New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
SPRING WEATHER INCREASES THE
CROWDS-HOTEI. PROPERTY BRINGS
A HIGH PRICE.

Atlantic City. N j.. March % SpeciaD.-The
vernaI equinox has brought with It q great influx
of health and pleasure seekers, and the hotels are
now films, up so rapidly that the disposal OF the
many thousands who viii arrive here between TINS
and Easter is becoming serious problem Room
will doubtless be found somewhere for all coiners'
but it will not always be possible to give every
appljcant lust the accommodations desired. and in
many cases the hotel proprietors will have 10 re-
sort to considerable crowding in order to accom-
modate many guests as possible AT TWO or
three of the beach front houses bookings lot
Easter have ceased every room being engaged.
Social entertainments increasing in number
each week Euchre holds its place as the favorite
indoor amusement for small parties, but dahceS
are frequently got up which add TO the iveness
Of the resort. The attendance at the public dances
on the piers is growing larger night by night
High water mark in Atlantic City real estate
prices was reached this week, when the almost
fabulous price of 5000 a front foot was pald ior
the property at Kentucky-ave. and the Boardwalk
The property I'm question is the hotel known as the
Stratford and the purchasers are James and
George Bew. proprietors % the Hotel Berkeley.
which occupies the adjoining sites both in Ken
tucky-ave. and the Boardwalk.
The Rittenhouse. new hotel in New-Jersey-
ave. close to the bea H. will open next Saturday
under the proprietorship Of H. G. Hanger. The
hotel has accommodations for three hundred
guests. ard all its furnishings, like the building
itself. new.
Mrs. II. y. Meyer. for I number OF years pro-
prietor of the Wetheriu in Kentucky-ave.. has
opened new hotel this year the opposite side
of the same avenue.
The Hotel England at South Carolina lave.
and the beach. reopened Wednesday, after
number Of interior improvements and thorough
renovation. This is the New -England's second
season, and Bryan Williams, the owners, report
prospects Of even more success than they had last
year.
New-Yorkers registered at the leading hotels this
week include the following:
Brighton-Mr and Mrs. w. NJ. Bennett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kemp jr.. William Wallace. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry W. Everett. J. Robinson Beard, Miss
Edith Brandon Mr. and Mrs. H B. Kano, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles a. Miller, Mt. and Mrs. G. WIkn-
son Stetson Miss Stetson. Webster Wagner Stet-
son, NIr. and Mrs, Henry Henjes. Mr., and Mrs. T.
L. Hopkins Mrs. W T. Lawrence Mrs. II. c.
Hazen. Miss Herman, Mrs. D. c. Blair, Mrs. H. J.
Ferris A D. Wheelock, A. G. Hyde A Walker
Miss S. f Meredith, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Allen. Mrs.
Charles II. Beder Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Allen. VI. +.
Haviand. William Frederick Arthur, 6. J. w. Tru-
man. Miss Mary H. Hearn. George y, Wheeler. Mr.
and Mrs. G. II. Robinson. Miss Robinson Miss
Crane, F E Coursen and Arnold A Benedict
Traymore- Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Parsons. Mr..
and Mrs II. b. Chamberlain, Mrs c. Z. Anneth
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Booth. Miss Edith Booth, Miss
Florence Booth. H. D. Marsden. c. A. Darby. Mr
and Mrs II. II. Salmon Mrs. NJ. Van Campo A
Hecht, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Widen, L. o. Widen Mrs. NJ Iden, Miss
luei, MISS l. lden, MIS- r.. H. lden, Miss I. 4.
Tucker, Mrs. John c. Tucker, Miss W. Nolan. Mr..
and Mrs W. A. Mills. Miss Ellen Schiller H.
Schiller Miss May Schiller, Edgar J. Phillips Miss
Helen Phillips, George Fl. Cook Alfred Adler Miss
Belle Schwab. Miss Eta schwab. W F. Kip J. S
Lesser f. Steadman. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Beale,
Mrs. NJ. c. Rease, Mr.. and Mrs J. Hecht Mr. and
Mrs George w. Mannberg and Mitchell A. Levy.
ST Charles-Mr- and Mrs a w. Rue Mr and
Mrs c. II. Davis, F. 5. Hewitt, Miss NJ Hewitt
John G. Ross Mr.. and Mrs. T J. Reilly Mrs
Thomas J. Brad., Mrs, J. Brady. jr.. Miss Purcell.
George NJ curtis jr. b F Keith Miss BatchGiier'
Ar. and Mrs. J. StOughton, Mr.. and Mrs William
Dugeon, Edward Lyon, Mrs. L. y Jones. jr L. y
Jones, MT: and Mrs. David Kaiser, Mr.. and Mrs.
A: 3. Hail. J. +. Hartshorn Miss O'Rourke Mrs
" Bainey, Mrs. j. NicOle, " q. Newman. A Paul
Keith, Mrs J. r. Beleville. " r. Tyson John
Mclaughlin and nephew.
Windsor-Mr. and Mrs. George f. Rrownell Mrs
and Mrs. D. Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cory. Mr.
and Mrs +. Campbell, Mrs. Elizabeth Clifford Miss
Jessie r. Clifford, Miss Belle Sanford. NJ ". Cane
II. Jandorf Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C;ulden Miss
Margaret Gulden, Forrest d. carr. " G; Rec Nj
and Mrs ". Rheinstrom, Mrs. Robert F,deson Mrs
HegTse NJ Wood and Mr- and Mrs. benjamin Lewis
ara !, Conwell Mr- and Mrs. c D. Higgins Mr.
ana MIS- Edwin Franklin, Miss Edna Franklin H.
9 Pratt Mr. and Mrs. +. Morrison, p 3. Morrison
Miss NJ {. Scoville, Miss Molly Scoville Robert
ScoVile Mrs f. X. Slcight Mr.. and Mrs f. Miller
Mrs. A. Robo. Mrs. S. =. Chandler. Mrs. A. F.
Chandler, Frederick COughtry. Mr. and Mrs A
9Iaaoh9 - @ re, MIS- w Z Goodno. Miss Goodno and
Seaside Hopse-C. B. Cutting Miss Cutting ". H.
Han, Joseph B. Mahon, William NJ. Kingsley.
George F. Eagleson. J. Thompson, Mrs. H II Cone
Il H. Cone tr. Mrs. George +. Eagleson b. L.
Walton, Edward 3. simms, s r. Henderson Mrs
T. j. Rathbone and Miss l. Rathbone "
Strand-Mr. and Mrs. William Coverlv Mr. and
Mrs: F; O. Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Olmstead
F. Halloway D; d; Nedwill. Miss l. A NedwiH