New-York tribune., 1897-01-31
MILD WEATHER BY THE SEA.
ATLANTIC CITY SUFFERED LITTLE FROM
THE COLD WAVE.
SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE wEEK-PEorLE AT

SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE wEEK-PEofLE AT
| TIE HOTELS.
Atlantic City. n. j.. Jan. 3o--The cold wave which
visited the country in the early part OF this week
did not remain long with Atlantic City. for by
| Tuesday night the thermometer had regained its
| customary position with average OF about forty
degrees
The social incidents Of the week have been plent'-
full and something has occurred TO take the time
| of the visitor every evening church Ipr
| given at the Morris Guards Armory has been a
centre of attraction and visitors find great pleasure
in r. 4 number OF the Morris Guards are re-
hearsng for a minstrel show, which will be pro-
duced by the first OF the month and. as this organ-
zation is popular with cottagers and hotel people
alike 1t is looked forward to with great interest.
Among the cottagers led by Miss Gertrude AL
bertson one OF the most popular OF the young set,
a unique entertainment is being arranged. TO be
given at one Of the prominent hotels for the benefit
OF the Free Library Fund. The entertainment will
be presented by ten young women. each represent
ing somc particular accomplishment Every one
attending this novel affair in lieu Of an admittance
fee will present the library with cloth bound
volume.
Miss Olga Nethersole has been recuperating here
the last week at Haddon Hall, and while there
gave an informal tea. She departed early In the
week TO begin a professional engagement at the
Broad Street Theatre Philadelphia. much benefited
by her stay here by the sea-
The Misses Irwin ard Mr. and Mrs. William irwin.
who have Just returned from four months tour
of the Old World entertained a party Of friends at
their handsome cottage on States-ave. the last
week.
The Chafonte. one Of the best known OF the
beach front hotels will be open the latter part Of
February under the former management f.
Roberts Sons. A report has been circulated to
the effect that the Messrs. Roberts would dispose
OF their property this winter and they are now an
nouncing 10 their old patrons that they will again
be found managing the popular Chafonte.
A party of the prominent hotel men OF the city,
including the proprietors of all the beach front
houses. started Monday afternoon for a trip 10
Montreal Canada there to visit the bureau of in
formation concerning Atlantic City which is open
this week at the Hotel Windsor. in Montreal They
returned Saturday night much pleased with the ap-
parently effective work that is being done by these
bureaus.
The travel on the New-York train has increased
daily, and 1t is now necessary TO run two Pullman
cars from Jersey City. This is unusual before
February, when many SIX and seven have
been attached to the train.
New Workers in town this week include the fol-
lowing:
AT the Seaside IIouse-Mr. and Mrs: c. J.. Lother,
Mr. and Mrs w A. Tomlin Miss NJ Atlee. Mr..
and Mrs g. r. Holmes, Edward y. Wolcott, George
=. Cousins. J. f. Parks and f. Harding.
mann. A. Hymenan, w. j. Smythe. f. w: Newton.
2. Kerrins. ]. T. Carroll. J. NJ. Laughlin, Harry
At the Hotel Dennis-Mrs Moesle Miss Barr X.
p. Batter. W. j. Brgden. G. p Hoyt, A. p. Wat
son. Mrs. S. IIirschborn, J. b. Byron. j. A. Stubbs
At Haddon Hall-Mr and Mrs. D. Roe. D. E Jeni-
son. Mr.. and Mrs r. b. Reilly. Mrs. d. c. Brown
Mrs A. Capley. f. II. Cross, Miss Edith Yarnall.
At the Hotel T'raymore-Mss Clara Schwarz, Miss
Howell. A. Lwengood and DIR. j. Lwengood.