New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-30
coon Days a. A7L'NTI T. CITY.
THE SEASON OF DANCES BEGINS.
PLEAsA,,T EXCURSIONS NEAR THE CITY BY THE
: PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS.


unnoticeabe here by the sea as far as uncomforta-
bic temperature Is concerned but has served TO
send thousands seward for the comfort derived
from the cool breezes and naturally lower
temperature. Visitors for the entire are
arriving by the score every incoming train. and
all the large houses and large number OF the
midde-szed ones almost completely filed. The
cottage element has also put In IT'S appearance in
stronger force than before. with the result that
few Of Atlantic Cltys summer Villas now remain
unoccupied.
The social activity Of the resort has begun
In earnest and dances at all the hotels. both large
and small. nightly occurrences Beach parties.
sailing. fishing and Grabbing excursions tennis On
the lawns. horseback riding and the numerous ex-
curson trips from the city all once again In
dulged in with hearty vigor and much enjoyed by
the guests day by day
The many excursions from Atlantic City, which
the guests especially enjoy during the afternoon.
have always been looked upon decided pleasure
and features wihou, which sojourn here by the
is complete. Among those which seem 10 be the
most popular this is the steamer ride from
the inlet wharf TO Brigant!ne Beach few miles
distant across the inlet and then by electric cars
up the beach a distance Of miles. A. the
upper met boats are taken 10 the nearby fishing
banks. The round trip be made In an hour and
a half and Is one OF much interest. Taking the
other direction from the city another inviting trip
Is made by the electric motor TO Longport.
the extreme southern end OF the island. and dis
OF eight miles from the city-by-the sea.
I.ongport Is pretty little sea~hore town al the
terminus of the road where Yachts o. taken for
fishing and SAT. ng al steamer If desired viii
convey visitors across this net to the neishborins
resort OF Ocean CITY.
fad has leap 4 into popularity here within
the last fortnight. ard especially does It obtain
favor among women. This is to Jew the sunrise
4, sea. ard. indeed. the sight is one we'll worth the
Sigh, effort. The rdwa.k. ~ the vicinity Of the
lighthouse. is the favorlte poin' Of o. rvaon. and
every clear morn!ur 90 nun "rovs parties OF the
various hotels assef IN ara .-hool en-
joyng the beautiful marine specti
The Atlantic CITY Baseball Club. composed Of
college players who MAKE their summer home here
began its last Monday. and has ut yet been
beaten
For the further protection Of bathers the full
complement Of the municipal be- patrol were
assigned 20 ihe,. stations this < and mmeGi-
ately went into service. The force numbers
twenty-four men who have for their use twelve
liieboits. Throughout ,he day they watch over tho
movements Of the Thousands ~ bathers. ready -
rescue those who hy aco.ien, or lmprudcnce. are
in danger Of drowning
Elaborate arrangements are making for hearty
celebration ~ the Fourth - July The decorations
Throughout, the city vii he on m extensive scl,e
and vii form A'ting aeon Impairment 70 = special
programme OF anus ed os the occIs on
For the evening pubic -!spl., - pyf'i~cAnies
will be given on the beach front ocearwari % The
boardwalk. a position which WI allow The thou
sands Of Visitors an amp.e opportunity 70 witness
the exhibition.
Among the New Workers In town tn .ast week
have been the following
At the Hotel Herkeiey-J. r. Free. Mfs Henry
Kellogg. Mrs J. Roberts. Mrs. 6 Sev,niord. 81.
arl Mrs. l.. II Colt. Miss Cou ana Mr. and Mrs
George Quick.
At tho Chaifonie Mr. and Mrs. " . Br~umhn.
l.. a Kro.l. ". II. Knish, nd Mr., Knish,
At tho Hoie. Al1.ne-E . TlIrbcr. Charles
Parsons. Nj and Mrs. Georse f. Bcl.myer and q.
Al the IIo', D;"qi. i ia,ae' i'2'n WI II j?af'
George ELS and e l. Goln
Al lIadaon lsl.S = GIecn a F. Aesandisr.
and Mrs a'' p s,spren: ' H.: s-pscn. MT ana
Mrs. {. Werner. sis. Werner Mrs. .. f. Miller.
Al the I.e.wor,h.-J FIank;eid. NJ. Ncwberser. y.
Nlnas AMI Miss : Frankfelf
Mr and nd Mr a'' IT, mo Mo,,er Mr and Mr. V
Tnm'Gn J. KS, s0 RS M NJ and W Mr. S M4S
Warren
"A ne r. and N b.H GF. awe NJ r.
.srs h NJ o s,s ": f,JG s:c u5 ms" Hs
Henry cola. Mr.. 4, NJ. Green and ". Farana.
rslly A a1.,aas ana hss r: y Terry Miss
At the Mansion Hogaerl. 9 simpson; r.
iinss,' Gr, ann Nj H.. Wil1 'otao" r. Mar
+. 5. Doney. & A. Boyle c. J. Roche. II Bacr and
r. Strouse
Al The Pcnnhurs' E. Many, Mrs Thomas
Wall. Miss NJ Layman. &. A. Pax. Mrs. H. II
Leaton. X. II. seaton and Mr. and Mrs J. II
Brown
At the Seaside Houae-Mrs J. C. Abbott. J.
t;crsch. - Murphy. @. F; Kiinebursh, H. chaur-
ant jr.. a Schwartz. T.. Kellogg. Mrs {. \
Mitchell Miss Z. Mitchell. Miss r Mitchell and
Miss &. & Roberts
AT the Hotel Traymore--A. ". Mackey. George
II cook. w Il Mcclellan. Benjamin Jackson Henry
Sugler Dr. John Turner. Thomas ]. Turner. Miss
Sadie Loniand George T. Hammond. Miss. Jessie
Hippo. Mr.. md Mrs. George n. Hugo AMI Arthur
Brown
Al the Hotel Windsor-Mr and Mrs " II West
hafer. r. Bosqur. w + Fort X. s OLoughln.
B. Mailing ana Mr. and Mrs Charles H'am.
At the Wavery-William +. Loss and j. Sevy.