New-York tribune., 1901-08-11
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
THE THRoNGs OF VISITORS CALL FOR
ALL RESERVE ACCOMMODATIONS

Atlantic city N j. Aug 10 Specia).-Midsummer
in the Ciy-by-the-Sea is bringing its usual scenes
of pleasure excitement and general enjoyment OF
all kinds Every moment OF time is occupied with
some OF the sports and pastines peculiar to sum-
rner at the shore, and there is no time for home
sickness or ennu Bathing. sailing fishing and
other outdoor pleasures keep everybody busy
during daylight hours: and boardwalk promenad-
ing dancing on the piers and in hotel parlors or
visits 10 some of the thousand and one places Of
amusement make the evenings gay and cause them
TO seem ali too short. Even rainy days, OF which
there were a couple this week, have their own
peculiar pleasures: and while the erowding Of shell
tered spots may be trihe uncomfortable. there is
always some extra indoor amusement to compensate
for the enforced temporary abstinence from outdoor
sports
II is a typical American crowd which is gathered
here at this season. All classes are represented,
from the wealthiest men and women Of leisure to
the wage earners, to whom a week or even a day
at the shore is boon that cannot be expected more
than once year. But the most noticeably Amer
lean thing about the throng is its perpetual good
nature sometimes under rather adverse circum-
stances At the entrance to the piers early In the
evening for instance. the crowd is so great that
one has 10 move very slowly and sometimes stand
in line for many minutes in front Of the ticket Of
fees; but loses his temper and there Is none
of the pushing and hauling that would be seen in
similar crowds at some other places II some dys-
peptic does happen to snarl at having his foot
trodden upon he receives only a pleasant smile
in reply and finds 1t impossible TO maintain his I'll
humor.
The number OF people here this week is immense
Spare cots, which had been stored away since last
summer, have been gotten out and put in service.
and secluded in hotel parlors and Railways
have been pressed into service temporary sleep
ing apartments and this in spite OF the additions
that have been made to the hotel capacity OF the
resort in the last year or two The fears expressed
by the pessimists early in the season. that the sum
was TO be financial failure on account OF the
counter attractions of the Pan-American EXPOSE
tion are not only unrealiZed but have been proven
entirely fallacious
In another week, If the precedent set by former
years is followed. the zenith Of the summer season
here viii be reached. There is little change In the
the visiting throng during the entire month
OF August. but the third Sunday in that month
usually brings with it crowd that is just little
larger than anything seen here any other day
the entire year
Bathing naturally is the most popular OF all
summer pleasures, and the entire strand is fairly
black at the noon hour each day. The question
whether bathers snail be permitted to don their
robes at their cottages and then promenade along
the avenues to the beach is again being agitated.
and the authorities have been called upon to take
action. but nothing has been done further than an
The fact OF the matter is that some cottasers
fneement Of tbsr rights The more liberal mind
ed think that so long decent bathing suits are
ment of the bstsers Themselves as few people are
likely to make themselves so conspicuous as to re-
An unusual and exciting incident attracted atten-
Wee ee on tn9 FTcf ndseg Schoson Of
the British army, and his bride, formerly Miss May
pany. who were welded in New-York last satur-
day. began their honeymoon at the Hotel Dunlop
the boardwalk when she trod on a match, which
ke e heroine q m until the Blaze was extinguished
therGshe tainted. The damage was not serious.
leading hotels are the following;
Bnghton-Henry c Bryan H. H. Hall, S zorn,
Ira BssrSTs Bar S1 1u6he[t td Henry I5 + NJ BTo3kaed
Duniop-Mr. ana Mrs E H. Kemp. a. c. Burg
duff, J. Joelson. Miss Emma Wills. Miss Marjorie
MarEBa Wider E B. aarringto9 J. Row
land G H. RidgyWay w J. Do5ler; Mrs w s.. psna-
ESticholsop;. z, H Paine. H. II FT2mbs. =, i.
fd Whaen. Mr. and Mrs. B Fisher J n Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c Young. A McCarney. 3. Can
RGn Master 4T Is eofe e FshA Mss walsh Miss EiIfsT Bntsr
Mr. and Mrs ". L. Truitt. Miss De Graf Mrs, H.
sq% s@a ME a5d gFs. g5s ) ,F Hart n,n Ms '
Miss Eta Rothschild, Miss Daisy sehnger, Miss
Mofis Esa SS tsy yo s sts!a n Fe coSn Mrs
J Cohn c. l. Hernstadt, E. Mayer, Mr. and Mrs
Sshatz i CERT N EhTsnTito5, ytal,,. NJ gslder. E
Mo Eoya Fns ana ss and n MRS / Edn EtRs Kes.er Miss
Mss Rtheyn White Miller s Kehda MRS
@. f. Myers. Mrs. N. McDougal. II. D. Christman
Mrs. y E. McManus Miss c. Apple, N. Hilden and
2amae 42R Ms Albert H cRss Ryer Ms:
bernstein, :. Lowenstein. L salinger. L Bernstein
Miss ad JACOB Miss ss'oSs Jacob aofa Brnsten Is fa'0
Wolf, A. Frank, NJ. Blum and Mr.. and Mrs s
T9a %ssT M2a 2Pa Mrs wrght Bfpne
Smith, Mr and Mrs F Fitzgeraid G Fifzgeraid ID
/ Fitzgerald; E. Fitzgerald. Miss Edith Fitzgerald
Miss a. r Flynn. C. Benner. E G. solomann and
Bleak House-A. l. Gusgenheimer. Thomas Rue,
658 @ HGdsF Wo @ Spa st 5rnsI Mr Sna MT. Ms std
DON Sf5 s. MoHugh iS r. s Wrgh and T and MRS
4 Haddon Ia; s1r + Hall-Mr. and Mrs H NJ Nasty. f
pan9emiller; G. L. BrydTn' a J. Dannemiller Miss
Keyin, Miss K Duncan. Miss H. Duncan and Mr..
St charies-i. H startwell E A Lucy. Mrs F.
Jones M Mr an4 Mrs. Grs1 RFitto1 rs G & Beson M
Ieavy. R. H Thompson. J. n. Miller and S. NJ
Koopman-H Harris V. NJ. Benedikt. E Bene-
dikt J. KlipDer L. Hellenberg NJ oppenheim, e
0ppenheim. H Oppenhein. Miss Fanny Oppenhe'm
sittenaeid and Miss P. schaumburger '--'9
sterling-Wiiam Hutchins. H. MCGUIRE. Mrs. P
Broadey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Montagu. Miss NJ. Mon
Seaside House-charles Camp, H W. Hall.
Charles Parsons F. W Morstell. II. H. Wilmet.
q 4 Bryden. J. H. Bromley. A Collier and Mrs.
-sothern-E H. Cltron. William K, Tobias James
Hsrtwell J. S. I-argworthy and E. Curry.
r RitsnhogseFN tsII r r. Bennett r. H. Bsnnipg Mr.
+ r Ben9ett. Mrs Bennett and " F Rarnstt
rnmmo0d Miss nrummoHs Miss R. Marks Miss IS
Annie Drummond. Miss Katharine Drummond
Dennis-J r. Platt. G. waring Mr.. and Mrs T
Nsyi9ger " C. Reynolds ,, Ne: r. Gibfen ON Mrs Mrs J
M1Ts6a a9i Miss Ta~IoT MsTT1aH MsTT1 Havana PIN
> Raieish-Mr and Mrs S Britton Mr. and Mrs