New-York tribune., 1902-05-11
GAYETY AT ATLANTIC CITY
AN EARLY SEASON PROMISED D-DFDr.Nn.
FOR COTTAGES YACHT CLUB
ACTIVITY.

Atlantic City. n. J.. May 10 CspeciaD.-Th. soc,,,
festivities of the spring are beginning 10 h.
renewed after the rest Of a few weeks foIIout,g
the Easter season, and the young people OF the
resort and the visitors making the most of m.
affairs that are given from time to time In III.
several hotels. Last Saturday evening there usx
dance at the Hotel Rudolf. managed by n A
Seigel of New-York II was the first OF the series
OF balls at the Rudolf The ballroom Of the botaI
was filled TO overhowing 1t was decorated vitb
flowers and growing plants
The weather has been so pleasant OF late that
many OF the people who ordinarily do not com,
20 the shore until the first OF June or perhaps tb
middle of that month have begun to arrive ana
open their summer homes. There are more cot
tages rented now than ordinarily at this season
OF the year. especially north of AtIantic-ave ms,
why there should be so many of the cottages north
OF Atantic-ave. rented so early in the wear ia
matter that the real estate men cannot under
stahd tor under the usual conditions those houses
are not rented until after nearly all the house. an
the south side of the avenue are leased The ra,+
ing has been good this year and the real astats
men predict that 1t will be one Of the best seasons
that the place has ever known
Ohe OF the newest organiza tions in the cirv Il.
'he seaside Yacht Club. formed about six week
ago. Already the club has prepared for a nur,ba-
OF reSattas and they will not only have races FOR
the club members but open races as we'll IN ,yb,cs
any one IN the city who owns boat NAV takA
part The annual regatta will be held on Iulv
ana handsome prizes will be awarded the winners
OF the several class races. handsome Gun has
been offered by Commodore Mccain. Of the cIrh
II will be given annually TO the Ufn7a- A., ,h
races. and will not be permitted TO 90 awav from
ne clubhouse unless IT is captured three years in
succession by the same boat
All the Young people in the CITY, s-e .,
looking forward 10 May g when the Fn-rs Nm,
CIuh viii give its annual May dance a. tba
hotel chelsea This is of the greatest s,oi.1
eNen'S OF the season All who get invitations will
@val % themselves Of the opportunity OF ATTENDING
IN teSe aI1alrs by the Entire Nous are the affairs =,
me season, and unless the night is exrsediSyiy ~
Srd, SroTrady tne ballroom Of the Chelsea will Ss
EKeeping zee free bed in the Atlantic civ HSspirsi
.The Atlantic CITY Yscbfn YPasiTn's s;,,n -.
The inlet heT elu@3h6use @ on Gardner's Canal near
9l o. making AL Yachting visitors 10 Atiantic Ery
yachtsmen and they are accorded the s ysl5Rs G7
rIHe as tne members and stockholders Of the
& the &olu5n9use and they send an order ahead ~
the steward the club viii see that ~ E a1 asd
There The aWslng W e ths me boat when she touches here
tbas Ior syery pleasure boat that touches
as long as he desires to stay in these WarsrS sn5
ne Mi be free from Wharfage fees if he stays the
ne preriest anywhere along the Atlantic coast and
supplied With two % ba6To6sga f6SG5sa6y fgInis9ed Il i
oeen @ Dedicated to the use of women who NAV b. IN
spend all their time aboard the yacht Kitchen
someiv furnsbsd sJDNns gu utensils dining room hand
G5Snes a ana slverware, are ready for The use Of
can live ct the clubhouse while their boat is in tSs
The Royal Palace Hotel. which has bee, CLOSED
s winter Will open its doors for The season next
tions have been made to the Royai Paso1 s1cs +
CIoSed at the end Of last season and the changes
irons OF the house the coming year one Of he
suppiV Of pSrs rs aS aeg a5ieTia3 we'll which gives
thnPhTo'ement IN h is the Introduction OF salt water
thar built season The hotel W viii H be Tsd1
last year and ne believes thar he Will he sSis "a
make make his suests even more comfortable than they
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G. Ga Rsynods ii Howard Nj ana '2h Ms s'(So Gosttsl
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no. ~ 1odson. MI and Mrs. Henry FairchTd and Alice
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stoTges. Mr.. and Mrs F Never and J r Roslyn
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Beatrice Be ri Peren. Mr. and Mrs Frank BueI and Miss
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Fer F = a TesHrSrT TeaTIer5y TapPan Mrs HOl5s1 Ken
good Mrs NJ Smythe' E WOLF NJ ana N Ms
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Mrs Cummings
and Mrs. ]. Young. Henry Gosler w {. Barrey.
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Miss Mary Clark.
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II H. Kellar. DR. Ralph Tousey. r r. Shaer'
wntshire-John Hynes Mrs W Hvnes Hiss
May Hynes. Miss NJ. r. Hurripen. Miss G. Multi
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Adams. F. Welsh 9 Rettling.
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May Galloway, J. +. Stier. Miss Nav F. simons;
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I1lkins, Mrs. Philip sands John sands. Mr.. and
4, ], Reeder. Mr.. and Mrs Howard F. Mead. A.
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Hazelton simons. Mrs NJ E. Simons Miss A. II.
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Arthur Miss Madge Parten Mrs = n McNisehan.
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