New-York tribune., 1895-02-17
SEASIDE GUESTS ENJOY 4 SNOUSlOhA.

sIEtGrlNG At ATLANTIC CiTf-ALL THE holh-'
NOW oprN-GrEsrs FROM NEw-YoRK.
Atlantic civ. N j. Feb. 10 (SpeclaD.-Thougn 'he
f,r.s OF the blizzard seemlngy endeavored 10 paS'
the purposes OF the seasldes winter Vlsi'o's io' ."
week back yet large number oraved ue 'e''o''
or the storm and Joined Atlantic Cltys winter CON
t,ng.nt ON. OF the through New-lork trains Wen
laden with passengers bound TO the e"y oN Tue
asa 3f,ar considerable delay. managed to get a
,e,y miles bevond Camden. where the engine gave
out and consequently the travellers were lorce"
TO be taken back to that city. Here they were oo,-
pellcd to remain over night accommodations al '"e
Loading hotels being furnished by the railroad COM
pany But not passenger was fouhu 'ss'"e
when the train started 70 resume the Journey next
r,orrng What the snow did for Atlantic 'lty
might be considered beneficial. inasmuch as II fur-
ntshed an abundance OF sleghing during the snort
time II lasted. and 70 no great extent 'h'erieIeu
with the movements OF those already mere Inc
ocean promenade vas free OF the snow almost I'M
medlatey after the fall had ceased The snow
hanks are RAPIDLY vanishing and in many places In
tho civ II would be hard II imagine that snow had
fallen recently.
Among the Incidents OF the week which in
ierestcd society here the wedding or MISS cara
Eleanor Lehman, of Atlantic city. and Theodore
Wilson Cook OF Philadelphia The ceremony was
nerformet at the Church of the Ascension. and
hrought together many leaders In society After the
wedding an elaborate breakfast was given at the
Hotel Lehman. Miss Lehman has for several sea-
80 MS been a great favorite.
4 valentine tea given 10y the Womens Auxiliary
Of the Church of the Ascension on Tuesday evening
was another interesting social affair that brought
together large concoursc OF visitors and residents
ON THURSDAY evening another of the series OF
Ladies' Nights was given by the Morris Guards
The programme opened with brilliant military evo-
lutons continuing with musicale, ana ending
with dance
During the last week that portion Of the ocean
bounding the city has been literally alive with gun
ners who have had good sport with the immense
number OF ducks that have been lowering ABOUT
here for time.
An interesting sight on the beach the early part
of the week that caused by the high wi'os
piling the snow to heights ranging from three 10
six feet. The spray from the ocean then dasheu
over II and the mass froze hard. For about zOo
feet from the promenade and for seVerai squares
on either side of the Ocean Pier the peac" was
like a scene in the Arctic regions.
The Hotel Windsor was opened To-Day ms
house continues under the management oi u
Jason Waters who Is now also Its sole proprietor
Mr. Waters is further well known through his con-
nection with the summer resort. Devon lnn at
Devon Penn. with the resumption OF business
by the Windsor all Atlantic Ciiy's Leading hoteis
are now open The state of business at the Dem
mis- Travmore. Brighton. Haddon Hall, chalfonte
Sea side and Sheburne is most gratifying at this
season. and is thought to indicate the approach Of
the most PROSPEROUS season ever recorded mere
Among the NEWCOMERS in town this last week
are the following: . . ,
Dr. B C. chariss f'irH Myers Mrs Myers and A. L.
Brown are at the Chafonte.
G. d. Graves and j. r. Jaeger are at Haddon Hall
Mrs w s. Wing and Miss Meday are ar the Penn
hurst " ,,. , - 49,,
and Mrs John W. Wood. John W. Graydon, Miss
Ciraydon and Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Bellom. jr.
Mr. and Mrs Onatlva. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Maclay
W. F.. II. Maclay at the Dennis
Al the Brighton are Mrs. George Williamson
Walton Oakley. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Russell Bar
ker f.. C. Cummins. Miss May Cummns Mr. and
Mrs ussa R%naX ana Mr MSi Mps Mnuds W
and Mrs. A. c. Dexter are at the Hotel Tray
more.