New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
CROWDS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
THE RAILROAD RECORD OF SPRING
TRAVEL BROKEN.
A BOULEVARD TO LONGPORT-A FINE DRrvEwA1
TO THE MAINLAND AssURED-GUEsTs


TO THE MAINLAND AssURED-GUEsTs
AT THE HOTELS.
Atlantic City. May IS CSpeciaD. -With summer not
yet at hand and a week Of variable weather Just
past, Atlantic City seems irresistible 70 those who
tourney oceanward. The railroad record OF passep
ger transportation for the corresponding period In
prevos years has been broken during the last week
and the travel Is equal In point OF numbers to that
OF early July. Just now Atlantic City seems to bs
n favorte spot with newly married couples. and II
is no unusual thing find fifteen twenty Of them
registering at the big hotels in the course Of week
Among the notable social Incidents here during tho
last week was a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. a. W.
Won I'tassy OF Germantown. In honor Of Mr. and
Mrs Hutchinson and Miss Hutchinson Of Buffalo,
~ Y at the Hotel Dennis. Covers were laid for the
party IN the private dining room Of the hotel which
was beautifully decorated with palms. ferns and
flowers
Thousands OF Atlantic Citys visitors will be In
terested in the fact the preliminary work
sary 10 the building OF n boulevard from Atlantic
City TO Iongport a distance Of eight miles Ia almost
completed The Board Of Surveyors. which
Gently appointed by the Court. has finished It's work
and f. about to present It's report. In which II urges
that operations for this new public improvement BE-
begun ut the earliest possible moment. This drive
wav pronises 10 excel anything else In this Inc
along the coast. and when completed Will connect
Atlantic city the northern extremity Or the Island.
ui,h Iongport the extreme southern point and will
command an uninterrupted view Of both the broad Z
Atlantic Ocean and Absecon Bay Tor the entire
distance.
syndicate OF Phlladelphans. through Judge
Joseph Thompson have purchased "A controlling In
,orcst I'm the Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY Turn
pike Company, with the Idea OF transforming this
old roadbed which connects Atlantic CITY with
the mainland. distance OF about seven miles into
a magnificent driveway with large number OF
improvements and lighted by electricity Tor its
f-,r ttfnbp Of hat
been made TO bring such a scheme TO realization.
and the news that II IL an accomplished fact will
prove gratifying to the driving public.
The wife and daughter Of Admiral Meade have
been the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. j. lIabrick. at
the Hotel Wavery. during the last week
Charles f. Leland. OF York. who has leased
the commodious Hotel Albion here. and who FORM
erly conducted the Worlds Inn at Chicago. is at
the Hotel Majestic.
General Orlando Smith. first vice-presldent OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad arrived here In his
private car on special train from New-York
Thursday evening.
Among the New-York people at the hotels are the
following:
At the Albemarle-J A. Rudolph II. Eldrdge. T.
Madison. Mrs. J. H. Langinur. H. A. Langinuir.
At the Chalfonte-Miss a. o. Crane. the Rev DIR.
Rylance, Mrs. Ryance, w. G. Kimbal, Miss II.
Bleame S. A. Farrand, d. W. Crane. Mrs f. N.
Valdne Mrs. s. A. Dodge. Miss r. VI. McGlasson,
Miss A. T. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. william A.
Peterson.
At the Hotel Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Harris
Mr. and Mrs George A. Miner. J. VI. Farley, 8.
J. Flood Mrs J. NJ. Downs. II. A. Weissman. Mrs.
T. De Witt Talmage Miss Maud Talmage, Mrs. 8.
Dickerson Miss Spicer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Olen-
sted II. Il. Oensted, Albert y. Estey. Ernest II.
Davis, Mrs. r. T. Pollard, Miss A. c. Spear J.
Alexander, Miss Boreaine Mr. and Mrs. ]. J.
Janeway
At Haddon Hall-Mrs. G. W. Post J. B. Post
Mrs F. Duffy. Miss OFarrell. E. H. Booth. Mr..
and Mrs. William Booth Mr.. and Mrs G.. B. Mat
thews. Mrs F. H.. stoy, Mrs L. G. oelouze, L. H
At the islesworth-Mr: and Mrs. j. J. Cohen MrA
MnfR mss Wns hd MA Mr. rn9 MRS
n sS Hoi Si'fIn aGa Srdison Mrs Ho-
cioyd. H. Solomon, Samuel Walters, Mr. and Mrs
". White. Mrs. X. steetson and James Benedict
AT the MansiOn-H. J. Howard. Il. !; Greene, II.
Collins G. H. O. Shea Mr. and and Mrs C. H. Smith,
Miss N. Smith, r. r; Gemmill. II. P. Heller and
At 'i the Majestic"Mr and Mrs. Charles E. Leland
Charles Wagner Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. Foote. O. HUI
Der. 4. Weldon Miss Brady. William Edwards and
A the Psnnhprst-Mrs a. p; coms'Ssk Mrs,
Walker James Keller Miss Mary L. Dougher Miss
c, Dougher. Mrs X Powell Henry s. Redheld and
hs SEASIDE III HGu, si VIII; y Hayden, MF ans
W. G. Blum. C. DAILY, Mr. and Mrs. C; $. Duval. 6.
Ran RqYa we SyV Miss Bu Kapaa y Ms law:
renee Mr.. and Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs. Hosplie and
Miss f. Campbell
At the Hotel Traymore-Mr. and Mrs Arthur NJ
Austin Mrs q. 4. Curtis Mrs W. l.. Squire. Mra
Lucy +. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart Skean,
W. F. Norris. William Tucker. John NJ Francis
Il G. TROUT j G. Lyons G. B. PrIehard. Nj and
II. Cook, Miss Bessie Cook. W Il. Rogers, Mrs
.E. Eager. Miss Eager: Mr. and Mrs. c. d. Park
At the Hotel Windsor-Mrs. Beale Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Seaman. Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Webb Mr.. and
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs II. $. Turphon. Miss NJ Evans.
II. Renknaff. George F. Hunton Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Rendebrook. Thomas Malleson. A. II. O.dmby, Mr.
and Mrs W. L; Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. G. d. spen-
Ger. Miss y. l.. Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Henri r. Cassell and b. c. Human
At the Waverly-Mr. and Mrs John Flynn Miss
Demarest. Mrs: NJ. F.. Headden. Charles +. Doherty,
and Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ. Leonard.
At the Hotel Berkeley-Mrs. :. H. Well Miss Kit.
tie kerrigan and j. Harris.