New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-21
1HRONGS AT ATLANTIC CITY.
GAY GATHERING MORE CHARACTER
IsTIc OF EASTER THAN OF LENT.
NEW FEATURES FOR AMusEMEyr IN PROSPECT
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS.

GUESTS AT THE HOTELS
Auantc City. n j.. March % (Specian-The pill
gri'naSe OF fashions penitents who have tourneyed
oceanward during the last week has been Of itself
IN numbers sufficient 10 create a satisfying pros
perity for the City-by-the-Sea but when added to
the thronss already here has made a stir and bus
Tie tnat are strongly characteristic Of Eastertde
rather than Of a season a month previous The
sort itself with its many recently added improve
mcnts. the mild weather and bright days. the
most endless rounds Of social and natural diver
sions and the ever-ncreasing crowds have all been
inviting. In consequence OF all this instead OF one
weeks guests giving place 10 those Of another the
early corners li1ger on greet those that follow.
and Atlantic City assumes the aspect OF pcrnl-
men; residence rather than that Of seaside water
Ing place
With the arrival Of the spring crowds comes the
/ enterprising Amusement. purveyor with plans well
laid for an early resumption OF his catering The
disclosure OF his ideas this year more In the
amusement line for Atlantic City than any previous
season has provided These amusements all n
high character and well caculat to provide en-
tertainment for Atlanc's spring hosts. The first OF
these to open was the japanese Tea Gardea tho
formal opening OF which took place Thursday
last. This enterprise is located directly on the
Espanade and offers one OF the prettlest spots in
the city. as we'll many interesting and instructive
objects TO be seen only there. Within its walls are
the beautiful Tempe Gate the almost unsurmount-
ing nearly and one-haf tons the royal Japan
nese dwelling the houses the Oriental conserv-
atories and the thousand and one specimens OF the
handiwork and mechanica skill of that race
For the deectation OF the theatre-goer the man
agement OF the Academy Of Music is organizing a
stock company composed OF weknown metropoll-
tan players for season OF several months. during
which time an Interesting repertory OF popular
comedies will be presented
The Inlet pavilion. which is a popular resort with
the visitors throughout the spring and summer
seasons. will he opened to the public on April /.
/ The immense ocean pier. upon the completion Of
improvements that have occupied the entire winter
and early spring. will open its gates in the course
| OF two weeks. The electric tramway, which will
| carry passengers from the boardwalk 10 the ex-
treme ocean end Of this pier distance Of about
1000 feet. is rapidly nearing completion. and II IS
expected that It will be in opera ton before Easter
on Wednesday last the doors OF the Hotel st.
Charles onened for the season and this at
tractive beachfront hosiery began its second
son with most gratifying prospects. The ST Charles
is one Of the most complete and beautiful resort
hotels the Atlantic Coast.
Among New-York guests at the hotels the fol-
wing:
At the Chafonte-Miss Katharine Stockton. Mrs.
F. X. Howell A. Hassler. r. ] Dutton. Mrs. l. l..
Moore Miss Lucy Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs H
/ c. Potter. jr.
At the Hotel Dennis-E. s. Jones. Mr. and Mrs
W E. KERN. Mrs J. KERN F. R. McManus. Mr..
and Mrs E. R. Monco, Mrs F. LOOMS. Miss
Beatrice Garsie, II. F. Loomis, ". r Mclaughlin.
Mrs. S. b Clifford. Miss Clifford. T. II. McAster,
Mrs J. Longley. Miss Longey. T. P. Hurlburt, Mrs.
j. S. Low=ry. c. g. Lowery. Mrs. VI. Beach and
Mrs. G. Jackson.
At Haddon Hall-Mr and Mrs. z. H. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs F. H. Walker. H. Storm. a. J. Robinson.
Miss Louise Du Bots, Mrs. C Mex Leoser J. Tai
colt Mr. and Mrs. S. G Henrickson. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. II Lane H X Hile. MI and Mrs. W VI. John
SON. Miss White, c. s Guteau Mr.. and Mrs. o. n.
