IT. Goddard Miss Godaar W. Ns ai
Mrs George T. G WaTner George c. Dewey, T. {.
Stout and Dr. John l. Hart