New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
COLD AT ATLANTIC CITY
A LARGE INFLUX OF GUESTS FROM NEW
YoRK-PLANs FOR SUMMER

Atlantic City, n. j., Feb (5peclaD.--Although
Old Boreas did his best TO stir things up for a few
days the week j.st closing has been remarkably
enjoyable one down here by the The skies
rule have been clear and bright, and the only
bar TO perfect comfort the slightly nipping
temperature which prevailed for day two.
But even this has its compensations The sea-
der the influence of the cold air. seemed to be
camer than usual. and the foam which was driven
up on the beach and frozen at high water mark
formed white line of Ice all along the
beach. that quite novel sight to the majority
of visitors And then, after all. 1t not so cold
but that the usual midday promenade the
Boardwalk could be enjoyed by all except the most
delicate of the invalds and these could sit
comfortably in the parlors of the beach front
hotels and watch those who were abroad. But the
Arctic did last long. and the weather
has moderated until the thermometer registers
the normal winter figures.
The number of visitors largely increased this
week. the influx of guests surprising even the hotel
men. who usually surprised at nothing. An
unusually large proportion of the incoming throng
composed of New-Yorkers.
The active preparations for next summers Horse
Show have begun and the affair will. in all proba
bility, be much important than that of
last summer The show this year will continue
four days, instead of three, beginning on Wednes-
day. July H. and remaining open for the balance
of the week. The outlook for entries is promising.
and those in charge already have assurances from
horse owners who not here last summer.
well as from those who were. that they
ing with fine strings of ribbon horses The Elk
ecutive Committee. which met at the Hotel Windsor
Il few days ago and set afoot the arrangements
for the coming exhibition. is composed of G. Jason
Waters. Joseph H. Borton, Henry w Leeds. Wal
ter ]. Buzby Judge Allen B. Endicott and j. Haines
Lippincott. The officers of the association
President. G. Jason Waters; first vice. president,
Charles Evans; second vice-president. Joseph H.
Borton secretary, Henry W. Leeds; treasurer.
Judge Allen B. Endicott; assistant secretary and
manager, w S. Blitz.
The local Elks still hard at work getting
ready for the coming reunion and convention of
their order, which will be held here the week
as the Horse Show. 1t is expected that the n
vention will be the largest gathering of Elks
held and it is proposed to give the visiting MEM
bers of the order such reception that they will
return TO their homes with nothing the kndliest
remembrances of Atlantic City. With the Elks'
convention and the Horse Show both in progress at
the same time. the week will be one of excitement
and pleasure.
A report circulated a few days ago to the
effect that Sunday baseball be in order here
next summer. but 1t has met with a prompt and
vigorous denial from the managers OF the local
team, who also control the Inlet Park Even II the
local magnates were willing to arrange for Sun
day games it is hardly probable that the authorities
would permit It, the tendency is toward fewer
rather than more amusements Sunday.
The local and visiting golfers becoming deep
ly interested in the proposed visit of Harry Warden
the British open champion. 1t is almost certain
that he will play at least match the links
of the Atlantic City Country Club at Mortified,
and il will be- in respects the most interest
ing of his series in this country The North
field links is said by experts to more nearly re-
sembe those of England and Scotland than any
other in this country, and the gol1ng enthusiasts
will be given opportunity of seeing Warden play
a quite similar to those which he
has made such startling records in his country
An important social event this week was the mar
riage Wednesday of Miss Lucie McGade, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGlade OF the
son of prominent New-York manufacturer. The
ceremony took place at high noon in st. Ncholas's
Roman Catholic Church. Fa ther McShane offciat-
ing, assisted by Father Mclean, of Brooklyn. The
bride attended by her sister. Miss Mamie Nc
Glade as bridesmaid. and the best man Thomas
Mulianey, OF Brooklyn. The ushers John
and Harry Gormley. The ceremony was followed
by wedding breakfast at the Hotel Central after
bridal tour to Washington and the South. They
will make their home in Brooklyn .,.. ..,,..,
The Brooklyn Lodge of ElkS has already secured
its headquarters for the coming convention of the
Leon in Virgnia-ave. having engaged acc0mmo-
dations for fifty members and their families Brook
Ign Lodge made its headquarters at the same house
during the last convention, and after their return
prietor a Handsomely engrossed set OF resolutions
h her bs @b Of their Visit ere
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS
| Among the residents of New-York to register at
the leading hotels recently were the following:
Brghton-George Evans, Theodore W. Price Mr..
and 41rs. George H.. Watson. Miss Farmer, j. NJ.
William Wallace, Thomas F. GiIroy, Mrs NJ. J.
coney Mr. and MTs A. Domnck Mss
Dominica H. b. Dominick, jr.. E. ". Yeatt, E. w.
| Yeatt, jr Mr.. and Mrs. M H: Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
| Kip j. i. Van Woert Miss Van Woert Richard
Mrs. John c. Thompson, George H. Albert and
Haddon Hall-Mr and Mrs. NJ F; Meehan, Rich
ard Downing. Miss G. F WO9d; Mrs 3 RoI H. Me-
Isidor Wallace Mr.. and Mrs n. D. Leight. Nj
Kerne. w H Mcclellan, J. n Jerares;, MISS Pet'
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Van Dweiter and Miss M +.
isiesworth-Mrs William Fisher. E: G. Bach Mr..
R! Blum MI and dDi Mrs. F. W. Fiaumer and two
daughters, NJ. oppenhem and family. Miss Me 4
mark, Mr.. and Mrs v: Cartwright, Miss T. stemm,
Miss salie stemm and L NI Ph0eous scban Miss
scha d4' Mrs NJ c. shoneman, Mrs: John S LitteII,
Mrs Julie De Ey6er MTs JOIN sS MSS Barne
samuel Wood and r. Q. Lax. =, n
Arrest. Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Owens. c. G. Werner;
| T. A Miller Mr.. and Mrs, A. Kaugman. Mr. and
Miss Edith walker a and t Miss Ruth Walker.
st Charles-Richard Curdy. G. J; CuTran James
day James W j. Giday Mr.. and Mrs, George &
Glenn, John c; Grady. j E. Weeks, Alfred T.
DfeGT ana e X nondenscer Mrs NJ NJ
fR MRS n RGSeTs Jane M
Mrs l. f. Roberts. Charles Edwards Mr. and
Mo ma'ers E an Banies Mss NJ J. Daniels
Miss Ida Van Every Mrs L F. Townsend MISS
Miss g. r Paine. MISS Jessie = Coleman MI, and
M Quaker F069Es anG rmay %T and Mrs H.
Amos Clark Alfred i Clark, Dr. and Mrs c. N:
ced9rcFcffA 3 Start s. EmanaEy. Nh Wan, and
ing; Miss J, 4 Griffin, II. r. Fuller, r. w. Story
KuehnIesNH. S Faulkner, r. A, Montgomery