New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-31
ATLANTIC CITY OPENING
Memorial Day Cro5cd-HoteI for
UOmen Only.

Atlantic City, y. j. May 80 tSpecldIl-ll mas peeli
the in past years to run the summer season
flag to the peak here on Memorial Day and
nounce the formal opening of the long holiday at
Atlantic City. To-day the formalities have been
gone through with, but in perfunctory way. The
transition from the winter to the summer season
has been so gradual that the line of demarcation
has been hardly visible Everything is as much in
full swing to-day it can be month hence, and
only the surging crowds are lacking. And these are
lacking to any great extent. There are three
times as many persons the island to-day as at
the corresponding time last year The cottage con-
tingent has been arriving in large numbers this
week and fully 50 cent of the cottages are now
occupied.
A syndicate has been formed for the construction
of a large hotel which will be conducted unique
lines. II will be for the exclusive use of women,
and all of the employees to the porters. will be
of the gentler No man will be permitted to
penetrate beyond the first floor, which will be
the dining and parors, and his rights will be
so crcumscribed within this space to discourage
any intrusion not demanded by necessity. Even the
husband, father of the guest will be com
PEELED conform to these strict rules. The hotel is
designed to accommodate five hundred guests. and
will be somewhere the beach front in the
central part of the town.
The fishing enthusiasts both of Atlantic City and
visitors from throughout the country. have formed
organization for the promotion of their favorite
sport and for the discouragem of fish stories. 1t
is called the Atlantic City Shark Club, and there is
a stringent rule against the telling of any fishing
narrative that cannot bear the fullest investigation
under the searchght of truth The yiolator Of this
rule is liable to expulsion heavy fine. Another
rule, which has for its object the sustaining of the
first provides that every shark Of unusual size
captured by a member must be exhibited a regu-
lar meeting for measurement and to the man who
catches the first six-foot shark this will be
awarded gold medal The club membe[shiP in,
Westcott Charles Esher. Victor Franklin. DR.. Hol-
lingSWOrth and Frank Simmer
The Hotel Savoy, at the boardwalk and Belmont
ment Of Miss 5, \ Haney, This is one Of the best
eeqppped hotels on the beach 4 IF front The Hotel
reopened for the season by DR.. r. b Rudy. This
decorated. Osborne Painter, the new lessees
Of the Hotel Isesworth, report that their
has pircfased the old Carlsbad Hotel at Atlantic
down and handsome apartment house erected on
States ayes. have been purchased by Lewis +.
Scu for 5000 The real estate market is unusually
active, and transactions are numerous and heavy:
Valuations continue to increase with the rapidity Of
Bookings for conventions continue to be received
from all parts of the country, and are extending
announced is that of the United States Hardware
Association which is part of the United States Steel
will bring together over seven hundred members.
mnne the the rsgered a the ed
ing hotels are the following:
rim J. H. Cray Mrs Rowan, Mrs, E. D. Watson
6. F. Casilear, Albert p Fitch. jr.. and George V.
w PSP2R Jas15n Rof Mr. eag MRS NJ Daniel Hon
r. f q v5estond Miss R RGs + a asr
Mrs, s. Haven. T, 4. Haven. A Webster, Mr.. and
R Fa:t Dr. FG Hardy u F2ms Ms and E Ng
Mrs. M nd Rgnopr F FL seoGa s H sga Ns62
Miss MARY Bradley. J Frcyerman and F. Hubert.
GodwaL W Hose6 N bueRSbs9m' