New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
CROW,DLNG TO ATLANTIC CITY
TIoN PREPARATIONS FOR THE
COLE TOuRNEY-ROTEI NEWS.

Atlantic City. n. J., March II (SpeciaD-As the
Lenten season advances the crowds of visitors here
increase wonderfully. There are enough people at
the various hotels to-day TO populate a fair sized
city, and yet they continue to come in on every
train. A number of hotels have every room
engaged for Easter and the preceding week.
The boardwalk has been fairly crowded this week,
the promenading throng apparently never firing of
marching up and down. Rolling chairs are being
INDUCED In to unlimited extent. They
patronized by hundreds of both sexes. who seem to
enjoy the feeling Of luxury induced by being pushed
along the great, smooth deck of the walk by
colored 'pusher."
Travel in this direction has been given addi-
tional impetus by the spring time tables on
the Pennsylvania and Reading systems. which were
put into effect this week. Several additional trains
are provided between Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. and the time of some OF the old trains has
been considerably quickened This has benefited
the New-York travel as well as that from Phila-
delphia, some OF the trains having close con-
nections for the metropolis
large number of the prominent houses have
been enlarged and beautifed. Among the hotels
that have been thus improved the Berkshire lnn'
In Virginia-ave.. is notable. A number of small
which formerly occupied the first floor of the
building have been removed. and the whole front
of the house has been thrown into the exchange,
which is immense apartment furnished and
decorated in the handsomest manner. The hotel
has been renovated all through, and is now in first
class order for the busy ahead Of it. The
sonal attention to these improvements, and is now
justly proud of the result of his labors during the
winter.
The coming spring tournament of the Country
Club is exciting much interest among those of the
visitors who addicted to golf The Tournament
Committee has decided to extend the time to five
days instead of four. the tourney beginning on
Tuesday April g. and continuing during the rest of
the week. The leading card of course, will be the
appearance of Harry Vardon. the British champion.
He will play the ball Of Findlay Douglas, the
former amateur champion Of the United States,
and another crack amateur, perhaps Hartman.
The Country Club is making preparations to enter
tain the crowd of visiting golfers who will attend
the tournament.
Recent arrivals from New-York at the leading
hotels include the following:
Brighton-Mrs. w n. Duval. G. S. ]. Sheffield.
Mrs w H Hurlbut, Miss Hurlbut, Mr.. and Mrs.
w L. Andrews H. W Magown Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Porter. DR. and Mrs. ]. P Tuttle Miss
V. A. March. E. G. March, A A Webster. Irving
H. Lewis, Mrs ]. f. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. F.
stanhope Philips, Miss H. P. McHarg, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c. Livingston William Halbert, r. Arm
strong, Mrs George w. Potts f. R. Goodridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Patten, Miss Lillian Char
teris, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Redman Thomas r. A.
Hall. George F. Casilear, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
Goodwin. Mrs. Edwin Buckley Miss Buckley, A. H.
Thurston, W s. Hawk, Elliot Bgelow. Mrs. Bige-
low, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Heighe, Mrs Charles
R. Baird w. H. Hall. Frederick Hack, Mrs w H.
Hall. @. Hall. Thomas c. Gaines. Mrs. t R. Hall.
W.
John G. OKeefe. Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Tenney, D.
G. Tenney, D. Henry Smith. Patrick keenan,. A.
Rossman, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fitzsimmons.
George r. MacDougall, B. Bsset, Mrs. G. Z. Gray,
Mrs A. T. Gray, Edmund Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Bauer, Samuel B. Haines, Miss Mary B.
Haines. Mr. and Mrs. r. Ross Appleton. Karl
Fink, Adam Nickel, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis J. Rue.
Mrs w. H Bracken Mrs ]. T. Odell. Mrs. Theo-
dore H. Banks Miss Bowers, Mrs John F. Gibbons
and Miss Gibbons.
nd
Black Alfred Adler Miss Nellie schwab, Miss
Eta Schwab, w. F. Skies, Miss Skies Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Meyers Adeai }. Joseph, Mrs. B. Bonn
mat Mrs. A. Kahn, Miss City Richards, Mr.. and
Mrs Tomsh Miss Eta Tomsh, Miss Bondy Miss
P. Bondy Miss A. Bondy, W. S. Bondy, A. NJ.
Mertheimer, Mrs. H. Appleton, Miss w. Appleton,
John p. Bartlett, Oscar w. Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Kaiser, E. z. Ropes, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. D. C.
Smith, Miss Mildred P. Dobson, Miss Irene H.
Schrett, Miss Rosalie A. Hammell, w. H. Vernon,
R. E, Worcester. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Wimpf-
heimel Master Clarence Wimpfheinen, Mrs. L. c.
Stewart and Mrs. Blanche Mcdonald.
Haddon HaIl-AIr and Mrs Alex Robb Mrs.
Edward Brady. Mr.. and Mrs T. Torrey, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. 2. Mcqueen, E. G. March, c. F. Ham,
4. F. Champlin, Mrs. Anna Duffy. Miss c. Duffy.
George F. Eagleson, John A Eagleson, Katharine
Labagh. Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hewlett. F. c.
Mrs R, l. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Wake
Darling James Brackets Mrs F. NJ Baldwin
Mrs, H F. Thornton, Miss Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs,
Williams. Miss Helen Miller, Miss Katharine MeT-
Charles j, Hudson and Frederick Hudson
Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. Julius stege Mrs. J. F.
Smith Miss Fitzpa}ricE Miss NJ pGodste fo Nj
and Mrs Charles Lang Paul wilson Morris Man
Whitney. E. j. BOndy. ] ,, WIeeckerti G. W. Strong
tell, D. +. champion Arthur Glib Mrs. 6; N.
k aHo 9Tge 4 rowH Hunt MIS- Ba 0k
and Mrs G. Ottinger. A. E. Cohn and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Fishel
Dennis--Edgar /. Street. Joseph Edwards, L. W.
Romeis; Mrs. E. Anthony Mrs. W Williams, Mrs.
T2oss Mr. al and hrs M and two
children. A. H. Mcqueen. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Con-
P l. Hull Miss Hull william G. Giiien james G.
Madigan Bernard 4a F FsS cher Miss Hattie Fischer
Tbom ana nccarthv Miss eF McLe fS n Wam
Lannier. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Williams and w.
St. c6aTes-c. H. McLane J; H. Labaner. 4. ]
Dowling- Mr.. and Mrs. T; Well, N; A Carter Mrs.
Csrf Mrs lewis F MISS ne n LeWis
NJ. Tobias and Mrs j. r Reilly
jamin Singer, B. NJ iieber, MI and Mrs. Falkenau
Miss Broclzrnan Alfred Gitvg, Bernard Kahn
Kaufman and Sol sulzberger,
John Given, J. G Havenger. Miss Havenger Lewis
Roberts. N; n. Marks Mrs. Coleman Benedict
Miss Benedict Mrs. j. Robinson Beard and Miss
sheibqme-H a; Stewart. David T. Bralton Miss
Weir; Miss Eleanor Weir, Mr.; and Mrs. L. II
Dorchester Daniel Dorchester Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
.KeniIw9rth limb THOMPSON, Cornelius Wolf
O'Connor, Miss Madeleine O'Connor. G. Y. smith
the Rev Theodore L. Henderson, James Barnes
Berkeley-Mr and Mrs, E. Brunk Mr.. and Mrs
N L. Rouder, Miss NJ, c. Moore, Miss NJ. Leary
Bleak ak H Ha y and r' Mrs J. Mcdonald Miss
NJ n Jones James Jeldman F. ]. Ford and