New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
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,ot,,. Of neonle now arriving those who
intend remaining through the Lenteh sedso"' 80
week will mark the opening OF seVerai ho"'''' ="
o,udInc Uaddon Hail. the Chalfonte. Islesworth ana
Majestic and all report that they nave many oo"''
hooked and expect to have suspicious openings
rla,sant social AFFAIR which occurred ui's
week was the reception given BY MI. ana M's
Josrph II Borton and Miss Borton' at tue Ho'e
Dennis Mr. Ror.on Is the proprietor OF the Dehf's
which IS the largest in the city, and the soeia
affairs given at this favorite hoster' are ""0"s
the most enjoyable In the city.
A, eniovable party was given by Councilman I'D
ward ) Lee and his wife on Monday evening In
honor Of Miss Regil OF Philadelphia, VINO Is visit
Ing them. 1t largely attended
The Morris Guards Will give the first OF their
series of dances on Wednesday. the SOh. and tnis
affair promises to be OF the principal Incidents
OF the winter
Whist dcvotees open, a pleasant evening a. the
cottage OF Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Donnelly on Thurs
d.y The Atlantic city Whist club meets every
TWO weeks at the home Of one OF It's members ana
over sixty now included In the mefhpetsh'p'
on Fciday evening OF this week. Miss Retta Jor-
dan gave n dance a; the handsome JORDAN cottage
In North Carollna-ave
Real estate agents report the renting OF co'tabes
TO be far excess OF what IT was last year al 'his
time all the smaller boarding cottages nave also
been taken. that when the capacity OF the larger
houses IL taxed there Will be room for "one more
| I'm fh.se smaller but weconducted houses.
To determine positively where the majority OF
guesis who come to Atlantic city at this season
live inquiry was made at all Of the houses now
open. and the list or guests recorded win their
places Of abode II was discovered that 81 per cent
Of the guests now here are from New-fork CITY
state or the New England The other 20 per cent
principally from Philadelphia. few from Western
cities and likewise a few from the South. The re-
suit Of this canvass satisfactory 10 the local
borifaces. lnasmuch determined effort mas
been FOR last eight years to bring this re-
! sort especially during the winter and spring sea
sons TO the attention OF the travelling contingent
| OF Sew York and the East No other resort has
advertised IT'S attractions In that part OF the country
a. has Atlantic CITY ana the result Is certainty
Visitors ms season viii improved
'front.' Of the city By hard work on the part Of the
bcach-frout property owners. the sand has made In
will extend from end Of the city to the other
There Is only point along the entire beach wncn
The tide AT high water and jettes nave Deeh
built there which Will have the desired result soon
The popular drive over through ,ne CUM Tho civ
across the neadowlani 10 the mainland. where an
the pleasures and surroundings OF typical country
Among thu weeks arrivals from New York at the
NGans and Mrs 4 O. Moses are at the Hotel
Al the Hotel brighton Mr.. \. " Flags; Mis-
Miss Decor. Mrs. Compton, MSS COMPTON 1:IorIa
Evans Mr ana Mrs j. Jurgensen. Mrs. J. Johnson,
Georse H. Cook Miss Bessie 4 Cook D. A. lead Head
| Mss Mary T. Driver. Fred ; Clark. NJ. Iroher'
a, the shebnrne sTe - W,I ar, 4 = G MrI
ner q F. barley j. n McIlvaine Mr. and Mrs,
| Harlan T. Amen. william IL. Batcheller MI ana
| Mrs. Charles Martin. Mrs. II. HaIon "ood anu
a j Robinson Mr. and Mrs II. J. Richie r IS
Thompson Colonel j. T. Collins Mr.. and Mrs :, Rob;
| eri J. Reetine. Mrs. A. +. Eakin ana e. I. ho"eh
| are at the Dennis. , 49,,
George T. Morse Is at the Seaside Hotel.
AT the Hotel Traymore are Henry iiammohl VI,
and Mrs | Frank Mrs. George w. stern ~ o
| 1'ook Mr. and Mrs David :. Wells. w u. James
! II T. jordon DR. and Mrs H. r. Bellows, T.
i.owensten. Mr. and Mrs. Frank bsnnet. rra"E'
| Mrs. q II Goddard. Miss Goddard. MISS Nelie
Tar. G. ii Warner, Andrew II. DE witt and Miss
| Irene DE witt.