New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-25
WINTER DAYS BY THE SEA
THRONES JoURNEYING TO ATLANTIC
CITY FOR LENTEN REST AND
REGENERATION.

Atlantic CITY n j. Feb "a (SpeciaD.-As Lent
| approaches the number of visitors at this resort
increases constantly. Here the sackcloth is not
| quite SO calling the ashes so humiliating
as they are In the great social centres. The
| devotees of fashion flock to this place as to
haven of rest, for here they may commune with
| nature and find that rest of which they are in
| search.
A great throng came In this week. Although
| the weather was none Of the best for few days,
the trains during the greater portion of the week
| crowded with passengers, and the hotels
filled up at a rapid rate A large proportion of this
years visitors come from New-York and that vi
cinity. The through New-York trains are all
| heavy and well filled. and many visitors from the
| metropolis have come via Philadelphia. The New
York colony is much larger than that of any
other city, with the exception of Philadelphia
| There is more gayety to be found at this place
during the forty days of penance than at any
other time. except, of course, the busy summer
| season. All the large hotels are provided with
| orchestras. some of them of unusual excellence
and pleasant little dances are of nightly occur
renee Then there the public or semi-publc
affairs at some OF the hotels such as the Rudot'
| for instance where dances are given nearly every
week At the beautiful Casino on the boardwalk
/ near the foot OF Indiana-ave., there are semi
/ weekly dances and daily concerts, which are al
ways attended by large audiences of the most fash
J ionable of the visitors.
| The social season was fairly begun last Saturday
/ evening when the big opening ball at the Hotel
| Rudolf was given Another was given on Wednes-
! day evening at the urgent request of number of
| Mr. Myers's friends who unable to attend the
first one. The attendance on both occasions in
| Guided many visitors of prominence from New
| York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities
| The most important announcement of the week
to the effect that new railroad connection
| with New-York is about to be completed. 1t is
| proposed to connect number of lines along the
coast reducing the distance between the two cities
| 116 miles. which be covered by fast express
trains in less than two hours. The new route will
| be the Jersey CentraTs tracks from New
| York, by way of Red Bank, thence to Lakewood
| and from there Writings Junction. From the
latter point trains will be over the Tuckerton
| Railway to Tuckerton, via Barnegat. From Tuck
| erton Brigantine. distance of twelve miles
| there is no railway. but this short gap Will be
filled at by the Brigantine Railroad Company
1t expected trains will be in operation over
the line before the heavy summer travel be-
| gins.
Recent arrivals from New-York at the various
| leading hotels include the following persons:
| Brighton-Edgar Keith Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Church Osborn and three children Mr.. and Mrs. c.
| F. Pope Mrs z. S. Auchincloss and child, Miss E.
| E. Auchincoss. Mr., and Mrs William c. Wallace
| Charles A Freeburn Mr.. and Mrs James D. Ship
| mann Mrs Albert c. Brown, D. Holland P. Nc
| Grath Livingston Wetmore Mrs Shepherd K. De
| Forest and two children, Miss Grace Watkins, Mr..
| and Mrs G.. F. Hodgman, Miss NJ. c. Busher,
| George E. Kilgore Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Holz-
| derber, S. K. De Forest, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
/
| Ter. T c. Buck. A. Rossman Walter Brooks W.
| de F. Huguet H B. Dominck. H. B. Dominick. jr.,
| Mrs. H. NJ. Lord. Miss NJ. Babcock, Mrs. X b.
| Fiske Miss Bladsford. c. B. Short, Mr.. and Mrs
| Elliot Danforth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kitchener, Mrs
| S. w Fairchild Miss Constance Fairchild, Master
| b FairchiId NJ. L. Dreier and K. S. Dreier
| Iseswortl-Nere L. Levy. Miss Small, William
| w Rosenfort S. Bernhard Harry w. Vogel Miss
| Jennie Aronson. Mr.. and Mrs. David Baum Leo
| Triangle ]. Goand. Isaac Golland, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Leon S. Mendel, Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Rees, B. g.
