New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-29
At ATLANTIC CITY.
Many Thanksgiving Visitors-Foot-
ball and Shooting Enjoyed.

00U ana Shooting EnJOyed.
Atlantic City. " J.. Nov. Is ,specisD.-The num-
Der OF persons who came TO the shore to spend
thanksgiving was without precedent, and has
raised the question to whether the time-honored
custom OF observing that holiday one devoted to
hume reunions and to house parties is on the wane
or not surprisingly large number of New
Aorkers were among the arrivals. The weather
was glorious, and the day the gayeat Of any hoii-
oay ever observed here-provided Easter does no'
come within that category. There is always
heaVy Influx Of visitors Immediately after Thanks
giving but seldom before that date.
thanksgiving was observed as day OF open air
sport here as elsewhere. There were two excel
lent games Of football at the Inlet Park that az
toTded about much sport those who enjoy 1t
Tor sports sake alone. and they were witnessed by
large crowds Of visitors, cotagers and residents The
Country Club divided the honors with the football
held the links being well filed throughout the day
since the adoption of liberal policy on the part
OF the Country Club management toward the hotel
guests Of the city. the beautiful clubhouse has
been the scene Of many delightful little luncheon
and dinner parties. The proprieors OF the leading
hotels now have the privilege Of Issuing cards 10
those Of their guests for whom they can Voucn as
entitled to the courteses OF exclusive social
organization and this has had the effect OF en-
HANGING the pleasure of the visitors and giving
the clubhouse an air Of unwonted gayety al TINS
season OF the year. The cunning season TINS 1aiI
has attracted to Atlantic City and vicinity the
greatest number OF gunners ever known here, anu
their reward has been in proportion TO their num-
Der. in the point OF big bags On Thanksgiving
morning, literally hundreds OK men and dogs LETT
the city by train, wagon automobile and on foot
for the fields offshore IN search OF quail and rao-
rits, while half many took to the thorougnfares
and bays in launches and sailooats in search OF
ducks and geese. II any returned empty handed
they have kept quiet about l. ,.,.,,,., ,b,ob has
The agitation for city ciass IF the Sumner
season. is making Roadway. City CouneH TINS
location for public park, and it has picked out
large aSt o. i nc al @ before spring
The site is IDEAL overlooking the Inlet harpor on
Basin on a third Il is proposed to build wharves
along the Inlet side for the exclusive use %
year and visits are expected from the big yachting
associations II the near Who were eests OF
the local Board Of Trade al its banquet iast weeA
government aid in building safe harbor at the
inlet 6nng the Is cf 6gegedY a 1anc city viii
become a mecca for the big Yachts that are no"
excluded By the shadows over the bar 49,,
The contract for the rebuilding 60 Of the Hotel
Chalfonte at outlay of over 10000, has been
place the present structure. the new chalfon5e
will be The higheSt ana one OF HardwaTs Asgoca
ton created a precedent by choosing Atlantic Clfy
The following Newly orkers have registered at the
several hotes in the resort during me wee "
Ketcham, Miss Ketcham. Miss Waltham and Ed
Oh" Chester ter INV. H selkrk, B. K, Ernest John
Young, Joseph Woodend and Alfred Moore;
HICKMAN 5osf IA A E kingsley R l. Ralson; H NJ
Morean. Charles A. Brown and James F. Mooney
W. McCormack W W. leland. Sarah I. shaw
LIN A. wilcox and Mr. , and Mrs FREDERICK B jarvis
L Rich, Miss Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. 7; H Plat J. F:
Hewitt Hewitt Dr. and Mrs. H. Neil Mr. and Mrs ". L.
Taylor W G. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dempsey.
B EARN Mn and Mrs + ToPey Miss Jessie Top
ley s W9TnsTsGn DR.. ana MI mrs WefIer and
H. s8g Ms H and Mr Mr. aId Mrs soh
Farr T Connolly II Ldnderhom, T. WALSH T. INC Nc,
M MariborouSh House-Mr. and Mrs E H Milford.
H. E. Lyties, Otto Lyties. Mrs A HipPle: A Hip
Mr. r.I and Mrs s Gillespie. Mr.. and Mrs G. Freis
a'i Hotel tel Ru S and Mrs. a GIL Mr.. and
Ms sa M sne a mds Mrs e NT BsFs
r., G. r. Benjamin. A. c. BARRELS w Robson.
Tli s B. Gordon, s Richards william Bishop
Co BgfeT Meyer MRS PECK g. Bonnef MT and
Mrs. ]. Colloty: E, c. Rich, z. J. Oliver Mrs K A
+. NM II Mcdonald. s R Browne: j. II. Myers D.
Myers NJ MyeTs M He G5one MF ana r NT sob1
" G. Foster. Mrs A l. Burt G. w c5 ron shd
M Mr. f9d Stafford MTa and NINA < 5aoaaIs '0 f anu
Raleigh-AIr. and Mrs. r. Hamberger M. ana
~.
Hotel St. Charles-Mr. and Mrs l. A. Thurley'
c. E Moorehouse. George T. Taylor h b. Fox
ir Mr.. and Mrs 7. p. Smith and J. Byron
Hotel Strand-Robert A. Gates Miss Clara Gold
stein. T A Farley. William Kearney. Mr. and MIS-
E Benson. II. T. Lowell. H. I. Lochheim. Miss
Butterfeld and Miss Henry.
man Mr. and Mrs. J. Robertson. c. T. Newman,
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Ranes. Mr.. ana Mrs
C. L. HoIcomb. Miss Fanny Holcomb G. L iol-
comb. il Mr.. and Mrs = G Qretta y Mr.; ara ATs.
Miss Naude Peaslev. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lindheimer
anc Miss Ray Lindheimer-
Hotel Ira vmore-AIrs. F. Jeffries Mrs A w
whippenheimer Miss Whippenheimer. II. c Boil
ton Mrs J. NJ Cartman Miss CartTnan, I. A
BeaIe A r. kingsley ]. Westnet, Mrs J. c;
Carterson Miss Carterson, L. Goldfrank. Mr.. and
Mrs c. B. Morgan. G F. Fox A A Hirsch. Mrs
c. Shsner. Miss Schaner. A Ayers: Mr.; and Mrs
w c Moore. DR.. A. Kessler. Mrs :. Roberts. Mrs.
Elsie Roberts Mr.. and Mrs. H Berg: Miss Bran
ba ch. 5 Brambach. Mrs. g NJ. Rice, Mrs ]. Rosen-
haurn NJ B. Baer Mrs. l. Erstein, Mrs. J. stiles,
b Visiting and Master r. Il Steiner
Hotel Witehire-Mr and Mrs s NJ Walling.
Henry Wedershein. Alfred Waterman. George
BRIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas Francis II. r
Brown Mr. and Mrs. George H Morgan and Mr..
and Mrs. Van Diersmith.