New-York tribune., 1900-01-07

the itineraries of their outings. With all these
people pouring In accommodations will be at a
premium during convention week.
Another big convention which Is expected to
bring not less than twenty-five thousand people
here will be the reunion Of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, in July. Arrangements
are now being made by the local lodge Tor the
reception of their brethren, and the visitors VIII
have a royal reception big committee was ap-
pointed this week look after the details OF the
convention which will bring to the shore members
of the order from all parts of the Union
But 1t is not to these transient convention visit
ors that the resort looks for profitable patronage
The guests who really benefit the place are those
whose visits are prolonged, and these are becom-
ing more and numerous every year. Fhlia-
delphia for many years been the main rehailce
of Atlantic City for visitors for ootn long ana
short periods; SO much so, indeed. that this place
IA frequently referred to as suburb OF the
Quaker City But now the whole country mas
become enamoured Of It's charms and the whole
country brings it's tribute of summer ana winter
guests
Visitors from New-York are particularly nu-
merous just at present Every hotel in town has
its ouota of New-Yorkers- To the New-4ork
colony the beginning Of an additional through tram
service will be great boon. Arrangements are
being made for a great reception to the nrst
through train by way of the Reading and Jersey
Central roads which will be put in service on
Monday number of local hotel and business
men will 60 to New-Yerk on that day as guests
of the railroad companies, for the sole purpose
of being privileged to ride the first train There
will he a BANQUET here in the evening in honor or
the occasion The Pennsylvania road VIII also put
ON another through train shortly, in additlon 10
the through express areaoy IN seFTe b OF OF AtIanto
city are highly elated their victory last
of0if' Of the Laurence Harbor Country Club on the
links here. The incident not only proved lIldI
but it also showed concusively that winter golf
has come to stay, at least at Atlantic CITY. Inc
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present winter, and yet the golfers We're ape 70
cover the links without any great physical dis
comfort ,,.u,- 1,,,o -, r. 1oeo,
Association at the Hotel Windsor. the leading
tS SRc vear 0r @ yeaps show was SO
II has been decided continue the exhibition tor
gVmmer GeTs Enough entries already been as
gured to ason h Waters James B. soutRwck
James Elverson 1r, Edward s Lee. Mayo, JoseP9
Endicott, DR.. John R. Fleming, Dr. N. D. Young
man. Thomas ]. pickerson, W. p. Edge, BrlnGkle ri
a. %nSK g. NGttng. William St. Clair Biitz, samuel
Rotan ThSmns Wasce eaSSsS and DR. qla MOTIFS "
Recent t arrivals from New-York the leading
nGsds ptrtf s Rofhen6erg Max Koh-
ler Miss s. Kqher s MeRGhOlieF nc WI William woif BeF
Ernest Kaufman, Miss Edith Kaufman If 9I1N Mr. and
Mrs BarnS @ Mr ard aNf Mrs mrs j. l. - HolandeT louis
HoIander. Miss Beatrice HoIlander, Mr.. and MIS- MIS-:
S. J. Goldsmith. Raymond Goldsmith and Walter
HaddOn Hall-Mr. ana Mrs f. IL heynoIuS'
Henry Bardeau. NJ Stanford Mr.. and Mrs, E c.
Townsend. Miss stine, H F. Slime, Samuel NJ:
Nicholson George Carson. E A. Mechling, John
T Wit, Mr. and Mrs. William Baum. S P. Leeds
aPa sheIbuFneRusse 5fsS Wilbur John 8 Bearston A
7, NTnrnhy I Fl Dilwith. Mr.. and Mrs William
b Oliver Mr and Mrs. Eustis Thompson; S S;
NcKim Mr and Mrs. William Wagner, Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Williams Mr.. and Mrs. James Far
land Miss Annie Delaney p j. Flathery and Miss
f'Sfe MertonSJ P. solomon. S. Salmon R. Green.
Mr. and Mrs c. e. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ash
man Miss Ida C. Nash, Miss Carrie Strauss, p. A.
Wood Miss Mary G. Ashbrook, Mrs. J. Smith,
W r Brown Mr. end Mrs c. W. Benson. Miss
r Robinson, Miss Augusta Robinson. Arthur Ash
brook and s. A. winston;
n w Packard r, Rosenbaum, A. Longstreet.
r p Walker, w c. Collins, Fl. S. Kemppert. r.
Y Butler and ]. NJ. BonsaH
Kuehne's-EmD H. Pohn. A s Darby. H Hub
ner J. b Howe, Frank Solomon, II. b. McCarty,
James II Taylor: G. s johnson. S A. LeTdner.
Grove F r Hughes and Charles II. Shinn.
Dennis-Jessie r. Hapck Edward F. Belding Al
fred Hartel Mrs. r. f. Judkins. A. s. Keil and
Miss l.. H. Marvel
Victoria-Miss s A, Conner, Edward g. Leeler
and Albert D. Wagner