New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
ATLANTIC CITY THRONGED.
UNPRECEDENTED NUMBER OF GUESTS
FADs OF THE SEASON.

FADS OF THE SEASON.
Atlantic civ. Aug II (SpeciaD--Thc record OF
ooords has been broken Within thirty-sx hours.
last Saturday and Sunday, the railroads lanued
almost nfty-hve thousand visitors here ana 'he
floating population Of the place was conserVatVey
estimated at not less than two hundred and hfty
thousand The incoming crowd to-day and to-mor-
o, win nrobablv foot UP a still larger total, and
- the precedent of former years is followed the
idal wave Of summer visitors will reach It's height
a week hence.
of the houses it is utterly impossible to receive any
more guests beyond those who have made engage
,,ents I'm advance. The housing Of all the Vistors
will no a serious problem in the next two or three
weeks Although the hotel capacity OF the CITY mas
been wonderfully enlarged recently, the crowns
have increased at such an unexpected. overwheim-
ing rate that accommodations are at premium
The biggest crowd of each week. of course MAKES
;,s aDpearance Saturday night and Sunday, ana IL
&c then necessary to MI the hotel parlors ana IN
some instances the corridors, with co.'s io' "'V
accommodation OF extra guests
The number Of visitors has naturally Increased
the number Of bathers. ana the bathhouse keepers
have been scarcely able 10 keep up with the De
,,o,d for shifts and dressing rooms Thousands
are IN the surf every day, and the HE guards are
kent busy looking after those under thelr chdree'
with a view to preventing accidents Inc CITY Hu-
,tor,,,os are considering the advsabty OF making
~ "a
swimmers may not venture under peHd''! VI "''''
and fine for dsorderly conduct.
Entertainments OF all kinds continue TO he un-
usuellv numerous. The weather has beeh ABOUT
as near perfect as II could well be- making II pos
sibIe to enjoy to the fullest extent the various
amusements provided Dancing could be lhdu'E'u
IN without the discomfort incident TO extreme neat
the majority Of the evenings being cool ana pleas
ant The clear skies have added 10 the enjoyment
Of those who prefer outdoor sports ana pleasures.
while a brisk breeze during the greater poruoh o'
the week has made the yachting superb Inc hS"-
ing is becoming better, II possible. ana such
thing as a fishing party returning HoHe '"'FF
handed is almost unknown
The fads Of the present season are as numerous
as they are remarkable There are two new Things
IN headgear this year. the latest being the sun
bonnet which is made OF any thin material. such
as lawn or cambria and is OF all coors. preferably
white pink or blue. Another artistic article OF
head wear Is the straw sombrcro Of Mexican or
Cuban weaving Another fad IS the reproduction
Of the miniature craze on an eccnomlcal scdIe
Small tintypes are mounted as buttons ana as
many Of them worn as a person can a'cuihu-
late 1t is not hard for d girl with circle OF
acquantances 10 soon gather an extensive collec-
ton OF the keepsakes.
The new Auditorium Pier. at the foot OF PENN
sylvania-ave. is at last open and doing business
daily vaudeville entertainments OF hlgA class
being given In the theatre on the pier. The owners
]
length of Loo feet. as required by city ordinances
there was no fnther excuse for preventing them
from connecting with the boardwalk and beginning
business. There may be further complications As
II is stated that the State Riparian Commissioners
object 10 the pier extending beyond the riparian
line This however is the case with all the piers
here and II the Auditorium Pier has TO De removed
the same thing will probably be necessary WIN all
Among the New-Yorkers TO register AT the well
known hotels this week were the FOLLOWING =, -
rggl,t. Ar md /. NJ .
Mason MIR and Mrs. John Bland. Miss a. Bland.
r. Howard Bland, Thomas Cattman l. g. bfe,S.'
Miss H. Hunt. John Hurst. J. *. Hurst Mr.;
and Mrs. George Patterson. A. VI. Conman. DaNid
i. Jackson, A J. Pgildo !. Il ThomPson' MI ME-.
Rouse, Miss C.. Milford. Mr. and Mrs. CI;2renee
Rite MI aHd Ms r. f'a'' |" A. "''' d.
ii 5;nTie nlq . II. sonneh Miss Annie Rice Mr
% 1Ier Ms p ". Wodi i Mis- Guifude b Frank Ian
u. W. Lyons. Alma Lyons. Mss H3FIlrt Lyons e
BeaIc. Mrs g Ilerson, Miss J. llerson, NJ. KowkGr,
Charles ". Mlxwell. Mrs. a. Kicnardson. Miss T.
Traymore@ oIjr and Mrs A. V@nncp Mr. and
Mrs. George p Robertson, Miss A ROBERTSON
Windsor~Miss f. Griswold {. J. Hin, J. r..
Barton, willing Davis, David Wallace, Charles
Mrs c Macfarlane. Frederick ". Lee. 5 \.
Trude John Henry Miller and MIR and Mrs. a. NJ.
R1dof-Iohn Mqndhem. Louis l. Leyly Mr. i, en5
T 9 E Mf snd Mrs. hpd II f L. Heegsr
j. Newither, Miss Carrie =. Friend. Miss kiith
Friend. Miss Maud &. ScnSindil, MLh a
= ID stern Jacob Davis, J. l.. Leonard, l. -
soloman. a. Hqstine H. BaeT L. H2 1911 Tnlln J.
b. Wise. NJ Newman Mr., and Mrs. Henry Sch"a9
Miss Miriam Schwab, Miss Francis Bette j.
/ Uuckberger and Max Lowenthal ~
/ ST Chares-W. S. Remington, James a C0nnor'
/ f. Bird. c. J. b. Swindell W. - S"inde
| George Baird James c. SchOeheld, w. Is. NUT
J II Redfern. W l. shoyer, J. W. Hayermy&Gr
/ j Loensbury. samuel Thompson. George, W.
scfaffer, j. n Bye, Mr. and Mrs D. g. Hili ME- MI
/ A nm MIR and Mrs. Harry willing, Perry Hal,
Stead Miss A Halstead Mrs. George G Bacon ahd
Lemuel Potter - ,,. NJ, ord ure
y n Tellehen and family q. T. Yewell, MI ana
Mrs G F. Herman, Charles G. Herman FarKei
Hill Miss Mabel Herman Mr., ana Mrs' D. H. III"
] deU c; j I,ovegrove and II. Gilman , ~, @
Pierrepont-D. Livergood, H. Enos H. bon1' p
Fosch Mr and Mrs. Carrot Freund ana NJ
/ Gilmore c, C,,oy,on Donohen
p + IIaipin and Miss N. f. Klotz.