New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-27
ATLANTIC CITY DOINGS.
BATHING. SAILING AND FISHING POPULAR
pAsTIMEs-sOCIAL AFFAIRS.

Atlantic City, y. j. Aug 2e,-The hotels are still
crowded a number OF them having every room en-
gagged for the next two weeks while al n"Fe
bookings ahead for the entire month of September
There f. every indication that the summer season
this year will continue much longer than usual
Bathing. sailing and fishing continue 10 DC the
loading pastmes all being at their best now Ihe
water IL warmer than Mt any previous time IN the
summer and the surf this week has been roillhs
IN with just enough force TO make bunettns the
hroakers a pleesant exercise This has caused n
great Increase in the number Of daily bathers. and
the bathing establishments have been so over
crowded that the proprietors have had great dill
Guilty in providing dressing rooms and bathine SUITS
for all their patrons.
Fishing Is excellent short sail out TO sea
brings the fisherman to the feeding grounds, where
weakfsh and croakers are now biting freely. some
of the largest catches of the season have been
made this week. Founders are also plentiful The
gamey bluehsh are not quite numerous as they
will be next month, but there are enough of them
10 be found TO provide some exciting sport.
Scores Of sailing parties were made up at the
various hotels this week Keeping all the yachts at
the Inlet busy Moonlight sailing parties are popu-
lar on clear nights.
There were several social affairs this week at
the various hotels. including dances euchre parties
and musicals The attendance In all cases
large. and included the most fashionable visitors.
one OF the best Of the musicals given at the
Hotel Rudolf on Sunday evening. The programme
given by the guests of the house. among
whom were Miss Rosalle Maud Miller. OF Memphis,
Tenn: Miss Therese Abraham, OF Cincinnati; VIII
Armstrong. Of Philadelphia; Arthur Lieber and
A. l. Epstein, OF ST. Louis; william Loeb. OF
Providence. r. l.. and Harry Kopf OF New-York
The Chelsea district. the portion OF the city lying
west OF California ave. IL enjoying remarkable
real estate boom. which began several months ago
and Is increasing rather than diminishing A
large number OF handsome cottages have been
81 6na hntn and fha
section is developing into splendid cottage set
Element. a permit has now been taken out by
Adams & Myers, through a local contractor, for
the erection of seven story hotel, TO be located
on the boardwalk at the foot Of Belmont-ave The
new hotel is to contain $50 rooms. and is TO be
fitted up IN the most modern fashion 1t will
probably open early in the spring
A real estate project OF immense proportions is
attracting attention syndicate Of capitalists
has secured a sixty acre tract OF ground between
Chelsea and South Atlantic CITY. on which II pro-
poses to erect at once two hundred medium sized
cottages and a mammoth hotel containing one
thousand rooms
Among the New-Yorkers registered at the various
hotels this week were the following:
Brghton-M Lanahan. Kenneth Seeds. w. d.
Jones. Charles S. Stewart. Miss A. Howard Miss
S. White Miss VI. Marion. f. L. Bartlett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Gregory. G. Newton Gregory. j. Hubert
Ilolme. p. @. Wood. Lewis Donovan. Charles Run
yon II. Cole. Dayton Cole Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
SON, Mrs. William NJ Rouse. Miss A. Rouse, Miss
Marie Reuse Miss MnOEd Mr. Nj and Mrs W &ar-
Is. Handy, s. Crawford Mr.. and Mrs John Bland,
Miss A. Bland. h. Howard Bland and Thomas
Garden Mrs 4. HersCn, Miss E: FersSn. Paul Pau
3s f wosd feix Wei;haf'sT. M5;; w siftsT;
f st'S Garter r. and ii George rye & clover;
ser joseph G. Page. John 81 Carter Mrs James
L. Matthews, S. Crawford Theodore Furness John
snfqrd Fs Ed Snd T. EaT Ras Miss Nc
Windsor-Mrs Margaret A. Haldon, b. K. Brown,
T. L.. Oakley: 4. J, Byeri william HsIl; Nj Fan, ana
Percy Crawford. Dr. b. G. Bvrne, Mrs. b. Byrne,
Miss Olive Harzel Charles Henry Smith smith. Mr cit A.
lev and Miss Mabel Mckinley.
Waidorf-Astoria-W ]. Corners Miss A. c. Jor-
9sn Mrs. W e G9RosF' Mis- + hsHs sn{
Miss Rged Mss No McK Rqlea george '
D Baker' FredeTick " Warren, + Q; Ha gnSGi
Mrs. j. b. Broadbent, Joseph +. Mallory ana a. .
D So%ma6 2s & Pim %Sx Mr sSPnh ays
Mrs G 9. Falker. Mr. and Mrs, j. n. WeS TT
Mrs. Il. s. Deese, Mrs. $. C. Campbell ana W. L.
Fifdddon Hall-p E Miller Mrs; Hut Wra
Mr., and Mrs Hiram A W9ikiHs S Mr; ann MIs
c. Fl BuJ,' M Jordan anu and Mrs j. Jordan
Fo3fT'f R5 ar end MSS hTs e ii Ma SSn
and f. Mrs rs' J. Moore NJ B. Chapman and NJ Nc
l'F Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs E. Cooke. E. Brown. F.
Myer Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Rosenbaum MIS- T. " sr',S'
Mrs. J. Fritz, Miss f. Myer ana Mt anu MIS- -
'G Bflmon,-Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Hill, Miss a. N;
Hill Miss b. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. b. u Mu'ler anu
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