New-York tribune., 1901-03-10
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
PLANS FOR A LIVELY EASTER SEASON
MORE HOTELS OPENING-VISIT-
ORS FROM NEW-YORK.

Atlantic City. y. J.. March CspeciaD.-There
slight falling off in the size of the visiting throng
after the great invasion Of Washngton's Birthday.
and the number of people who went TO Washington
10 witness the inauguration large enough
make some little difference in the crowd Of prone
naders on the boardwalk on Sunday and Monday.
But these things 10 be expected. and now that
the Inauguration is the tide Of travel is again
setting in this direction, and the floating population
OF the will continue increase until after
Easter.
There will be an immense crowd Of visitors here
at that time. many of the hotels having nearly
every room engaged for Easter at this early
date The number OF dances and other social enter
tainments will doubtless be larger than before,
as more large hotels will be open this Easter than
in previous years
Preparations have been begun for the coming
summers horse show. and It is announced that the
this year VIII eclipse anything yet given
The exhibition viii last five dayS-July TO l3 in
clusive-and the number of entries already assured
indicates that all this time viii be fully occupied in
judging the various classes prize list of nearly
one hundred classes. well divided. is In of
preparation. several thousand dollars being offered
in prizes for first second and third awards Besides
the large number Of open all classes the events
for amateur horse owners will be made of
feature than in former years.
More than dozen large hotels have been added
In the last week 10 the number of hostleries that
are receiving guests. One of the latest additions.
and in some respects the most important is the
new Hotel Rudolf, which opened to-day. This is
now one Of the largest hotels on the Atlantic
Coast having capacity OF nearly a thousand
guests The opening was marked by A reception
this evening, when the hotel was visited by hun
dreds OF patrons and friends of Proprietor Charles
r. Myers. The general reception was followed by
a supper. at which Mr.. Myers entertained hun
dred or more OF his friends
The Hotel Iroquois redecorated and improved
until 1t looks like new house. reopened Satur-
day with a large number of guests Proprietor w
F. Shaw has been extremely successful with this
hotel.
The Berkshire Inn. at the ocean end OF Virginia
ave, also reopened last Saturday and is now com
fortaby filled with guests The improvements made
by the propretors. J. o. and ]. E Dickinson since
last year have added greatly to the appearance of
the house
The formal opening OF the new Hotel Strand at
Pennsylvania-ave. and the beach, took place last
Saturday. Proprietors Fairbairn & Williams tender
ing an informal reception to their friends. The
Strand is a hreproot structure and is one OF the
handsomest and most substantial looking buildings
along the beach front
Another new hotel which opened last Saturday Is
the Runnymede. in Park Place This is a splendid
modern structure, fitted with every convenience.
Summer visitors will De able promenade along
the boardwalk all the way from the inlet TO the
city limits at Jackson-ave. a distance Of over four
miles something which they have been unable TO
co Tor two or three years owing to breaks in the
walk in Chelsea and delay in building the ex-
tension from Albany-ave. TO Jackson-ave The ex-
ssr sension a 1, now under way and will be completed
gaps in the walk will be filled in by that time also
SO as 10 give continuous promenade the entire
1cTss M Mregsterea the leading hotels this
John aTsf59hH Bset r. and RoSsr, Mrs Hugh Auchncloss
Mrs j. = Tully; F W. ,wOolworth, G. N. Osborn
oaklegh Thorne. Mr. and Mrs Arthur II HeaTn ar5
MS Ras; George Leary. Miss Irvine. Mrs Wallace F.
ahd NT oanrRe oo!fPasR neS M and MRS ME-:
H0pRolaRd land Ms 44a II h Lsckwood Mr. and Mrs
raG TrisOn r. G Lewis Lewis n a oberlander. J. r Hessel
i2rie Dawson. De Forest Grant Mr. and Mrs r.
H. y; Me5beT S5 eT George Leary. Miss Mary II. Hearn
Porter. Francis Deahed and Ernest l. Simpson
Mrs r 6nneT eRd MI Mrs and Ts R9etgfT 6 and
Allan a 4. Robbins Miss K. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Taylor Miss Maud Taylor Miss Isabella Ta1IoI Maiegt
& Nj; and MTs I L Herzog, Mrs ]. II. Herts. Miss C.
Mrs. NJ, Swift. Mrs. A Ryer and Miss Florence
windsor.Mrs- E. sniftn. Miss Lawrence. Miss NJ.
E; Lyon. Mrs. John H. F1agg DR.. T WooIverton,
and Mrs Charles F Sylvester Miss Helen a" r Sit Sit
Xes'sr MIS- E. NJ BARNS Mrs r NJ Carroll. Mark
'5orie Miss Veronica Cammorte. Mrs. Butler Coles.
mrs: r L. Arnold. d. A Hawkins and William
Haddon Hall-Mrs. J. L. Porter. Mrs. A C. POST
ley Mrs F: B. Hlghet Miss ]. c. Bell, Mrs A. Car
ter' Mrs. +. A Weiss, Miss butcher F. H. Cook
MI ana Mrs. e Z. Kirby, Arthur NJ Morse A G.
IBlshop, @ E; Borton, Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Pattison
niiarn Taylor. A. G.. Jordan. Mrs. a. e. Wilton
j. Brownen. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Stephen Mrs
W W. Brook, Mrs. Thomas Evert Miss H. G.
EVert, George y. Tenpers, Mrs. ]. F. Reilly Mrs
II. l. Pratt, George Jeandheut Mrs. Herbert L.
Kent. G.. J. Kent, Joseph Parker William "
CLANCY George B. Bonney, Miss Ida Meade L. "
Morris. Mrs J; H.. Coon. Miss Coon. J. P. Hopkins
st. Chares-R. c. Boyd, S. Proskey, MI and Mrs
J: singer. T. ": Neil W. ]. Lutby, +. A. Van Dyke.
Mr.; and Mrs N L. Young. Max L. Young, jr. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. j. Dady and sister. Lorenz Zeller
Ernest Morrisohn A ]. Crawford, F. J. Spencer
Miss L. II. Macy. Thomas Macy D. A. Macy,
Thomas ]. Cramer, Jacob Morris and daughter Mr.
and Mrs V. B. de Sarro. Miss Bertha Michaten,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Cumnins. c. r. Fowler. Miss
3. Nicholson and B. Day.
Boscobel-Judge John Jeroloman, Mrs. Jeroloman,
Miss Florence Jeroloman, Miss Lucille Jeroloman,
Miss Bertha Hersh. Mr. and Mrs. P. Nelson Bailey,
Miss Claude Sheppard Bailey. Horace Bailey, ID.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Simonson. William Wanstall, DR..
Clarence Horner Sep. T. Johnson Faur and the
Rev H p. Hollowen
Sidney L. Samuels. Samuel Hyman Mrs. Mae Budd.
tin Mortimer. Irving Mortimer. Mr. and Mrs NJ.
Rosengarden, Miss Selma Hirschberg. Mrs. B.
March and j. Wallace.
TO BLESS NEW STATUE OF ST. PATRICK
The neuv rnarhle statue Of ST PatricE nresentad