Sherman Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Seigman, Mr. and
| Mrs L. Black Mrs. L. L. Iipser Miss {. b. Lip
| ser D. ]. FRANKIE Charles Schick, Miss Cecilia
| Cohn. Miss Josephine Cohn. Mrs. l.. Friedlander'
| Mr. and Mrs. George Strauss and Miss De Rapp.
| Haddon HalI-A ]. Schwartz. Mrs. A. T. Comp
ton, Miss Compton, Charles Hubbard, L. w. NILS,
Henry Brown, Henry w. Brown, jr, Mrs b. w.
Robinson the Rev. and Mrs D. Parks, H. H.
Brown Mrs NJ NJ Schwartz, Miss Schwartz, D. d.
Schwartz Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dietz, F. L. Hughes,
H. P Robertson, V. w. Osborne Mr. and Mrs.
Charles c. Balou. j. E. Price Mrs G. E. Brightson'
Miss Brightson William F. H Colt, Miss NJ. Tones
and w L. Hughes.
st. Charles-B F. Harris, Peter B. sweeny. Emma
NJ Rooney Joseph Wertheimer, Thomas Roulston
and son, A. L. Mel Mrs. A L. Mel, Miss Josephine
SICKLE Mr. and Mrs GumIey and and dau g ter MI
A24ay a0a Mr. and 0HS Plant
eRis bie fRo Mr. Yrs ana MRS. 6 F Bloomiqg
Renee and ,f family 3 dowe I T. v Kelly
Mr.. aad Mrs. george c. Keep, Mrs. {. 4. Smith
Ns M W Romss and Adele M 4 eaaon
Gleason Herbert ". Eddy, Mrs. James R: Gates,
Bastburn John x. LqTma ma Mr. and Mrs George
ff Hunng6n REAR Admiral
A Howell. Mrs. J A Howell. Mrs. "; c Neville Neville
Paul P souder, v. F. Breiteh6augh. John Long,
Rudolf2G Whitney Med 6 and niece
M MISTY julie De Ryther an A I EatmeT s Bar
CART Mrs. A; F. Bang, Miss Bang, Miss Girsch
and MF and MIS- O. s j. Gallon He Arden Miss Con-
stance Arden, r. D. 4 PARROT Mrs NJ Clarke
M5 Mars Miss EDWARDS M and Mrs. W a. Tan Aneh
Authorization E. Walter. Mrs. E. Walter.
Miss Florence Moore j. F COX and W Rogers
ChalfOnte-Henry c. Cronin. Miss A. s. Cronin,
Mrs. j. 4. Bostwick, J. Y. Merrick. MIR. and Mrs,
VI. NJ Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Martin and
Roman Pond. K: / Nakagor il, John ~ J;
Grieg. c. II. Grieg and Howard Wilson.
". II. Rent, NJ Nj Scarborough Mrs. L. c. Will
morth, Miss Donaldson and Mr. and Mrs. A. Rem
BerkeIey-George A. Priest. Mr. and Mrs. William
w Locke Mrs. T. T. Boswell L. T. Boswell S w.
Bergstresser and Mr.. and Mrs Edward T. Hut
Ay9eaM and aid M Mr. GdSGa ht5 Mf Ros
Aquariiie-Mrs. Robert Coleman, Mrs Harriet
Palmer c. NJ. Runner. Mrs; c; NJ. Runner, Mr..
Iroauois-F Jones, B. F, Cole, Mr., and Mrs;
child Mrs William S. Newell and Henry Cope.
Wiitshire-N f. Graham, Mrs, J. A. Johnson.
! Miss Grace johnson. Master H Johnson, Mrs. ].
G. Kolb. Miss Emma Kolb and Miss Sarah Kolb
Morton-Mrs. W, B. Maddox. Miss Bessie Bessie Nc
Caden Mr. and Ms Ftz PannH9s and MISS ss San
x7s M MsRa.y r cS sPfssf F.
| Tichner c. NJ. Croker, c. w Williams and r. A.