New-York tribune., 1900-01-14
QUIET SEASIDE DAYS.
ATLANTIC CITY GUESTS IN wINTER-IN-
CREASED TRAIN SERvICE-HOTEL NOTES.

ATLANTIC CITY GUESTS IN w1NTER-IN-
CREASED TRAIN SERVICE-HOTEL NOTES
Atlantic City. N J., Jan. IS (SpecaD.-Another
week has and gone, bringing the City by the
Sea seven days nearer the opening of that spring
season to which the whole place looking forward
for then the visiting crowds will begin to come in
earnest, and the place will more put on that
gay and festive appearance which has made it
world famous as the resort of happiness pleas
ure. And it is a fact that each week the indi-
cations of an exceptionally prosperous spring and
summer become stronger.
But 1t must not be inferred from this that the
town is now by any dead. There are life and
animation on every hand and the throng on the
great boardwalk fine afternoons is one of which
many places would be proud during what they call
their busy seasons There is, however, a notice
able absence Of that rush and hustle which belong
so distinctively to the summer season a feeling of
quiet calm taking their place and this peacefuIness
Is far more attractive many visitors than is the
noisier atmosphere of midsummer
Ihere is certain individuality about the winter
visitor which plainly distinguishes him from tho
average summer sojourner at the seashore The
stroller on the boardwalk at this season observes
that the passing throng is composed almost en-
urely OF persons evidently well to do-persons
whose time is their own and who can snend uraeks
or months at the shore wherever fancy NAV
lead them. Then there is the invalid contingent
the people who come here in search of health and
usually hnd H. such persons are, perhaps no more
hoy In,
summer time, but the absence the great thrones
Of pleasure seekers makes them more consnic,o,s
ana last' but not least are the New-York people
VINO somehow seem to prefer winter to summer
for a sojourn by the sea-
The travel from the rnetronoIts b 49,.
heavy that the Pennsylvania Railroad h =.
coeo 10 put another through train in operation he
tween Ne"-fork and Atlantic City next Tuesday
This with the through train service established h
lhe feeaoing last Monday and the previous through
trains on the Pennsylvania will give civ tai
oallV' tnree in each direction, running direct he
tween the TWO cities without the necessity of q
cnange OF cars and detour by way of PhiiadeI-
phia~ IL Is this careful attention on the mart 90
the railroad officials to the wants Of visitors 49,
has contributed largely the great success Of tba
resort. - 'H9
A pleasant affair will take place at the clubhouse
OF the Country Club at Northfeld next Frtda,,
evening. To Councilman Henry w Leeds ana
lahes ai Llppncott the proprietors of Haddon Hair
members of the club as token Of Py the
~ The IN matters pertaining to the success
present from this city NeWYoTk 01 PgsdepRa PgnsS5s %
affair consists of Frederick Hemsiev w OF Ed9e 59e
and G. Megarge Lewis. '" T. huse
weoalng or Two and some small events at the vari-
he bss Dut these latter We're none the less
by dancing We're the attractions the most pa rt
and some of these little functions decidedly ac
& nne for receiving the throng of
ing actively pushed. and everything will be ready
arrival The Execntve commtne ne ap6o0Fed se6 f0f 5heT bT
the lodge has met and appointed a number of sub
es OF the work, and citizens COMMITTEES has been
appointed to act in conjunction with the Executive
doubt be the largest convection ever held by the
Among the visitors from NeweYork to register at
the leading hotels during the week the fol-
St. Charles E V. Meyers. William P Don
Psnfoss t " wallets Thomas @R E. conway qs 5GnP Fred
fEG2 1S5 wsAa Meh ss M Hd Mrs oS5 Austn Miss
| ley, Miss Mary Dore and Robert G Dore.
Islesgorth.nMTs Sc,- Nathan Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss R. e Beeum. MRS julie De RytheTs n ASha %ra,
Rebecca Hess Mrs. Henry Marcus. Mrs Samuel
Benhimer Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stalks and Joseph
Mr and Mrs John FitzpatricE Henry yiAi@'ek Brock
Richard Lathers. DR.: and Mrs Carroll Dunham
Mrs. s. F. Mendenhall, Miss A. Mendenhaii. Mrs
H. M Baldwin. Miss Anna steen, R. r. Bentley
Dennis Julia Marcus. Atiol Marcus. Mr
Ts ai Mrs smE Mr. Fn snS Mrr MRS James Hod ff
Edwin Walter F. A. Jackson. Benjamin E. Melor
hse Ga9T a6ss bsne GhSrss Lsns r. Mis-
Tegynssnd; and = Willjam TENT T crSmwen,
Aiieni j. p Doherty Mrs Billing M snq Mr. Ta and MRS
| William Raleigh Charles smith,, William MccoE-
HO@hurs,uM,,rs S7;;,,a Eugo Aikmsn Slack ,l,5 M5
John e ,I Sims SsIms sG,;S C quay Mr. ana mrs
Mccarty, e. S. Smith, Charles Parker, John H
HallOway. J. A. Porter. ]. Fl. Weaver, j. Fl. Jar
\ MortonrM s. Farbitt, T. Edgar weaddock. Miss
La Fontaine1charies Mckinley. II NJ Miller and
Cedsreroft@Miss Alice t. Foster, Arthur oaiey
4 and w. c. Harris.