New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
GOOD WEATHER At ACTS THOUSANDS
OF VISITORS-PI.. FOR AN AU
TOMORILE SHOW.


Atlantic City. y j. March , (SpeciaD.-Not only
one but several OF the ben 4 front houses have mad
more applicants for quarters than they could ac-
commodate. There several reasons for this
unprecedented invasion of the City by the Sea per
haps the most notable being the fact that the
weather here has been rule much less wintry
than other places in the North There nave
been some cold days. il is true, and on Saturday
when the rush of visitors was at its height. the
snowstorm which swept along the Atlantic coast
struck this city But the fall light. and by
the time guests the hotels had finished their
breakfasts Sunday morning the Boardwalk had
been cleared and ready for the regular sun
day parade of fashion.
An automobile show is be a feature of the
Easter season The affair will be held in connec-
ton with a food exposition that is to be given on
of the piers and while it will not be as large
that have been given elsewhere this
winter it will be interesting. ssrss "f road
races will take place silver cups being offered the
winners in the various classes. The good roads in
this vicinity which beginning attract
owners of automobiles. will make good time and
exciting finishes possible
on March Il the Royal Palace Hotel will reopen
its doors This is of the largest and newest
hotels in the city. II is fitted up in magnificent
style and has every attribute of a first class
modern seashore hotel + n. Pike. who was so
successful in the management of the Royal Palace
last season, will continue in charge of its affairs
The Abernarle, J. Purdy Cope's handsome hotel
ar Pacific and Virginia aves, has reopened. with
excellent prospects for busy and successful spring
and summer. Mr. Cope has had the house thor
oughy renovated since last fall, and has made
number of interior improvements that will help to
make the hotel more attractive and popular than
ever.
The Hotel Majestic the ocean end of Virginia.
ave- will reopen next Saturday. The hotel has been
put in perfect condition for the busy season that
is anticipated The Majestic will he under the
management of Osborne & Hilliard this year A.
y. Hilliard having associated himself with Samuel
| Osborne the formei proprietor.
General Alger former Secretary of War and Mrs.
| Alger are among the visitors. They accom-
panied by General and Mrs Draper, and are at the
Hotel Brighton.
Among the New-Yorkers those names appear on
the hotel registers the following:
Brighton-Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stevens, Mr.
| and Mrs. J. H. Clews and child, J. b, Taller, Mrs.
| u. w Morrison, Mrs Ira A. Shaler, 5. Duncan
Leverich, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCann. Mrs. Will
lam p. Mason Miss Mason. Mrs. +. II. Southwick.
| AIr. and Mrs. Alfred de Cordova, Miss Georgina
Billings. Peter J. O'Donohue. Taibert o'Donohue,
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Tappin, Mr.. and Mrs E. d.
Morgan Waterman. y. b. Cornell Mrs. c. J. Tag
CART. b. S. Clark. a. Oatman, o. =. Campbell. Mrs.
II. r. Bradbury. Miss Norris. W. E. Benjamin. j.
\. Mckay, c. D. Smithers. J. G. Powers, Alfred
Walter. r. A Byrns, Ernest l. Simpson r. NJ.
Rogers. Mrs. William Post. 7. H Howard Carl +
Minton Miss c. Theresa Dawson, Miss Reilly, Mrs
NJ. l.. Smith Mrs. Ernest L. simpson Master Simp-
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Howard. Ernest C.
: l.
Miss II. NJ Haynes. Herbert e. Turner. Miss TUr-
Charles Z. F. McCann, Mrs. Bernard $ Clark.
Miss Grace y Clark. Mr.. and Mrs W. Mason.
Richard Fitzgerald. Charles W. Place, Miss Place.
Mrs. W. Z. Benjamin and children Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas 3. Kent. Miss Aline V Kent. Miss Marie
Kent. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Bouvier Mr. and Mrs. r
J. Kmball the Misses KmbaIl Mr. and Mrs. W
r. Coe J. McBim Minton and James Barnes.
Islesworth-Mrs. NJ II Woolner, Miss L. T.
