New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
LENTEN VISITORS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
WINTER WEATHER AGAIN-HoTELs REOPENIN0
GUESTS FROM NETWORK.


Atlantic City. n. j. Feb. % (SpecIaD-The mild.
spring-like weather Of the last few weeks abruptly
ceased with the beginning of last week. and the
hotel visitors and cottagers have had touch OF
genuine winter. All winter long sojourners here
have been able to participate In many outdoor di.
versions, and the average temperature, especially
at midday, has been IS degrees This has made
promenaGing the boulevard and horse
back riding on the beach particularly pleasant
This is the of hotel openings and every
day marks reOpening OF another popular hosiery.
All haze enjoyed more auspicous than is gen.
orally the case SO early in the season. The Hotel
Windsor opened Ash Wednesday, This is Of
the most fashionable houses here. and It's interior
furnishings undoubtedly surpass any others along
the jersey coast. 1t IS the especial pride OF the
proprietor to have his decorations and interior
rangements particularly Original.
The City Council has decided to begin at ones
the erection Of steel promenade, forty
eight feet wide. to extend the entire length OF the
city. Atlantic City the originator OF the ocean
promenade and for many years has retained the
lead Of all other resorts in this ocean walk. The
new steel walk will be a few feet oceanward OF
the present structure. The walk will be orna.
mented with fancy ratings and overhanging cleo
trio lights with all wires underneath All pa.
vilons built the walk will be after a stated
design and height allowing of no distractions
whatever to the full view. The walk In
itself will be structure of architectural beauty
unlike the bulky unsighty wooden piling which
nov answers to the name OF ocean promenade.
With the opening OF the Lenten season 1t is always
expected that the travel from New-YOrk viii in
crease. and the few days that have passed OF this
period have proven that many resident, OF that
city still take their initial seashore trip at this
well patronized this week, in spite of the sudden
change in the weather. and gives every premise
The social element at the hotels is becoming par
ticularly active and little evening affairs. recep-
occurrence. On Friday evening OF this week the
amateur orchestra. composed Of musical talent OF
the cottage element, gave concert at the armory,
which was largely attended and proved social
success. The euchre parties have been numerous.
the project to improve and beauty Brighton
Park is being brought nearer and nearer to
make this square a .autiful spot. An attractive
fountain Will be placed in the centre, drive vii,
be built at the lower end and flower beds and
Numbered among the New-York arrivals during
come here with the sole Intention Of renting a
cottage for the Lenten season
At the sheburne-J II. Hammond Mrs WILLIAM
Carroll. Mrs. II. = Allen, Mrs ). Davis, Mrs. ]. Il
Cole Mrs II. +. Huntington, Miss Huntington
Bpy f Ha = and I9ahS M WINS and 1saa.
At the Pennburst-R Puca!rn. Mrs J. c. Batche.
Mr v ana Mrs r C. oXee C. Van Allen Msa
4! the Seaside House-Mrs. ]. Henderson and H.
O'Bren, Mrs. l.; NJ Pittman, Miss NJ: E. Hawks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nc.
Kinley, Miss NJ. Mckinley. G; ". Sheppard Mr..
and Mrs. McNontz and Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sanger.
At the Hotel Luray-Mrs. 5. w. Whitney, Walter
B. Mlnory, Mrs William Shackletord Miss VI. o.
shackleford. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Kenna and s. r.
Garter.
A the Hotel Erighton3;Mrs McIntyre;, W; c; Nc
Intyre. \. VI. Ealwn. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stafford,
= x HIS H. l.. Hills; J. H. Hills, Mr.. ard Mrs:
y. Sage, Miss Brine. William Ii. Brine, Mr.. and
Mrs L.. II, Horton. Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Ramsdel!
G. y. Sterling. W, Watson. Miss F.. /. Probst E.
Frames. Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Nibluk and Thomas p
Wood.
At Kuehnle's Hotel-C. A. Mount. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Cross 4. ". Swain. W. L. Bonner. William II.
Knob-loch. W ;. Conklin. II. " Wolff. II. Koch.
W. c. Bell. +. c. Copush. II. II Maxwell. T. Taft,
Il: T. Frey, W. II Robinson. J. L. stauffer. L. F.
Whartenby. c. +. Whitney and J. d. Fech.
At the Chalfonte-Mrs II. l.. Bean, Mrs. c. W.
Brown and j. VI. Walton.
. At the Hotel TraymOre-Nrs. G. V Foman. Miss
NJ. Foman, Mr. and Mrs. A. v, Ogilyee NJ Y, De
Corlova. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Helms, G. p. Phillips.
II. G. Philips. Mrs. NJ sternberg, j. Z. sporord,
@. 3. Weaver. Mrs l.. L. Taylor, 4. Sidenbers,
L. c. Silenberg Mr. AMI Mrs. G.. II. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs +. sidenberg William L. Savage: Mr. ane
Mrs. 7. c. Alden. H. J. Alexander, William W.
Mansfield. :. Burharlt and \ : ROsenStein.