New-York tribune., 1903-04-26

ton springs from the ashes OF the old Atlantis
Club that went out OF existence six months ago.
The formation OF the club effected at .
dinner given at the Hotel Windsor by Judgs Allen
3. Endicott- The purpose Of the organization Is
to give monthly dinner. at which distinguished
men from all ranks OF life throughout tho
country VIII be the guests They will also enter
tain distinguished visitors who may be in the city
from time to time Judge Endicott was elected
president OF the organization; Justice Joseph
Thompson, Wce-president; Walter z. Edge, secrs-
ary Of the State Senate. secretary. and 8 P. Nor
ris, treasurer.
VI. Churchnan Meeteer. OF Philadelphia Is or
ganizing the Atlantic City Baseball Club for this
1t will be made Of athletes picked from
the star ball tossers OF the leading universities ot
the country, including Yale. Columbia. Princeton
Cornell and Pennsylvania The bookings include
engagements with nearly all OF the American and
National League teams The season viii open IN
June.
New-York syndicate has purchased q piece os
property near the Inlet from John c. Voglsr for
500 600. which will be erected nreproof hotel
This is the first transfer Of property in that
ity for hotel purposes recorded IN many years and
shows that the expansion OF the town win not BE-
confined 10 the beach front south Of Chelsea. This
location Is ideal one, commanding view %
both the yachting waters OF the inlet and OF tbs
ocean This plot OF ground. which is 200 feet thu
ocean front by 1S7 feet Atantfc-ave.. and ZZ7
feet Euciid-ave.. went begging ten years ago az
$500.
The Reading Railroad has large force OF
rebuilding its roadbed between Camden and Allan
tic City. This is preparatory to adding number
OF express trains when the improvements are COM
pleted and to decreasing the schedule time between
the Delaware River and the ocean The run is
now made from Philadelphia to the seashors IN
ferry which Is about ten minutes Thls makes the
average running time considerably better than a
road being leveed and planted with grass seed,
and the entire line is being beauted on both sides
Of he vii "a
who have been accustomed 10 the desolate pano-
rama OF sand dunes and scrub pine that marks
the route for greater part Of the distance be-
tween the city and the shore ..., - .5s 1s.a.
bgnIoRaME and Mrs M q wSllacs al G. ENIg9n{ N9 -
Bender. Miss D. r: Bender, Miss, Francis D. E Ben
@ @RFaftsT Mrs At, Lgcas & MI Ir! and 4 Mrs II rr,z A V
J. W. Merrick and Z. c. BOyce.
Denns-John 6. Luke. Miss Rose H Luke. Mss
Mrs. sSi Marion Ai2H e Giso1. Mrs Fiorence g Hand
Miss Kathryn G. Perry, Mrs KinnbaIl. z A Fresh
oaimby h v. Gould Brokaw. George Mercer. r.:
Mrs qAs a sehaf Mss SCI schaf B. " Pierson. Mrs
u. McNaIly. Mrs J. Waite Miss Fox GeoEge ':
Franklin A Wilcox. W, Wheeler r K NJ McCTI- S!I
bert Miss Lila Gilbert Miss Florence Gilbert. Dr..
S ". Small. Miss c. Pew and Mildred y. Pew
wassels tiaaqSh F. l. Wesseis sa Mabel whitsngto A.
Pilling. Mrs. G. H Hughes Miss Jeanet5e Jean % Hughes:
2. Sieve. Miss T. Sieve. Rev. and Mrs H. Lubeck.
Islesworth-W. Weber Mrs. J. Clouds, Mrs. n.
Bodgley, A. Marcuse. ?. W. Henry, E. Johnson.
Mrs G. B. Wood. J. Bieler. J. Hayne. ". RogowsH
and T. Rowland.
RudoIf-H. Patterns. 1Ir. and Mrs. J E Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs c. Rofenaman. NJ Graham. Mr. and
Mrs. S. NJ Levy, VI. Maginnis D. Falt. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Dreyfus, A. Liens. NJ Brauer. Miss E.
Brauer. C. Field. G. Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Burns, A. Powell c. H. Walters. II A. Barten.
Miss F. New. W. B. Kaufman. II. S. Sohn. R. J.
johnson. Mrs B. Albert. Mrs. N. Ziemer and T. 4.
Grove.
Traymors-Frank r. Wood. Mrs. F. H Bell Mss
F. J. Bell Mr.. and Mrs F. II. Shoening Mr. and
Mrs Thomas MCGOWAN. Richard Sterling. DR.. and
Mrs. C. P. Wright. Thomas Vecheld, Mrs L. V.
Meyers, E W. Wilson. DR.. and Mrs. J. Dalton. Mr.
and Mrs. W. D BurtIip. Miss NJ D. Simons. Mr..
and Mrs. VI. Even, Dr. William R WhiterdOTI. Dr.
T. L. Fogherty. John B. Chase Mr. and Mrs. A.
White. Miss A Wells. William Vigelius. Miss A.
Thorne. Mrs. s. Minera, Miss X. Merritt. Miss Bey-
son. Major Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kennan and
Miss Salisbury.
Raleigh-Mr. and Mrs. L. schwab. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Lasher. Miss J. Lasher Miss z. Crane. Alexis
Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. HaweS, Mrs. VI. Sevilas
II. SevilIaL and Miss Farris.