Woolner Miss Rose F. Woolner. Frank Rafel. Mrs.
b I R4f ND RS \ Stevens Mr.. and
Mrs. ~ Stifel Mr.. and Mrs. John Sulzer. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Stern Mrs. J. Gutman, Mrs. G. II.
Roman. Miss L Roman. IL NJ. Lewis and DR..
and Mrs W. Nicholson
Wiudsor-Mr. and Mrs. 4. Lyon. Miss h. c.
Lyon, l.. \. Lyon. Mrs. arthur Cans. Miss Cans,
Mrs. F. NJ Pelgrave. Miss Pelgrave. Miss Ethel
Pelgrave. Henry Il. Johnson, H.. W. Rossiter Mrs
L. Staab. Leo II. Staab. a. Jackson, H. Cohen
Emil A. Fauchert. Herbert l. Downs, V NJ
Rclchenberg. Or. G. f. Byrnes, Edward Sykes,
Edward Grith. II. NJ. Hunter, F. V. Randall,
y, J. Rice. 9. C. Smith. c. T. sutton, Mr., and
Mrs. Frank W. Hatch. Mr., and Mrs Charles "
IiayRor Charles h stswart MT ana . Mn FTlnTis W
~ Marks Mr. and Mr. H. / HoS"etL ii:,,on ), M'
r. b. Woodward c. q Rasmus, Mortimer Os-
ST. Cdarie5- Miss G. tsrirn, AIiss Madeline
o'8rcn. c: g. Roumage John g. CoGkhufn; q; Ny
$ $. Bennett O.. g Townsend Mrs a. A. @, 0'BTen'
T. becIe15 d. II R26Gns' Hotnan n1,c Rirbtre Is
Mr.. and Mrs. a Schuermau. Mrs. T. Is: Lee Miss
Gonnor. M t'Ea Mr and an 4 Mrs. ' William M nv wills Mrs l.
Bell. Charles Cohen. A Weldon, John H. EldSTI'
and Mrs. II. {. Fuller. Mr.. and Mrs. y, f. Sichel.
sherrard J. B. Melville, John Marion; Harold
as'Gad Louis 4 Hmm Paris X and d g9neSy ET9 yanE ( " "
Hatch. Henry /. scheneman' Mrs. Charles I.
Haddon Haii-Mr and Mrs Cornell wooley. Mr..
| and Mrs Eli BALDWIN, Mrs. NJ. ?. Mathez Mrs J.
+; Fahnestock. 1r.. Mrs J. +. Mcclure. Miss Nc
n 0asy Miss G. oakley Mrs A. b. TTea5 pynt Mrs' r.
Miss J. A Wood, T.. D. Pouch. Mrs. J. T. Conway
Mrs. Albert Flake. Miss Mabel p. Flake. EdwaId
Rice David r DAVIS b Kelly MrS 5 A. e,,,,,E D. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Black, Arthur McAIanus. Pay
son MervIl, Miss Mervill, Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Cox,
| Arthur J. Mcclure w c. Mcclure. Charles NJ.
| Newcombe, Ernest L. simpson Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Hu6bard HUB ' and aiq Mr. and Mrs stephen Wood
and Mrs F. Merz. Henry, sampson, jr,, Edward
Mrs. L. G. Potter; Frank r, Cayer; Mr. and Mrs.
| Joseph HirsCh, Mrs Rickerson. Mr.. and Mrs
| Mr.. and Mrs. r Petit and daughter NJ. G..
Mcgee H. L PeHnTy cRarles Rf "a L ,r RekeTson To9
forth, Mr.. and Mrs. W Myers, Mr. and Mrs. 5.
Plant Samuel Mann Mr.. M ana IL Mrs S GreenWald
Callahan William f. Cochran, Mrs. T.. A. Willard
Miss Willard. DR.. and Mrs. S. Y. Hass. y. G.
Batchelder Mrs. J. De Ryther Mr. and Mrs. a.
Elder Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Carson. W. F. Arm
strong. Leo Bamberger. Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Gage.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Rice and H. Newburg.
NEW HOTEL RUDOLF AT ATLANTIC CITY
| The new Hotel Rudolf which succeeds the well
| known summer and winter resort of that name at
Atlantic City, the largest structure of the kind
| in this city by the sea. 1t is justly called new