New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-24
ATLANTIC CITY'S RUSH OF GUESTS
THEY DON'T WAIT FOR EASTER TO CROWD THE
HOTELS AND COTTAGES.

THEY DON'T WAIT FOR EASTER TO CROWD The
HOTELS AND COTTAGES
Atlantic city. ~ j. March % (SpeciaD.-As Eas-
ter is vet three weeks hence the present we'll
filed condition Of the hotels and cottages can De
regarded only mere foretaste OF what may DE
expected of the coming. season. All the spring
hotels are open for business; the various amuse-
ment enterprises booths. bazaars etc, have re-
sumed their catering and the private cottages
are being reoccupied rapidly. New-forkers are
the great ma jorty of visitors here at present. ana
no one train carries TO the shore more passengers
than the through New-York express. which arrives
daily at 800 p. m.
The ordinance passed by the city Couhch pro-
viding for the widening of Atlantic Citys BOARD
walk TO twice its present dimensions is expected
to be in operation during the coming week. ana
when the work Is completed that structure VIII DC
The finest OF its kind along the New-Jersey coas''
The demand upon its capacity during the last sea-
son has made this improvement an Imperative ne
cessity. The ocean pier in course OF cohs'"0
,ion AZ the ocean end Of the boardwalk has now
reached the length of 100 feet and it Is proposed
to continue il a point $50 feet Dcyohd hiS"""'e
mark In addition to pavilion on this se'''-
marine structure bicycle railway VIII De DUH VI,
it's side, extending its entire ieh6th Dis "e''
as a large observation wheel.
Nathan l.. Holm. accompanied by Mrs ana MISS
fIohn is here for a three weeks sojourn
r j. Creamer ex-member of Congress, of New
York, H. at the Hotel Revere.
Allen j. Fuller of Chief Justice Fuller, Of the
United States Supreme Court, is guest at the
| Hotel Irvington.
Lloyd I.owndes is with his family at Haddon
| Hail. Mr.. Llowndes the Worlds Fair Com
! missioner from Maryland.
Dr. Henry $. Norris r. at present making the
| Hotel Dennis his headquarters. Among the promi-
nent New Workers. at the same house Is Abner Nc
| Kinley brother of Governor Mckinley ,
Among the popular hotels opened the last week
was he
newest beach front houses me serKsey sun sun
q Inmds ' Kew who since last season have aided
many notable improvements to It's interior; as well
The old established Hotel Kender5on n, under the the
direction of Mrs F. NealI opened It's noorS iSe
nous has been thoroughly renovated and an
especial attraction in he shape nj OF
Among the New-forkers In town TINS week e were'
Mrs.. Gre Sutton Sir and Mrs. F. jewell Mr
and Mrs John C. Baxter Mr Rs ana Mr Mrs Sa r
s " Brown, Mrs T. B. Bac k6nrs Miss Ms ada AIDA
Mrs. j. i. Turner Herbert Cowperwaithe. Mrs
Hiram sbley T. T. Ball Miss sr f. /. Tayl onb Mlss
SIR and MTf il Paten; MISS fa, M1ra Mr. S and
ri B. Mt1 hF5 cSare H' Hcr6e ss' smith
R0e Miss JosePhne b. Roe and Rf M hna john s pa
T At' Mrs Georse H. Reeves A. W. Green. William
IS Hall. A. Z. Lamb. J: F. Warren Frank xr L.
| Mrs J. NJ Mcbride. l. Sherman, Miss Mary Gray
r Grcenough Miss Snnie Allen Ward y.n1 Mrs M, NJ
| Mrs O. II. Giles. L.. c. Nash. Mrs J. Bel; Mr.
%d Mrs GSr4@ MR. Ma ssa Mrs esreac
Frost. Mr. and Mrs Dwisht = Rcha Id Ws silSs
' At the chafonteMrs. T H. Holden Mr and
John 5;oddart walter Hi1Shmsn John FlyNn KIM
Thomas okeefc Miss NJ; - k,eie, ar, ana MI ~
D Ht the hotel Dennis Mr.. and Mrs John Camp
George A. Young James BqT rS M GbD ana N Mrs
d"a sP dS FIf is haT ES0s 2ss Mrs
James Rutherford John Rutherford F. B. Thomp,
cGrse Tnpman Eas snk i f Ese 'i Henry
A. Morris, Mrs. 9 s 4 Y9unser Jaekson p Rich
T%s aao si z Esv Elf Miss Mrs. I
Ely Mr. o5w,n w Mrs NJ fnd Ha aFs Thomas 1Sns
aoa and Ha Mr.! s. Il ps "a"S Mr N aaa
v v o0i i. Durborn, Mrs. kathleen puroorn. Mrs IS
Rcynos lr ana Mrs Frank J. H1s and Miss III i 6a
Mr. ana a. Nr hr'd PSp NJ a Newton H9dscn
J. wias mr. a. ana Potts ds Miss Potts and Mr. and
N r. the Is shNeburne-Nlr. and Mrs W, P. Mofst
Miss Moore Mr. and Mrs. George f Bunker IN, the
Rev n @ and Mrs Thompson A. f. Ha arH Ws;
VI =
~ the Seaside House, u. b. Oakley, Mr. and
! Mrs W. G. : Bekert. +. J. ellison j. Shlnn Nj
ana Mrs. Il: u. Hewins. Miss Mary H lew III T.
| Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs Newcomb Cieveland MISS
Cleve and. Mr. and Mrs C. T. R9shmorei; NJ NJ ana ana
| Mrs. \. Y. leomans. Miss Annie Say"ood VIZ. anu
! Mrs y l.. Ely and Miss Ely. -
| A. the Hotel Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. George H.
| Cook Hiss Fanny cook. Miss Bessie Cook. r K Bon
| ncr eugene Beacs John " Cartee Mr. and Mrs II
| I'rger Mr. and Mrs. j. VI. Hampton, John Doyle MI
| and Mrs. Iedyard Thompson, Miss Edith H.
| Parker. John +: Fay. Nj and Mrs. y koeh,er'
| John Cooke Henry Is. Greenwood. MI ana Mrs
lie ROY Clark Or. and Mrs. 5. +. strong. Miss
| strong Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Sevan and Mr.. and
| j. r. ianders, Mr.. and Mrs; c. y. parson; Mrs.
| r. Reynolds Henchel. Miss IIenche., Mr. and Mrs
| II. II. ponnelly. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Cord ana
N the Hotel Berkeley-Mrs. c. c. Clark, W. y
| kennedy Or. and Mrs. James L. Tyson, Mrs. h.
| Taylor and Mrs. j. Frankenbach.
Darwin Nagel Miss VI. l.. Rogers. f.. w. Gnter-
| man. H. II. Suplee Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Armstrong
| 1t the Mansion~Iohn c. Gum. y. X. Van Fleet
]. u Harrison, George Wilson and Mr. and Mrs
| At the Hotel Islesworth-Mr. and Mrs. y. Aarons
A. r. Hin. Mrs Crossheld. Mr.. and Mrs f. j.
| simmons. MIR and Mrs. Samuel Haas. Miss For
! ence Haas Mrs. Morris Rapp. Mrs j. r. FRANK
! Mrs. A. Thurman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Meyer ana >.
| At the Hotel I.uray-Mrs ". II. Grifiths. Mr.
| and Mrs. Joseph G.. MattSon. James X. Moore, MIS-
| = G. Meter and the Rev. Or. James Benedict
| Miss Janet Henderson is visiting the family Of
| the Rev. Roderick Terry, at the WINDSOR other
| Mrs D. $ owen George r. Blair, Clarence Wal
ters and John ilodsson.