New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
ATLANTIC CITY's BOOM.
THE FAMOUS SEASIDE RESORT FILLED
WITH PLEAsURE-sEEK
MILD WEATHER ENCOURAGES BOARDWALK

MILD WEATHER ENCOURAGES BOARDWALK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT THE HOTELS.
Atlanti, city. March 10 (speciaD.-The spring
season has opened with BOOM and Hospitality
sits with Cladness at the city gates, eagerly well
coming the incoming tide OF humanity. The Lenten
rush Is on but pcnitential crowd Is this, seek
ing to for the frlvoites of gay winter sea-
son. These people have radiant faces. brisk step
and expanding lungs as they promenade the es-
planade and with merry laughter the Jolly groups
gather morning and evening in the hotel ex-
changes. There is something in the atmosphere
that puts one in fine condition for eating, and the
hotel men realize that they have to cater TO
stomachs sharp as a sharks and make pro-
vision accordingly. Everybody eats three good
square meals a day-not to mention late supper
In the handsome new cafe OF the Windsor. where
Il Is quite "the thing" to drop In after an evening
at the Casino or at any of the numerous places OF
amusement that line the ocean front
The boardwalk at midday is alive with prom
enaders and mild and soft are the caressing
breezes that wraps rendered unnecessary.
Among the recent arrivals at the windsor are
Major Thomas Cullen. with his wife and daughter;
Joseph H. Quimby. his wife and daughter: William
C. Hoe and his family. and Henry Kilburne. ac-
companicd by his wife.
United States Senator James X. Jones Of Ar
kansas and his wife are among the recent ar
rivals at the Dennis.
d. A. Head, with his wife and mother-n-aw.
Mrs Goddard, is at the Traymore.
W. A. Marble is at the Seaside with his wife
and
General Coils is among the prominent New
Workers registered this week at Haddon Hall.
Andrew ID. White Is frequent visitor TO this ho-
tel where his wife and family are living for the
season.
George W. Best at the Brighton for few
days this week.
The new ST, Charles Hotel begins Its second
Il o~i~o l.
! OF the handsomest hotels the beach. and thor
! oughIy up-to-date IN the matter OF equipment.
James Il. Reilly. the proprietor. reports the out
look for the being altogether encouraging.
Recent arrivals at the various hotels from Great
! er NewYork follows:
! Alternately Mrs. NJ. McCabe. Mrs. l.. Foster.
Berkeley-Mr. and Mrs. W. Alcorn Mrs. 8. T.
Bouok. Miss Ger,ie Ford. Miss Henrietta Cum
mlngs
+ Chalfonte-H. E. Montague, Mrs. J. X. Porter
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ Marion Mr. and Mrs. +. y
Dennis.
! Scott W. G. Chapman Mr.. and Mrs. A. Spadone
Miss NJ. Spadone. Mrs. G. w. Vanderhoef, Charles
T. Cunningham Mr.. and Mrs. A T. Demorest. Mrs
f. b. Whitemore. Miss Frances Il. Whittemore
Mrs. II. b. Turner, Miss A. s. Turner. Mrs. Theo
dore Butterield, Daniel Butterned. Mr. and Mrs
+. II. Richardson. Miss Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs
s. Pyle. Mr.. and Mrs Edward T.. schell. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Myles Turney. Miss A. Turney J. B. Ryer
Miss H. Ryer. Dr. and Mrs. Clinton Wagner. Mrs
+. W. Lee. DR.. and Mrs. I. T. Gaunt. J. s. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Keep, Mrs George i
Carhar Miss Soule. Mr.. and Mrs. Amory 8. Car
hart.
DennisnMrs /. Palmer Miss T. {; Palmer, A. "
Manchvile, j. II. Spann, Miss A. NJ. Alstrop, MI
and Mrs. J. T. Cannon, Mrs, Mary +; Small. Mis-
Small. J. II. Small. Mr. and Mrs. j 8, Leeds.
Chatham-R NJ Jackson, A. II. Jackson, A.
Pcmbcrton, j. Pembcrton.
Chester Inn-Mr. and Mrs. Brandt, Mr. and Mr.
Haswin. w. T. Floyd w. II. Oviatt. Miss Oldcasti'
T.. De We're.
Haddon TIall-Mr. and Mrs J. s, Taylor. s.
Crowe, l. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs c. T. Emmon
Genera! and Mrs. G. X, T. Colts; Mrs J. j. Cornell
Tryon. Miss Emma c. Davis, Mrs p. r. Are,
lnrus. Miss Grace C. Arcuarius. Mrs j. Talcot
Miss Talcott Miss Edith Talcott. Mrs a.
JollEe, Mis-. Laikn, Miss Pnkham. Mr. and Mr. Mr.
! q; Chase Miss l.. T. s Gulhall c. Krum. T.
Morgan, Mrs. T. H. Gardiner. Miss Morrison an
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ID. Benedict.
! Islesworth-M. r. Simon, Miss Simon. Mr.. an
Mrs. g. Louis and 3. J. Seigman:
] W. Hughes. s. simons II. Roster. NJ. Freund.