New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

also running personally conducted tours from New
York and other centres. allowing the visitors tbs
choice OF the most fashionable hotels the beach
front during three days stay at very low rate
Thousands OF NEWCOMERS have awaited them
selves OF these excursions during the last week.
number of important conventions scheduled
for this month the first being that Of the
Pennsylvania waterworks Association. which will
meet in annual convention October Is and Ia
The New-York Life Insurance Companys Eastern
One Hundred Dollar Club Will have its annual
outing on the same dates. The United States
Hardware Association viii meet next month. Ths
knights Templar will have their annual field day
on October IA. and IN the evening a banquet and
ball will be given
Plans have been accepted for a new hotel at
Pennsylvania-aye. and the Boardwalk II will
contain three hundred and fifty rooms, viii be six
stories In height, and will be built brick stone
and steel. 1t will cost about $500 CO.,
George B. Cortelyou. SECRETARY Of the Department
or commerce, spent portion OF the week here on
MS return from a trip through Canada Mr. Cortel-
you's family spent several weeks at the HoImhurst
The Countess Este-hazy. who is a social favor.te
IN hotel circles here, will remain in Atlantic City
for an indefinite period.
Rear Admiral Charles D. sigsbee. U. n. 4,
occupying quarters at Young's Hotsl.
The Siamese Minister 20 the United States Akhs-
FaJ Earadhara, Is a guest at the Hotel Dennis
Captain c. r Tompkins, U. S. N IS registered az
the Acknowledging Hall
The Baron Won Bitten. who IS prominent IN the
pOAt4caA circles or Germany. is guest at Chester
Inn.
Captain E. D. Todd. U s. N. IS at Haddon Hall
Father NJ. ]. Henry. who has been stationed a,
EiIls Island. N Y, the last eight years Is at thu
Hotel Rudolf.
Former Mayor G. Elliott of wiIliamsport Pen,
is passing the month OF October at the Hotel rrav
more.
The Atlantic City Country Club has elected IN,
Following officers for the ensuing year: President
Frederick Hemsley; vice-president Charles Evans.
secretary, Walter Z. Edge: treasurer F. IIatns.
l-ippincott The annual tournament Will hs held
on the Mortified links on November g. 6 and Z
The following NEWCOMERS have registered q,
the hotels during the last week:
. Hotel Altamont-1Iiss II. c. Wetmere Miss T. II
Moey. Thomas Moey, J. A. Moey, Mr. and Mrs d.
f McKinseth. W. II. Lee. Mr. and Mrs A j Mar
tin and Miss II. Jones'
Hotel Charlottesville. and Mrs R X Walsh = IT
Watkins. Miss X Watkins, Mr. and Mrs F. T.
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs George Walker and Miss A
Walker
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. N. c. lowering. Mrs. NJ sas-
sen' MISS Regina Sassen. Mrs. Julia De Rhyter
Mrs H. NJ Fairchilds. Mrs. C. L. Davidson John
A s. Sayer. Mr.. and Mrs C. l.. Camman. Mrs
=. A Whitman and Charles II. waring
Hotel Dunlop-Charles Hopper Miss NJ. Frasse
Miss S D. Smiley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Cherry. Mr.
A: Mars and Miss 9. ID. Harris
Haddon Hal-Mrs. A Schan, Mrs J. somers
Miss s " e., ROmer. s; T. z. Pldm. H z. Cropley.
ger, Miss r. Babcock. Miss A r. TeaIe Y. NJ
Frey. Mr.. and Mrs. p Walsh. Miss Nellie Craeff
T. L. l. Graen. Mrs A J. Bramall. Mrs H L.