New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
ATLANTIC CITYS THRONGS.
OVERLOOKING HOUSES UNTIL EASTER
ASSURED-SOME OF THE PEO-
PIE AT THE HOTELS

perity which seems destined to become stronger
and stronger until autumn shall come and turn
the thoughts of the fashionable world again In
the direction of the social gayetes Of the great
cities. Every OF the larger hotels reports more
guests than It has before entertained SO
early in the year. with bookings ahead which as
sure overfiowing houses at Easter.
Preparations for the horse show to be held here
in July have been actively begun. w. s. Blitz,
manager Of the Horse Show Association. hns
opened permanent headquarters at the Hotel Wind
sor and IS devoting himself to the preliminary
work of the show. A large number OF entries
have already been received
Hotel openings continue to be announced. Last
Saturday the Hotel Strand. at the ocean end OF
Virginia ave. reopened for the season under the
management of Fairbairn G. Williams, who have
achieved great success at this hotel during the
last two years. Dinner was served at 6:5o O'CLOCK
and was followed by an evening of general enjoy
ment The Strand is one Of the most popular and
up TO date houses on Virginia-ave.
The Albemare. which IS delightfully."- located at
Pacific and Virginia aves.. also reopened last Sat
urday. There formal entertainment to mark
the opening, but the proprietor j. Purdy Cope. was
kept busy receiving guests A number OF improve
ments have been made at the Albemarle. including
enlargement OF the house the westerly side
and a general renovation of the premises.
The Hotel Majestic. the third house from the
beach in Virginia Will reopen next Thursday,
March Is. Samuel S. Osborne and Oscar D. Painter
and met with great success still in charge of its
affairs and report many applications. The Majestic
is equipped with every modern convenience and has
accommodations for about three hundred guests
II s first class in every respect.
Another hotel which will open next Thursday is the
Gladstone, which is located directly the beach in
Chelsea Atlantic Citys growing and popular suburb
The Gladstone will be the first large hotel in Chel-
to open this season It is one of the newer
hotels of the city and is thoroughly modern
throughout heio haD flrOi nd
piled with every comfort and convenience. Messrs
Stone & Collins the proprietors.
The Hotel de Vile In Kentucky-ave about
hundred yards from the beach, which reopened
some time ago after undergoing extensive altera-
tions and improvements. is one Of the busiest
houses in that popular thoroughfare. In addition
to the large number of guests being enter
tained the proprietor. NJ. W. Truitt has applica-
tions from many others who seeking apartments
for the balance of the Lenten season The De Vile
is enjoying a most enviable popularity.
G. Jason Waters, proprietor Of the Hotel Windsor.
has secured the services of the Imperial Russian
Orchestra, and daily concerts being given
by that organization. The concerts given from
has been for Years patronized by the most fas-
tidious of Atlantic City's guests and with this
additional attraction II win become more popular
than
The social Incidents of the week have been many
One OF the leading functions was the first OF the
spring dances at the Hotel Rudolf which was given
last Saturday evening These Saturday evening
dances have been gaining in popularity each year
and have become one OF the features OF the
resort
Golfers have been enabled TO enjoy to the utmost
their favorite sport. The North1eld links have
been crowded with players on several occasions.
The Longport Speedway IS about completed
and will be thrown open to the public in a couple
of weeks. The road is excellent one, extending
from Ventnor Just below this city, to Longport
four miles further Gown the beach at the extreme
end of the island. This, with the macadamized road
way of Pacihc-ave and the hard gravel road from
Chelsea to Ventnor. gives fine boulevard from
emo to end of the island a distance of nearly eight
miles, the road for the greater part of the way
being in sight Of the ocean. The Speedway is ex-
pected to be popular this summer with owners of
fine teams.
