New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
THE CROWDS AND THEIR ENTERTAIN
MENTS-IIOTELS REOFFNING-NiS-
ITORS FROM NEW-YORK.

ITORS FROM NEW-YORK.
Atlantic City y. j, March l6 (SpeciaD-Alid-l"ent
finds the City-by-the-Sea occupied by host OF
pleasure and health seekers that would astonlSh
any one who has never been here during the spring
season. The Lenten period is now recognized as
one of the enjoyable seasons OF the eh'ire
year here, and thousands take advantage Oh the
temporary relief from social duties 10 rest at the
shore and prepare themselves for the snort season
of social affairs after Easter
Although the hotels not exactly overcrowded
many Of the houses have almost as many guests
as they comfortably accommodate, and Eas-
fer week Is looked forward to with some appre-
henson by those whom will be thrown the re-
sponsibty of providing quarters for the VISITORS
Tho number of hotels open during the spring sea-
son has been largely increased this year II Is true
and the capacity Of some of the older houses mas
been considerably increased through improvements
and additions but tho number of visitors Is also
much larger than ever before at this season. and
the new houses have only slightly relieved 'he
pressure.
The presence Of so many of society's devotees
naturally leads to considerable entertainment OF
various kinds Euchre parties and small dances are
Of nightly occurrence and larger affalrs are ire
ouent Both of the piers are now open
Young's pier having opened last saturday and
dances are given periodically there, while the semi
weekly dances at the Casino are always well at
tended The popular cake walk has been revived
and attracts large crowcS 10 the piers TWO or
three times week.
The promenade book reception to 10 given on
March % by the Woman's Research Club and the
Press Club for the benefit Of the new public IL
hrary will be one OF the notable social events of
the Lenten season here. The affair will take place
in the large ballroom Of the Hotel Isesworth. The
general reception and concert will be followed by
dance. .-.
A notable addition to the hotel accommodations OF
the resort will be made next Saturday when the
fhe ~ DaI fig-1Ng
will reopen. This IS Of the largest hotels on
the Atlantic Coast. and is masnihcently furnished
and appointed throughout. The situation is one
of the the city. the hotel standing at the
! entrance the inlet. with water three sides.
! and commanding a view of ocean and inlet The
| new casino connected with the hotel Is finished.
and Will be the social Of the upper section
of the city. The ROYAL Palace IS stiIl under the
management of F. y. Pike. who successfully con-
Quoted its affairs last year
Ia the opposite end OF the city. the popular Chel
sea district. the Hotel Gladstone opened to-day
with Propretors Stone & Collins still in charge
The number Of guests already booked indicates a
busy and successful season
Among the New-Iorkers at the hotels this week
the following:
Brighton-Mr and Mrs. Thomas Farley. Mrs. s
Devin. Mrs. Anna NJ. De Mott. Mrs. Alex Barrie.
Miss L. c. Ferris. J. W. Davenport. Miss Mary
NJ. Howard. Miss Chamberlain Mrs. Henry H.
Hendricks. Miss Alice Brandon. W. T. Allen, Mr..
Douglas. Mrs. George f. Schanck. Morris r. Volck
Miss Anna +. Mahoney Mrs J. r. Beard. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Holmes. Mrs. Edwin Bulkley. Miss
Bulkley. Mrs. +. r. Wesson. Miss Marjorie Daw-
son. Mrs. C. W. Freedley Mrs I. q. Pcksay. Mr.
and Mrs Henry ". Schmidt Miss Mildred Milton,
George +. Schanck, Lawrence J. Mead, Mr.. and
Mrs James VI. Varnum. Mr.. and Mrs. James Wor
rail- Arthur. Miss Florence x. Arthur, Lewis Mar
SHALL Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Merriman. w. H. Ar
mold Mr. and Mrs George Winton George Leary,
Miss MacAuey and Harry o. Brown.
Islesworth-Mr. and Mrs. Julius Elson. Miss F.
Strauss, Mr and Mrs. J. Cloud. Mrs. s. Adler
Mrs. Julius Saul. Mrs. NJ. Levi, S. Frank. \. NJ
Marriott Gustus Gompresto, Miss Jessie Com
presto Miss NJ. Stern, Albert Wartmann. L.
French Thomas ]. O'Brien and son. c. f. Elson
Mrs. B. Marx. F. L. Rosentha and family, p
Mende. Miss E. Wallack, Sidney F. Marriott. s j.
Baumann. Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Armstrong, A
Hecker and William Greene.
Traymore-Mr and Mrs. l. w Hampton. c. Kauf
man.. Mrs. a. BrentanO, Mrs. c. ". Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. adler and child. David Michel L. A
Worth Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s, Barnet. Miss Rose OF
finger. benjamin Franklin. Miss Franklin. c. p.
Franklin. Mrs. 3. p. Moshed Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Gaynor. James Trowbrdge jr., J. s. Lesser, Mr.
and Mrs. A. stenman. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Stevens
and son and Miss Stevens
HaNT ms II sssa2 na MT Miss 4 %aF GnkhirA Mrs
wiiiiam o 6 81 vm Mar and % & Mfs rat II
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Pancoast; Mrs. Edward Burns.
Mrs F. Holbrook and Miss Holbrook
Rudolf-M. Blake H. c. Tulley, Miss A. A. Rob
ertson. Mr. and Mrs: L. solomon, q. +. Barton
berg berg Mr1 D. stern Mr. and % Mrs ' f. T Moss
Miss Anna Craig. Miss E Craig. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Miller. Miss Rose Kolney. Joseph Kolney
George l. Henry and Miss F. Grsch
ST. Charles-H. {. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. j. F.
Frankett, Miss Frankett. Mr. and Mrs. NJ F. Berry
Mrs. N. A, Pother. Mr., and Ms H. II. Hobbs: Mr.
and Mrs. Aug Frick. Mrs. L. Bowers. Miss Edna
Griffith. Mrs. 4. 4. De Mott. Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Kemp. jr.. Edward Kemp, 80, Van Horne Kemp
Windsor-Mr and Mrs. George Cunton Mrs. NJ
NJ. Mintzer. L. c. Mintzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Benta
min Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ed II. Moses. j. @. Cohen.
Mrs. Frederick 4. North. Mrs. X. y. I-ounsoury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Segman. Miss Bella NJ. Nor
rison Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Brogg, J. B. Fitzgerald
F. L. Fitzgerald. H. Mahr- Moreau f. d. Tanna-
hill, f. j. Nordnger. Mrs. s. Wolff: Mr. and Mrs
/. S. Wolff Stanley L. Wolff. Miss Dorothy Wolff
Miss,Harley. Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Spear. F. p. Will
cox Mr. and Mrs Charles Warren Hunt and Miss
Seaside House-Mrs ]. H. Fighter. Miss X. A.
RICHTER L. Steiner Miss ). Myers. Miss Anne
Myers. E p Simpson Miss simpson, Thomas ].
O Brien and son. Walter F. OBrien. Mrs T.. L.
Freeman. J. II. Fighter. Mrs. +. Gottschaik and
BoscobeIDThe Rev and Mrs Charles Prettyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Garrett Johnston MISS Johnston,
DIR George Peas Sap Mrs. Sap DR.: @. n, Schen
Robert Frank. p. II. Frank. Mr.: and Mrs. D John
Davidson Miss Davidson. Miss I. de Rue. P. d. de
Rue. Mr. and Mrs VI. Clifton Mr.. ard Mrs. T. Har
rson Homer and Miss b. Wallace
| CLAIRTOY4NT TAKEN TO GRAND RAPIDS
When the case of Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzgerald
fortune teller and ciairvoyant. also known as Nine