New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-31
ATLANTIC CITY'S GOOD CHEER.
MANY GUESTS REMAIN TO SPEND The
HOLIDAYS BY THE SEA.

Aua,ic citv n. J.. Dec 80 (SpeciaD.-The non,
day season Is proving to be fully as oeheh'u,
,oyous here as at any other place IN the coun
contrary TO the usual custom. which has always
sent people scurrying home 10 speno |"'
the hotels have remained well hiled' -,
At the hotels the holiday was observed as usua'
nv the preparation OF special menus. Not only were
the guests treated 10 special Christmas ui"eI
but the programme" as one visitor from the iu'"'
districts styled It, was. III the majority OF cases
prjnted in a manner that made the menu '"iU
Valuable as souvenirs Some Of the hotel men went
g, far as 10 provide Christmas trees notable IN
stance being at the Hotel Windsor. where u. Jason
Waters the proprietor. has had an excep'ionai'
handsome tree erected
There have been a number Of social incidents
during the week, making lively scenes in the ho'e'
corridors and keeping everybody In gooo huiio''
There was a green Christmas down py inc S
hut the snow that was longed for even here In the
FLORIDA OF the North" came day or TWO iatel'
Great interest is being shown In the proposal VI
the Reading Railway system 10 run 'iioue
train from New York to this resort Inc ihci
travel in this direction from the metropolis de-
r,ands additional railroad facilities. and the COM
panies are quick to meet the demand me nc"
Reading train will be put in service on Jahuar! o.
and arrangements are being made by the ho'e' i"e"
for a reception the first train and It's passense's
And this is not all. The Pennsylvania road' "hleh
onerates a through New-York train during the en-
no nut IN service early in the coming month. Inc
service on this train. as we'll as on that OF the
Reading will be first class in every respect anu
will be a boon TO New-York visitors
one of the largest social affairs thls "eeh was
the session of Atlantic City Lodge OF Elks on
Wednesday evening There were large huiho'i
present and the event was enjoyaDie' pa"qu''
was a feature Of the evening.
II 10 announced that the Laurence Harbor Coun-
try Club will send a team Of twenty men 10 thls
place on New Years Day. TO play similar team
Of the Atlantic City Country Club on the Northfeld
Golf links The game will be thirty-six holes.
match plav This will be Of the largest tear1
golf matches ever arranged. and the entire day
will be required to complete the game. Ihree OF
the more prominent players OF the Laurence mar
Dor club were entered in the recent Dig open
amateur tournament at Mortified. and they were
greatly pleased with the links and the reception
accorded them by the home club. 1t was owing to
their influence that the coming match was ar
ranged.
The first horse races Of the winter have been ar
ranged to take place on New Years Day num-
Der OF fast local PAGERS will contest for small
go oaffS Atlantic tia tie city Hye'0""' '"Nl
Relax House. the big brick hotel on the beach
front at the foot Of Ocean-ave has been leased by
George II. Coryell. well known local hotel man.
and @ SPsn aoq Se Er the owners Of
the hotel will make some extensive improvements
including the introduction of steam heat through
Among the recent arrivals from New-York at the
leading hotels were the following:
Haddon Hall-Miss Slime Samuel McClayton, Mr..
and Mrs j. II. Blanchard, H. c. Baldwin, w. NJ.
Sampson. Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Richardson Mr.. and
Mrs Douglas Henry Miss Elizabeth Henry Fran
els Henry Samuel Henry, Miss A. f. Ockersham,
Miss +. Morris, A. p Paret. John II. Small Edgar
Small f. c. Fleming. George II. Cook Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Miller, j. c. Patterson Mr.. and Mrs.
George w Lewis, II. Graham. s. Greenwood, c.
Greenwood and II. f. Slime.
Islesworth-Mr and Mrs. j. l.. Hollander. Louis
HolandeT Miss Beatrice Hollander, Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Goldsmith. Raymond Goldsmith, Walter Cold
smith, A Shinan, d. Shinan. Charles W. White,
Miss VI. Badkin, Mr. and Mrs. Leopold Leroy, Mr..
and Mrs 5. Mendelsohn and two children, Miss G.
Scherer Mr.. and Mrs. James Lehman, Miss NJ.
Scherer Miss Maud Lehman. Mrs. G.. Heller and
son. Mr.. and Mrs j. Hrshfeld, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
G. McCracken Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Rosenberg
Gilbert Rosenberg. Edward Rosenberg and Miss
Heckers.
St. Chares-R. Rosenbaum. Mr.. and Mrs D.
Wolf Mr.. and Mrs Abraham Bernall, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Godsten, Mr.. and Mrs j. Barrett, Y
Wallingheimer. Mr. and Mrs James Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Berry. Miss Florence Berry. Arthur
Berry. T. =. Bowling, II. Hirsh and Nathan Hirsh.
Kuehnle's-J. b. Howe, c. NJ. Dean. J. Lisberger.
J. II. Harris, Frederick Somers. j. Stenberg. J. A.
Cur. D. F. Duffy E. s. Culver and D. Ayers
Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. T. ID. ROsenbaum, Miss
Ella Rosenbaum. Miss Carol Horace Holt. Elmer
Holt. s. d. Bush, a. d. Pendeton and Miss S. B.
Boyd.
.Morton1Mrs; j. L. salmon Miss Pauline Salmon.
Mrs. w. j. Brown. Miss Katherine Brown. Miss
Mildred Brown and Offley Brown.