New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-07
ATLANTIC CITY IN WHITE.
A RR1Er TOUCH OF WINTER WELCOMED
AT THE SEASHoRE.
SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE wEEK-NE"-foi'N
CHESTS AT THE HOTELS.

SOCIAL INCIDENTS OF THE WEEh-Nh" ~
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.
Atlantic CITY n J.. Feb G (SpeciaD-It is rare
that Atlantic City has genuine VISITATION VI ".i
,or weather but this week the City-by-the-oea
found itself within the territory that was ha.'."
bv the falling snow. To both visitors ana reslue"'
this proved a decided novelty instead OF ulsaeieo
able condition, and was appreciated LOT the envy
ment II afforded only limited by the snort aura
Ito, Of tho storm In three days every evidence OF
winter had been obterated and Atlantic CITY once
more experienced a restoration OF It's usuai! i''u
temperature and envenng breezes. Lasting as II
did but a short time, the storm In no way inpeucu
travel or diminished the number OF arri'aiS' WHY"
this week has been larger than in any previous one
this winter. .
The social Incidents Of the week have proven
highly entertaining and the arrangements mace
for those to take place in the near future promise
a wealth of entertainment and VIII speeoiy "H"e
away the winter days On "Wednesday evening" d
novelty in this line took place, which atlr9 as
much favorable criticism from the large ana iasi a
ionable audience that crowded the MOTIFS nnat h
Society and consisted OF interesting displays on
canvas OF the efforts Of the al, smasTtuT
was given. The views had been taken III a nm
n of Of ole re gn,fa Of
At the conclusion dance was given IN which over
one of the last progressive euchre parties or ,ne
winter series. for the benefit OF the snd IN
point of attendsnce and enjoyment was the most
Successful yet held The last affair of this characo
held on the 2Sd inst. and every effort Is being
put forth In order TO accommodate me aiilcipd
vii be offered to the contestants and every detail
In connection with 1T will be given on the same
A blue tea" was held Wednesday evening In the
TO ,b ch1G n% The
was under the supervision OF the young men VI rio
sssS IN who S HS! EHy of The IN"
encouragement therefrom was most satsiactodTEhi
the Young ladies' Of the olivet Presbyteran Church
for their entertainment which was heiu 81 nns
away entirely with the services of the men ana IN
addition to the presenting OF the m acting n
as ushers The result proved a most Satisfactory
addition 10 the fund for the building OF the ne"
Among the private entertainments Of the week .,f
~ Sf the H Cy e soer Who at her hoe states
ave. last Wednesday, in the morning entcr,a,Iio T
the Women's Research Club. who In addition held q
most interesting discussion on popular suo)Gees ana
IN the evening the Ladies' Aid Society OF the flrs'
The Vocal Union have announced next Thursday
when viii be held at odd Fellows Hall. In addi-
ton TO glees choruses ETC. the programme VIII con,
tain much notable musical talent Do'h vocal anu
The Work on tho improvements along the beach
gradi,aIIS getting into shape The management
Of the ocean pier have begun the erection of the
Of the pier with the extreme ocean end. \ small
car propelled by electricity, will make frequent trips
for this distance and aside from the novelty OF the
ride it will undoubtedly prove convenient to patrons.
as the distance now exceeds 100 feet.
Among the NEWCOMERS in town this week have
been the following: .
At Kuehnles Hotel-L, A. Manager, d. J.. LustF
G. L. Lewis W w Rose, II. y. Carpenter, j. j..
Mnrcean. L. ]. Worth r. F. Rosegrant. g. Fred
Pollock and II. L. Benson.
At the Hotel Dennis-Mss Johns and II. r.
Guernsey ~ -
At the shelburne-Miss n. E. Towney and T. p.
Nsbett.
At Haddon Ha-Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lee.
Miss G. Wise. Mrs F. G Lyon. W L. Anderson. o.
NJ Hamrick Mr.. and Mrs X. 4. Anthony, q. Il.
Shoemaker r. II. Warren, A. Sullivant. II; b: Nc
queen. II. A. Ensign, r. H. Warren and G. w.
GregersOn.
At the Sea side House-Samuel Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Durrel, H. Durrel, Mr. and Mrs j. c.
Baines T Supplee, II. Watson. A. H. Rhinehart, i.
II Bernard and f. D. Ellsworth.
At the Hotel Traymore-Mr and Mrs. J. Thomson.