/ Keep Mrs T. ]. Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Dur
ham, Mr. and Mrs c. Conrow, Miss Hand. Mr.. and
Mrs w. s Brown. L. J. Greenwood. Miss v
Brown. l. W. Bndley. w 3. Kuhn. Miss Ctz. Mr..
and Mrs T. X Henrickson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Hammer. Miss Helen Hammer Miss Angie Ham
mer. Mr.. and Mrs c. j. Evans E Cover, : H.
Webb A. J. Jone. Mrs c. A Wharton, Z. B Dol
ton j. H Blackwell Miss Florence Patterson. H.
s Patterson. A D Smith. Miss Ida l. Greeneaf.
Mrs w NJ Bush Miss H. Cruger. Mrs. F. A.
/ Thayer. \. s. Tasker NJ and Mrs. II. Seaton.
Mrs G. Sutton Mrs. C. Fox. Mr. and Mrs J. j.
Rider L s Osborne. Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Orvs.
Miss Edna G storm Miss Mabel storm y Mrs ,,J a
Mrs. {, Mills ard Mr.. and Ms H Aard w.. =
joseph A. the Mrs Bony LEIP Li Hsoh M
scholey. H Hermann. Mrs E schloss; MT anf
4I a; Kuehnies Hoiei-N W Rose G. l. Lewis, ?
G B Rich, A steinart. D Pringle. n Rothschii4d1'
Miss carrie STAFF, J. J. Logon G w; Vincent n.
Nj. A.
Jacobs Miss r. Jacobs Mrs Hess T SCHULZ VIZ:
: Rosentha,l N Jacobs e 81. L NJ Cans C W Jones
J. B Reynolds. D & Dixie and Miss f w conk-
a n Hiakie Mrs. y Tlliiam: Miss Fean0r
sd M: 1s25 he Fsv A Bsrsy MIS- Hrs 4
F Fsa Mss bs Pou e. q
H asas5a NJ n AND and NJ: Bs 3,
:" Ward Miss Ward Miss Chambers R. An
der'on Mrs r S.5 i Ander'on' Mrs + + EDWARDS
ana a, me Hotel Traymore-Mlss cqlm c.oi5
Cnad MI Mrs s Bos%oTG MISE M'i Edn,
Mrs P Mullen. Nj. and Mrs Wei; " ~. a4 =
Yos s0sol NFi MRS q 9oISPns clos ana Ms
c 539lS g j Gns K ! KiddeT N, and Mrs. o B.
Hs s9 KS! MS. F FqS@ces Maros BTSd4y
AZ the Hotel wndso--Mr and Ms v ( BayIo I
Mss Ms Yrs ~ R Berin Mrs s v Hatch MS 4
Crawford r and Mrs H E W4s the R 9Sd r.
M M9of ana Mrs T Clark Nj and Mrs FqseuTs'
%r; 5s"2 M5,. Mf Nr a and d4 81: hF' se
Mrs " b Haigh,. Ms Ru, H. Mrs. Ms G 3 3
S SsE NJ ~ 0 and Mrs McEiroy. Miss Wkinson
" s Bite s Tao a. ara Nr. L9'FTo Thom MP
Son, MR. a al and and Mrs H BaoOsr. Ms
S' A. Galen Hale. l. clar4. BARLOW. !, y
Rr5wn II j G Ecceston, Miss Gertrude Eccleston'
r J Thompson. =, 1~uns Al, = "
Childs Mr.. and Mrs T Davis IIyi Mr., A B BlsT
Emma n Lewis j. Van Woert. MS H. Cham
ferain. II Roster. H. Bard and Mr ana MIS- T.
Al the Romanc Holmes a 9nd pr,, cqnnins ss
pen,or Mss j D. Chalfant A. H Sexton. Mrs
p Van SLACK Mrs. A c. Bush Miss Greenleaf; NJ w
and Mr. ] r. Palmer. Miss Palmer. Mrs. n .
en- Mss r Murray Mr. and Mrs. ! Carhart
F ~ HAYES. W P Wson Ms 81. + Hughes a
A. the stickney-Mr. and MIS- y. l. James, 5 f