New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-12

lars each year for the hospital. and is seek
ing to create a fund Of $500 for the endowment OF
| a free ward. The second large AFFAIR Will take
| place at the Hotel Rudolf Friday evening. May
"a and will be a subscription dance and reception
for the benefit Of the sufferers from the Jackson
VILE FIRE The last Of this trio OF Friday evening
| affairs will be the annual May floral ball OF the
Hotel Rudolf on the evening of May 81. Elaborate
preparations being made for this event. which
is expected eclipse anything the Rudolf has yet
| given.
PLANS FOR THE COACHING PARADE
Interest in the floral coaching parade. which is to
be held Friday. June :. is increasing each week.
Many teams have already been entered. and large
| additional number OF horsemen and hotel men have
signifed their intention OF making entries within
the next week or two. c. wistar Evans. secretary
of the committee. has charge Of the entry lists.
The committee in charge OF the affair is holding
weekly meetings. and has all the arrangements
well in hand.
While the attendance at the intercollegiate golf
tournament the links of the Country Club. OF
Atlantic City at Northheld. this week hardly
as large Of the more enthusiastic had
hoped. the general success OF the event proved
that Mortified must now be entered among the
golf courses available for large at nearly
all seasons OF the year. The grounds in per-
feet condition. the only drawback being the rather
stir breeze. which is likely 10 be encountered any
where at this season.
The authorities beginning 10 watch the pavil-
ner. prevent their being used for any except le-
climate purposes. The boardwalk regulations do
not permit the pavilions the outside OF the walk
10 be used for the sale OF goods or for any other
mercantile purpose number OF the people who
have rolling chairs 10 hire have recently been in the
habit OF storing their chairs and hiring them from
some OF the pavions. and the City Council this
week resolved drastic measures put an end
TO this abuse. The Mayor directed remove
all pavflions in which such illegal business
fs arrfad pfE has hnA he red eefecf all
the rolling chair owners Immediately agreeing TO
keep their vehicles inside OF the inner line OF the
walk when not in
Visitors are being treated TO excellent music
the piers these days. The Royal Marine Band
OF Italy is engaged at Youngs Pier. and the Royal
Italian Band is at the Steel Pier, and these
two organizations are bitter rivals there Is
slant struggle 10 see which will produce the better
music.
Cake walks and basketball are dividing honors
as popular amusements. Both given every
evening both OF the piers and both at
tract large audiences. Cake walking has become a
regular profession with OF the colored popu-
lation, and a number have become expert The
latest innovation IN basketball is the introduction
Of games between teams OF female players. who
give some interesting exhibitions.
VISITORS FROM NEw-YoRK
NEWCOMERS registered at the various hotels this
week include the following:
Brighton-James p. Page. II. II. ]. wilkins. II. L.
Harding Il. w Harding. ]. Ii. Allen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Ashley. Z. 7. Howell. A. Ii. Gleason. Mess
more Kendall. DIR. George w. Kosmak. Nj. and
Mrs. Lewis r. Hamersly, Jr., Mrs John Kelly.
Miss Josephine c. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs a. w. Nc
Laughlin. Lewis w. Washington. A ". Haen-
borg, Mr.. and Mrs; Louis +. George, y. Doyle.
pSss Mr. ana MRS EHsF,t p w D sa
Wsltsr J. Trays louis Lyinsstqn, "a, A Debit,
Wah Es John da ssPn Ellis Nc G. and
ThomPs0n AND Mr., ana Mrs; Isaac B; Johnson.
sSsrfnd Len no De ' wide so Mr and Mr 9o Z
and Mrs James stiegiits o. Fisher Dr. W. p
Workings, L A. Mosser. II, B. Rosenthal, Mr..
Bang Mrs T. " wsmsr. Mr. i and an Mrs. s'' f. Wine:
n sgrgh' Hen Henry g. Colby Mrs II g. Colby: Mrs N.
Beecher, Fletcher Du Bois, Mrs. e. con- II. Gold
mh M and Rs w1 Ms. MTs Lsss
and M od &c Sh @ o,Ee .eRs4
sssa: Jane: kaf aSss ME- N:: cs@9sS
c Gss M s sn Tsh rt p Has M Gset
Mrs :. Tuskerman and II 4. Dorsey
pHss es R Pbn Wis %6,r Mr. and md Mrs
Mrs. a . s " Plsnsy. Miss N Pi.ney; A Kinsi.y'
ssnfhaf Fsrs5. vi RS S,sEt Fa1rq w S
MMs ssFssg M Mrs "a Rsls't2n Mr. ana Mrs
ana Rss b.njsma Rf Tssss sas
elins n p Charles, +. II. Nicholson and Thomas
r, asadon Hall.Mrs. Charles Edgar. Miss L. A.
ana Mr. Miss n rOTtsr Miss Ng,tng M
s Smith, Nm Mr. and Mrs. IL IL supiee Mrs g Boyer
MISS bS9g,ssrten g Kirby Mr. and Mrs NJ F.
NJ bsasassn Siis ES~s MAJOR 5ss snd
and M h."sTd " W66ippeL George Douglass and Mr..
Mss w = Mrs: M j. Waters Mt and Mrs.
lam Maenauxhton. Mrs. j. d Murphy MIS- MIS-