New-York tribune., 1896-03-29
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
PREPARATIONS FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITY AFTER
FASTER -NEw-YoRKERS AT THE HOTELS

EAsTER-NEw- WORKERS At THE HOTELS
Atlantic civ y J.. March % (speciaD. Spring
has finally settled upon this city with most liberal
dispensation Of pleasant weather which mas maze
the advent OF Easter interesting in point OF aet'y
and prosperity. The time has arrived that Allows
a number OF the leading hotels 10 reiuse appl.ca-
,ions for quarters for the next few weeks. Inc
smaller houses gradually filing and every IN
dIcatlon points TO a genuine summer state OF ous-
ness for the incoming month
Earlier than usual but in order to accommodate
the unprecedented influx at this season OF 'he
wear both the Reading and pennsylvania ra'iroaos
have this week increased their service by 'he III
,arc,,or y, several ne-y express trains on their
schedules.
soc,ety hore slice Ash Wednesday has formaiy
observed the Ienten period. but with the near ap-
proach OF Easter;ide the preparations ana arrange
ments now in order for fitting celebration Oh '"a'
,ovful season promise unusual round OF func-
lions This is true OF both the hotel and cottage
con,lngen,s the spirit being particularly manifested
in the latter set
Charitable entertainments are now much IN VOGUE.
and the latest announced 70 take place IS doil
show 10 be given In the commod!ous paViioh Oh
the ocean Pier The plans adopted are on large
scale the decorations OF the per alone costing
,rore than 81 200 The dates set for the snow are
Anrn 2 3. and 6. with special matinees for the
benefit OF the children. 1t Is estimated that 4W
dolls will be used in the exhibition. ana prizes VIII
be offered 10 the one exhibiting the largest u''oel
~ dolls for the handsomest doll. for the largest
doll and for the man furnishing the best ufesseu
doll the work to be Of his own hands.
Interest continues to be centred by the hotel
guests In the work OF endowing free beds IN the
Atlantic CRY Sanarium, and a friendly rivalry
has sprlng up among the guests OF the various
bostelres as 70 which shall contribute the largest
amount 20 the fund. Almost every evening dance,
progressive euchre or whist fair or something
of Ike character takes place at the hotels Tor the
benefit OF this worthy cause
Mrs Sarah Knight and her daughter. Miss
Florence OF the Hotel Traymore. have returned
from abroad, ana are no" at "o"'o !" ''''' wv
tagc In Illinois-ave.
Colonel Stoddard. United States Commissioner 10
Canada accompanied by Mrs. Stoddari. is booked
for a prolonged stay at the Hotel Berkeley.
G Ross Cirubb the brother Of General +. Burd
Grubb OF New-Jersey with his VIE. Is guest az
the Hotel Dennis.
Tho Hate, Wayerly at Pacific and Ohio aves. d.
rectIv facing the ocean and the city Park. besan
another season last week. The house continues
under the management OF It's former proprietor,
Lewis T. Bryant
Among the Workers. In town the last week
we note the following:
At the Albemarle-Mrs. E. >. brown ana MIS-
NJ Williams.
Al the BriShton-Mr and Mrs. Thomas Il. Bull,
Miss Chapman Miss a. Chapman. NJ. ID. Chapman.
f. r. Chapman. Mrs. Thomas II. Shelture. Mr. and
Mrs william Beatler. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Lenney,
Mr. and Mrs c. II. Chds Miss Childs. Mr.. and
Mrs +. r. Cawles. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. Barnes,
W. Benedict Henry Edward Rood. Mr.. and Mrs
w B Fletcher j. Waterman, Miss Jennie Water
man, Mr. and Mrs. A. Towbard Hiram Sibley. Miss
Smith, Miss Hil A. F. jerks. Mrs J. Cooley. w.
f.. Cooley Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Morris. Mrs. W. Rich.
Miss Glass Mrs. G. T. Lockwood Mrs j. A. Van
derpool Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ. Corwn, Mrs. w. II.
Hunells Miss Annie Huffes. j. n. Beckely. Mr..
and Mrs. Brones, Miss Brones. Mr.. and Mrs Josiah
Oakes. Mr. and Mrs. George w. Lithgn. Mr.. and
Mrs Walton Ferguson. Miss Gibbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Carpenter. Miss Nellie Carpenter and Mrs.
j. T.. Newell
At the Berkeley-Mr. and Mrs. T. staddart. Miss
Staddart Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Crawford and Mr.. and
Mrs T. E Pitkn.
At the Hotel Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton b. Beeden Mrs. l.. l.. VIII
son. Mr. and Mrs. b. Bradley Frederick II. Cone,
4. l.. Hughes. +. Il. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
Gage Mrs. A. Fletcher. William c. Cone. August
l.. Peters and Mrs. s. +. Howard.
At the Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. 9. E. W. Beck,
Miss Stevenson. Mrs W. Whean. Mr.. and Mrs a.
L. Malcolm Miss Harris. Mrs w. +. Ketchum Mrs.
Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stephenson, Mrs. b. +.
Ellsworth II. c. Brooks Miss f.. l.. Tatum Miss
Lucy Tatum Mrs. w J. End and Mrs. +. Alsdorf.
At Gaen Hall-M. c. Barry. Miss Barry. Mrs.
II. l.. Bonareen and Mr. and Mrs. VI. j. Benedict
At Haddon Hall-Mrs. Stephen Sherry. Miss Edith
Sherry. Francis b. Clarke. E. T. Evans. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bolton Mrs. W. Lenney, Il. Cook,
John Dixon. Mrs. j. Dixon. Lewis Parker Mrs.
]. w. Hollenbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Kiss, Miss
NJ. Rlss, Mrs. l.. c. stuart, p. G. stuart. Mr. and
Mrs. 8. w Maer, J; W; Potts, Miss Potts, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. II. Bull. Mr. and Mrs. J. W: condit.
MS aSGry FSs % wam cam
state. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Simpson, Miss Elsie
Simpson and j. II. McNutt
AT the Irvington-Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Young.
II. L. Young Miss Kate 8. Reynolds and Mr.. and
At the isieworth-Mr. and Mrs. B. NJ HoIyman.