New-York tribune., 1901-04-21
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
MANY VISITORS ENJOY THE FESTIVITIES
AT THE HOTELS-TWO WEDDINGS.

Atlantic City. N. j. April 20 (speciaD.-whie the
weather was decidedly unfavorable to outdoor life
during considerable part of the present week, ex-
istence at this resort has been very peasureable.
Wet days have been passed most comfortably in
doors, and numerous social entertainments have
brought the guests at the hotels closer together.
In fact there have been fully many euchres.
dances and other informal entertainments at the
hotels this week there were in the week pre-
cedng Easter, the most brilliant part, socially. Of
the entire spring season.
But while rainy days have been perhaps more
numerous than clear ones there has been some time
every day when 1t possible to get out of doors
for at least short stroll. and everybody has had
the satisfaction of knowing that things at home
were no better than they were here. And the
weather has not been all bad. after all. The few
clear days extremely fine, and everybody
made the most of them. The number of visitors
has become settled the arrivals each week
about counterhalancing the departures. and little.
II any, further falling off In the throngs Of guests
in the hotel parlors and exchanges is, expected.
Since the air has become warmer the attend
ance at the golf links has increased considerably.
Rain has only temporary effect In stopping golf
here. the sandy soil dries quickly, and 1t Is
frequently possible to play in comfort the next day
after the close of heavy storm. The fame Of the
Northfeld links has evidently spread rapidly
during the last year two. and 1t is not unusual
to hear strangers inluirng about the means of
reaching the grounds of the Country Club immedi-
ately upon their arrival at the hotels.
Sailing has begun to resume its place among
the popular sports, and many parties go out from
the inlet every fair day. 1t is advisable to take
wraps along. and the heavy sometimes give
landsmen a pretty good shaking up, for there is
always plenty OF wind make the sport enjoyable
and exciting. Fishing is not yet good enough to
interest any except the most enthusiastic anglers.
but the fish will begin to run as soon as the
weather becomes more settled
Regular visitors who familiar with the con-
dition of things here in years past. well the
permanent residents of Atlantic City remark
ing the increasing number of spring visitors to the
City-by-t -the-Sea. There is usually considerable
falling off in the number of guests at the hotels
Immediately after Easter. and this year has not
been exception to the general rule. But every
season for the last five six years the exodus
after Easter has become proportionately smaller.
Just the Lenten crowd has grown larger. and
the rule Of more guests than ever before at this
season applies to all the hotels now just as 1t did
during Lent.
The authorities are strictly enforcing the regu-
lations regarding the of rolling chairs on the
Boardwalk. much to the qualification of those who
prefer walking to riding in the chairs Several
'pushers have been fined for not keeping In single
file or for otherwise trying to monopoze the whole
walk. and a fine two has been inflicted for at
tempting TO run chairs under old licenses. The
rolling chair is exceedingly profitable institu-
ton and it IS held that the annual license fee OF
$40 for each chair demanded by the city is little
enough for the privilege of running on the walk
general
ested In the rules which prohibit reckless use of the
vehicles and the police are determined to reduce
complaints this source TO minimum
Two weddings OF local Importance have taken
place this week. The first was that of Miss Helen
Fairbairn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Fair
baIrn 10 Thomas VILLA ms business partner of the
brides brother. Harry Farbairn. in the ownership
OF the new Hotel Strand The ceremony took place
in the parlor OF the hotel on Tuesday. the knot
being tied BY The he hey tb Mams Miss OF Isabee
Alien OF Philadelphia. attended the bride and the
The second wedding took place on "Wednesday, and
was rather rather Gq.s aa c on Tbe P
ing parties were Miss Mabel Ingram, daughter OF
eeT m snd traasrr M5s o the trust
pany and son OF City Treasurer John Jeffries The
FS se maid n Wam o honor Wns Miss Mae seS and the
best man was Hubert Somers. both of this city.
VISITORS FROM NETWORK.
New-Yorkers registered at the leading hotels this
week include the following
Sloan. sartelI Prentice Eugene I4ttauer Mr and
Mrs. c. B. Hodgman. Mr.. and Mrs, J. H. Suth-
Biddle, Mr. and Mrs E. f. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt Nh Mrs John A bG Day rs MI II "a anf aazan
WindsorMr end Mrs C. HeThert MISS Mss idI Iob, l.;
Cary, tr Mr. and Mrs B. Parker. j. + X Brad,sy' nd,sy
ROYAL Paiace-Mr, and Mrs P. NJ wooley, Miss
Foussy w90s MISS Miss Il Hasd %G0sx and M MTs a
F Meyers Mr. and Mrs S. C. Strange Miss "
Fogarty. Master Hugh Strange. j. O. Laying John
Traymore-Mr and Mrs. Alfred Steckly. b. j.
Downes, Mrs. L. Minford. Miss b. Minford: Master
L Milford jr F. wsTteRbaker Mrs M,s j. Gardnsr Garh
Rrush. RrSs T. Mr. n'a and Mrs George Wilson and
Brown Dr. J. G. Bacchus. Miss Bacchus, MT. and
Mrs E c. Heck Mr.. and Mrs. Albert salingeI
Mr.. and Mrs W Drake s: the h Misses s,,sK James H.
Isle fh--M Mr. G. Kaufman, L.
Kash, S; L. Backroch and family Mrs. S. J: King
E. F. Frank and Miss Marion Frank;
Dunlop-Mrs. George Wentworth Miss F. Went
b. Dixon Miss Adele Rafter: Miss Mabel PIerson
Rudof-MT Mr. and di. Mrs v Lsir Mrs copner cgm1s
French Milton Rosenfeld. Miss Stella Rosenfeld
Marcus Helm, Mr.. and Mrs D. Harrington. E.
Pierson. Miss T Winshop. Mrs. C. P. Tyler. X. H.
Boat and Mr. and Mrs J. g. LynTer M Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. Moxey. Mr. and Mrs T. j
McKenna. Miss T. McCauey. Miss r. McKenna. c.
HUFF Morrow & rs p HaTa Hamss Il Day,s a. Barnes,
Gardner. A. L. Gardner C. II. Heck. Mr. and Mrs.
w w McDaniell and Mr. and Mrs. =. V. oNei.
w spsan MSS White Mp and MRS F.
Dereg Miss j. T. Eaten Mrs and 4: NJ Guiscard
berkshire 1nn-Mrs. A. Powell. Fred Chapman
T. G. Hayes, G. Bauerdorf and Mrs r. t. Blue
wiltshire-Mrs. NJ. B. Lincoln Mrs. NJ Elliott
Mrs f. ]. Dingley. Miss X. n Dingley F. j. Null
Bleak House-M Fl. Henderson. H. L. Hsnder-
son. p C. Williams. D. B. Godfrey. III. G. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. M. Harper and Thomas Walker;
and c. j. Young.