New-York tribune., 1895-07-14
ELKS THRONG ATLANTIC CITY,.
NOVEL FEATURES OF THE PARADE.
THE HOTELS OBLIGED TO TURN PEOPLE AWAY
TROLLEY PARTIES" IN VOGUE


TROLLEY PARTIES" IN VOGUE
Atlantic City. N. j.. July 13 (speciaD.-The last
week in this cosmopolitan resort by the sea mas
been a glorious one in every respect ana 'ne ',e
and activity attendant upon the presence OF sue"
uneaualled crowds of visitors have been materially
increased by the assemblage Of at least So" mem
bers of the Benevolent Protective Order OF EAs
and their accompanying friends. This orgahizauoh
has been In annual session here curing '"o "eo"'
and their entertainment has been the most e'ao-
crate ever furnished by the municipality 10 any
body Of visitors. although the festivi'es were
marred by the unfortunate accident OF wednesday.
The New-York Lodge. No. l, proved one OF the
largest In line. and created decided impress
sion by their fine appearance in the review ana
parade. An attractive feature OF their presence
here was the Juvenile band from the Mission Oh
the Immacul Virgin. OF New-York whicn ACCOM-
panied them and the p.andits OF the tnousahos
who greeted their appearance every"here. i"e.o
remarkable Juvenile musicians werc fortunate
enough to capture the first prize in the band con-
test held on the Ocean Pier Tuesday evening"
Another feature presented by the New-forK iouse
was the decided novelty Of a pair OF genuine ems
driven in harness by one of the members OF '"e
lodge. - 49,.
so great Is the influx at the present time that
n number of Atlantic's leading hotels are already
compelled to turn away applicants for quarters.
This fact denotes most prosperous state OF al
fairs when It Is considered that this c'ty poa'''
~ inward of a thousand hotels and boarding
houses To entertain this host IL can DC reau'y
understood requires little EFFORT out tne .hous,
VS., an. ,,ar,ous measures offered by Nature and
n,,r ,re eoual TO the task. and from early morn
until late at night this vast throng Is apie u Aep
its time fully occupied In pursuit OK the p'eaSu'e'
that best suit each individuals fancy.
The latest fad to find favor with the s'ra"ss'
here is that Of the trolley party apo" 80
ctad
purpose OF making excursions after DARK from 'ne
Ip,s, IN Ionuport the two extremes OF the isianu.
The cars are handsomely decorated and orN'ah''y
Illuminated by electricity Every evening this week
these parties have been In vogue the most ho.aoe
one being that given by the Morris Guards Atiah-
,ic Ctv, famous social military organization
Fishing this week has been good and the catches
reported .urpass those OF any previous week dur
ing the season so far.
SewYorkers noticed In town during the week
week include the following:
At the Albemare-J. p. Tbbetts. d. c. Manton
J. p sherry II. b. Dow 7. W. Preist. c. T. Fer
nald c. T. Cumop. l.. Rhymes. T. Monaghan, j.
conev. T. Moonan. j. Banfo-d. F. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs c. W. King Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Myers MI
and Mrs W. r. Close. Mr. and Mrs. ]. McCrystal.
At the Hotel Berkeley-Ralph Brown, H. P.att.
AT the Breevoort-Mlss NJ Henry. j. E. Flanagan
f. ". Preston. Professor Singleton fro'esSor
Sunler.
At Congress Hall-B. T. Bennett, e. F. Cunning
r. c. Westerman.
At the C.if,on-Mlss Z. Crofty. Miss NJ L. Crofty
J. s. somers, J. NJ. somers. J. Haines
At the Clarendon-J. ]. Duffy. f. Cogili. W. Will
Jams. D. Cole, II. Mantell. c. L. Chennell. +. NJ
Mcponough c. n. Winters. T. Hartheld H. stevens
At the Hotel Dennis-E. Corsider. ]. b. Stein. s.
n Hodge. A. Doubleday Mrs s. A. Filbert. James
l.. Brown Harry KIlton. J. II. Bryant, J. A. Hoh-
day Mr. and Mrs A. Hicks. Mrs. a. @. Roberts,
Mrs John Boyle and Mrs sSnnscker Ma,tens; Mr. ocon
nor. j. r. Stephens. J. Backer. W. A. HUMPHREY
At the Hotel Horman-E. N. Gruers. j. p Ru::sIi u.
Mrs. l.. Mendelsohn, Miss Nerdeisohn ana " L.
a, the Irving,on-F. l.. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs Mrs
Armstrong Mss Ns- Arm'i0ps y vso, ps r and Mrs
4. + ii. Wis Wilson, Miss 4. WOOD. q .., ~,
"a a4. e: HI: s:s s:;:s sSs ~,
r. j. Gs Gslnilson nSts A. T. Kendall William L. carpen-
At the Manslenmwrllsm Ysager J. r. BYt%:n. 3 nan.
William t e. pysT oys MIR. G bfesr m Srs.n g. VIII
lam Lane. W M Lane tockiin 3 4; M.nSsr. GSsn.
s. . M9 M9rGSs sni Mrs J. F0ieF Il Man,y n
Mrs 4. Bailey. A. Bailey. A. p Jones. L. f. Benton
- At the Majestic Mr.. and Mrs. D. Macks M.. and and
e nSSor M Mr aaa and STs Ms s1s Gps hs
sell II Beiimer r. Strauss. c. Ciausen. B. Ardler.
He,ael. A. Il. lyons +. q. Mayer. F. !: Leach, j.
A. Moreland. Mr.. and Mrs. F E whlsemsrsn; % Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Brogan. Mr.: and Mrs Il Tnompson
Mr.. and Mrs, n. ,Engel. Miss \; Engei MI. MT, ana
Mrs H. Marks Mrs. s. $. Colve. X. JACOBS, H.
Gregary. H. w. Frlman. -
Al tho Hotel Malatesta-J. MCGOWAN, l.. jackson.
Miss X Roth. Mr. and Mrs H. j. Mailer H. NAL
lett A. Appel. J. j. Bradley. c. Baldwin. T. NJ.
Reeves. J. W. Jackson. d. d. Harrison. X. j.
Thorpe -
Mrs s Thomas, Il. X. Thomas. \. A. Noyes. n
Moore Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs X
H. Cameron. William shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. c. /.
Williams =. ID. Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. @. W.
Massey. O. Heckler.
Al the San Marcos-Mr and Mrs. r. n. Culbert
Al the Seasde House-Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Blden.
J. O. Hamburger. j. b. Russell, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs A.
w Warrell
At tho Hotel Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. James Trad
we'll. Mr. and Mrs. J. Currie. Miss Curr!e, r. s. o.
Iaughln, c. X. White. Mrs. s. J. Muller, Miss Muller.
II. 4. Wells. sheldon Brent. A; 4; Wade Robert
Rosborough William Oss. Mrs. J. II. Lindsay. Mrs.
T. A. Tney Mrs Roands.
At the Hotel Waverly-George w Jackson. Miss
Rosa Levy Henry Goldman.
At the Hotel Windsor-D. p. Sullivan. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Emmons. n. S. Towner W. +. Cander, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Belmar H. b. Mcclellan Charles
Thomas Russell. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kelley.