Among the prominent residents OF New-Yor,, n
register at the leading hotels recently were the fol-
lowing:
~, ,Brighton-E light III S. Thomson, Miss H. L. Collegiate,
9 GabeFs Ms RRfy William TE KsB M Mis- Sfs0n MsT
4; fS,zs stone Mrs; j W: Tiliinghast, MIS- F O. De
bsEggs bBsEgsn NM Mrs W.T. u Hs5Tlson %am stpds
Henry Duraat Keh Mfs / l. 4 4 AMsas coapsl
NJ Mr. and Mrs F. J. Allen. W. Cories jr, Dr. H G.
ing John woodrn John ar f9G B@rfe MFs Mrs conk
Go9psg4 GGo1pg Mrs Mrs YQSd %35s STEPHEN Tafs Miss
TilRsb2st + e hnE n Mr. S and MTs Cox and MS
Duane NJ and Mrs + H. Davis John 'ST + Farley, ar y
RaEan RaEar M Earle Miss F. GEoeker Mrs s.
Kss9S KKsoTe M MT s3d Ms Henry carEs coe Mrs
Miss Noise A5iss & Mr. EaTs aas MIS- Miss jd%3s Ma
M5f snd MP5 aG SRlff n hs5F MRS GspeE sha
Ne Ea5i5 T.. N3:1e SS 55f s s?9
sszsas Sssf5 IS aad F4sdsrIk NFS Y
Ear65 Ea!ss5 Sss n Nj RaP,sh aaa M r.
thai Josie F Fuer Mrs. r osepb aieq MIs' L Rosep-
nan,e n anR R,tSbIs MTs M hHuis ytege Henry Ma Mrs
'fe is M4s Mecfrfhy j. t. pbB9 niyi TnsyoT
ahf 'Ti Tiee e. RaffFman B fatterson John
S%mge snGss nsecR Charles = So Mrs G2n singer lM!eF
George B. Luper Mr. and MRS F c. Cannon an ayFes
Mrs Mlant II j. Pant H 4 Guiz6erg, George Hall
Townsend Mr.: and Mrs. David Aronson. Mss l. l. \ X
Hadden G1f u Ram R9e f. And R i Reads s
GTa GTaoe p HawkIRsond kIwOod Mrs p F. Anthony, and
pann Mr. and n Mrs MoEFsGn 3 j. osFood MF and q MIS- T
IqyOr Mr " and 8 Mrs " lanes Martin Miss Elisa Van
WsEanar 7TyDE p EaEGr mi Miss u Favor G2pson N 3
Miss corydon wheat Nh Miss and smith mTs Ma A Wheat
Marsh, MI and Mrs George D. PoWers ltS Geo1g r. E
Wam SsteF F mea sondSte st9en Mr. R. and Ne
M15 hnd Mr and ai6e Mrs Frank Goodchid
aradGsr end MFs G Fors r. stles Mrs q ostandr MISS
lam ee2 Mr. p a6d GGeFnF Mrs J. Nfs pTanl Gagf WI
eaG LeaTy y william u Weeks. Albert Heghiey Miss NJ
Helen Helen MaITgiie; William Dickson and Mr.. and Mrs
Islesworth-Mr and Mrs. S L. Kittle. Mrs T
Schl2ss SS2aIto Miss Ethel Prince Mr., and Mrs G. S
walker NJ: Gollard. Edward Loeb Eugene ScheiI
J Plant Mrs Clara w. Rosenstein. Miss /. Rice
nrs. HenrE foth Ray Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs A
Stone and Samuel L. Schwartz ~ -
Sc 5rt nnarlesmMrs T,,9il a Keen Miss Hartberg D
Gabriel Mrs. V. Gegetmer. Master b Ciegetmeir
Miss T Gegetmeir, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c Daisimer'
MIS- = A BRUCE Mrs. 4. Inma2 Mrs w Mc.
6.n; Lain; Mrs G. Hoffman, Miss Bryant and Martin
sheburne-H. A. Stewart. P H Vase. Mrs IT
Gates, Mr. and Mrs ". S Freck Miss Eleanor