New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-02
THE CASCADE.
AUGUST OPENS WITH EXCELLENT PROSPECTS,
INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK.

AUGUST OPENS WITH EXCELLENT PRoSrEcTS~
INCIDENTS OF THE WEEK.
Atlantic City. y. j. Aug. l (SpeciaD.-August
opens here after a phenomenal July in point Of
prosperity. with Atlantic city practically luIl OF
visitors and with prospects that betoken continu-
ance OF such gratifying conditions well into sep
TENDER By tomorrow noon the so-called elastic
accommodations will again be put to test. ana Il
last Saturday and Sunday can be considered cri-
terions then this test will he severe one. for on
those two DAYS alone the arrival by both railroads
numbered close to the 5000 mark. The warm
weather OF the last week has virtually driven the
visitors en- masse TO the beach front. and from all
appearances IL would seem that the entire visit
ing population had no other desire than 10 Inscr
on the strand for almost the entire day; conse-
quently the beach has presented a gayer appear
ance than il has in any other week so far this
season. and then, with the water of the ocean
warm to a delightful temperature has daily at
tracted such crowds toward surf bathing until III"
breakers have fairly become alive with humanity.
The social happenings of the last week nave suf-
passed in number and character those of any pre-
vious week of this season. and TO enumerate them
would include many times all the hotels in the
CITY A large proportion OF them were conducted and
patronized by society for the benefit OF various
local ehartahe ns,tMto1i amon ne % agaer NJ N
mortal Home for Invalid Women anc the Atlantl,
goodly sums through these efforts OF their friends.
which have acted as sirons induccIicht l'r Tie
arranging OF
An interes ing and tender little romance has Dos
somed forth amid the hurly-hury OF the busy
Esplanade The scene OF the affair By the course
of human events has been laid In IN" japanese
village and garden. tn" upper section OF the
walk Osaka KinCoro and Miss Nebbo Ansan both
brought from Japan by the manager OF ii'e saiuc,
and both strangers 10 each other until they met
In this city tho opening OF the season. ha'
formed an acquaintance which gradually rpeurd
into friendship and still further into a more tender
aft Fearing the nagerS dlSpl'hShrr. ana
not fully understanding the ways of this section OF
nent at the village and return 70 Their natiy" lah
Alarmed at tn" loss Of TWO OF MS best attaches w,
manager. Kushbiki. hit upon Il happy plan. when
took the form OF an offer that If the lovers con
scented TO have the marriage ceremonies take place
nj The garden he would pay their travelling cX-
liberation the offer was accepted, ana Hrians"-
ments are II order TO nave the Wedding core
mony take place In gay style According 10 tne
present programme the couple Will be united next
Tuesday evening with the japanese villagers scry.
ing as attendants upon the ceremony. which VIII
be conducted strictly according to japanese law
and custom -,
delightful juvenile social affair which took
place on the big pier Tuesday evening vas
The annual tea party. which was enjoyed by AT
least five hundred children and witnessed by no less
than four thousand adult spectators. In addition
TO the reception ana serving or tea d"llghtlu en-
tertainrnent was given TO the little ones.
The annual Hebrew Charity Bal was held AT the
Uote, Isesworth last Monday evening and proved
an undoubte1 success.
The handsome steam yacht Marietta: owned 10y
Kingston H. Moore of New York. arrived at the
She made the trip from NewYork Harbor down
ne coast average speed OF twenty -iour mics
an hour which Is said to be one OF the quickest
passages ever made between the two ports.