New-York tribune., 1901-04-28
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
THE ATTRACTIVE SEASON JUST AT
HAND-PLANS AND PROJECTS FOR
SrMMER-vISITORS FROM
NEW-YORk.

May approaches the air naturally becomes warmer
and wraps now usually superhuous for Board
walk promenading when the is shining When
the weather does become finally settled visitors Will
enjoy some of the best days Of the whole year, as
May and June are generally equal to September and
October for opportunities OF genuine enjoyment OF
life at the shore. During these months the weather
is neither too warm nor too cool, and there is not
much crowding the hotels there is at the
height OF the summer season and at Easter
The visit OF the New-Jersey Legislative Core
spondents' Club one of the important events
of the week. Although the party was not large
in numbers vet members made their presence
known as soon as they arrived. and were guests
OF honor during their stay. They had the freedom
OF everything on the Boardwalk and enjoyed them
selves as only newspaper a holiday
sion can. The members OF the club. accompanied
by their wives and friends. arrived here on Tues
day and proceeded once TO the Hotel Rudolf
Governor Voorhees, who came along guest Of
honor declined TO make of a coach. and headed
a line which marched down TO the Boardwalk and
thence the hotel The visitors were met at the
railroad station by Mayor Franklin p Stoy, pres
Of the Atlantic City Press Club. and a dele
cation from that organization. who piloted the
itors about town during their visit A banquet at
the Rudolf occupied the time Of the party Tues
day evening, and the day was devoted to
sightseeing
The Horse Show Association is rapidly completing
plans for the exhibition is TO be held here
from July 10 13. inclusive. 4 number of ad-
the grounds, and the accommodations, both for
spectators and exhibitors viii be much better
this year than ever before. The association held
Its annual meeting the Hotel Windsor last
Saturday and reelected all the old officers, with
the exception of Secretary Henry w. Leeds, Of
Haddon Hall, who asked TO be relieved The off,
GERS President. G. Jason Waters; vice-presi-
dents. Charles Evans, Joseph II. Borton and Fred
erick BemsIey; treasurer. Judge Allen q. Endcott
secretary. C. Wster Evans and assistant secretary
and manager. William 5. Blitz.
PLANS FOR FLORAL PARADE
The arrangements for the floral coaching parade
that is to take place June have been about
completed, all that remains TO be done being
the enrolment OF entries. The various teams en-
tered viii be divided into classes for decorated
four-in-hands with coaches, decorated pairs and
wagons. decorated single horses and wagons. deco
rated delivery wagons. single road rigs not deco
rated and saddle horses. prize of a handsome
silver will be awarded to the best rig in each
class. The line will form in Atlantic-ave. /
O'Clock IN the afternoon, and proceed TO Nentnor.
being reviewed by the judges the City Hall. At
Nentnor there will be cIambake and a series OF
horseraces on the beach under the direction of
the Atlantic City Driving Association The com
rittee in charge of the parade consists of Mayor
Stcy' tcfairman). G. Jason Waters c. wistar Evans
and Charles r. Myers, representing the hotel IN
terests. and Victor Jagmetty William r. Moore
George s. Lenhart and Henry C. Guest. represent
ing the press club, the prime mover IN the affair.
Children's Seashore Home has been purchased by
local real estate company, and it is understood
that handsome hotel will be erected IN the
near future. The property has a frontage Of 80
feet on the Boardwalk, between Ohio and Michigan
aves. and a depth Of $50 feet The purchase price
is stated TO be about 100000 The sale of this plot
removes from the market the last large hotel site
on the beach in the central section of the city
Another interesting real transaction is the
sale Of the Hotel Albion property. at Atlantic and
Massachusetts aves., TO 4 syndicate, which will
convert the property into cottage sites The Albion
was at one time one of the most fashionable hotels
here. but as the city developed IT left far in
the rear by the beach front houses. The removal
of the cid buildings erection of fine modern
cottages, for which the location is well suited will
be decided Improvement
Visitors were treated to unusual spectacle last
Saturday night when an extra high tide sent
spray dashing over the Boardwalk In a number of
exposed places. The rose SO high that the
tracks Of the trolley road were submerged near
ne t inlet in,ed and the cars could not reach point
tof some hours The Boardwalk in the upper sec
lion OF the city was considerably damaged by the
0snE a wfsed ba fhe oSss sss
was repaired within a few days on SUNDAY the dan
or ssss rsfu5sd msas 70 The warning and
their way to the inlet. 0-'
VISITORS FROM THIS CITY.
NEWCOMERS at the leading hotels this week in
clude the following:
charfss b simon and Mrs Hsrlsnd Leaytt Mrs
snJ Miss sedIer IL smGns Nor ans aisi MRS v
Maneg. Wallace Malley. James s. Cushman. Mr.
Biddle William v Creighton. john Reid George @
ens4s enas Ba1eSle saS Me: M and Mrs Austin urme
chrsfiSs II Rgn B'doa PE and M Mrs Charles Keriey Miss
Maes hae rf6G RGGhf II x n anS MTs
;an Mr and Il Ms p.. Russell n Young, George W Nor
Porter and Miss Flandreau. is 4uo f0f'er MISS Madge
Bgv5 HSdScR Mrs Hudson Henry
Wl,yley Hawley' Miss Murray Meyer NJ Hodge, James
Mi Miss aRs Mnon Mo an Mrs
Smlshi Ms pr g. n Hearn James Westener Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mskef sS Brsss Joseph hss E srs Taso5 b
odtsTien' sos Mrs w william Haa. Turner QBren MI
Luther t1an " Norris. Mr. and Mrs ". Kinnage Miss
Henryi Ts; Mrs Charles Hogg, Miss c Keeer and j.
MY MnasG5aMr ans Mrs " J. Ferner, Mr. and
Millisms Miss Helen Williams. peter r. r weller s r.
" ss r Mss ssrssBsI MsdsiS@ s3 and
earne Miss Dora Peer John sarnes Mss seWar MSuas
pnemins; nr; e z; A. Johnson Hugh cohn Jacob Hertz
N Reed: r N. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs sDi james s
u bbesry Miss Leary. Daniel j. Leary and Charles
Islssworth-osear Honstadt: Mrs. s Prince Mrs
Wertenmeyer Miss wertenmeyer Aah julius chselss Rers
SSssrh Mssm ,n Graf "a B. Ne MhOfInan Mr. and Mrs Robert
N Aronson. William J. Day Mr. and nd lsAs Mrs. J.
sanger; Sans Miss c. Sanger a. Boehm. P. Byron, H. G
levy Mr. and MS einze, Mrs s caskei and and
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hudolr-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sidenbers C. w
o.apieton- + Kaufman. F. c. Livingstone, Mr.
snhws1 snS MIS- NJ l. sanders s s A schwarz Miss NJ
IL Herman Miss J. Herman. Asr. and Mrs Nj
Dryfoos, o. Y hohnstnlaniI. Nj. and Mrs B. Hoff-
man MISS r. Posenstein. Mrs W S. Johnson s
N. Wash Mrs 5 Banmann, Mr.. and Mrs. David
l4n l,I4ppnnah1. m A s,einberger. Mrs. b. Marx. Mrs
Martin Beekhard. Miss EVELYN Beckhard Irving
Levi Howard Levi. s S. Rosenstamm' H. A.
Slegel. Mr. and Mrs. f. II PettinseII Mr. and
Mrs w T.; cochrane and Mrs S Goidsrnfh
Haddon Eall-The Rev. and Mrs. J. II Russell
Mrs. NJ. z. Selieck. Miss l.. A Weber G Dennine'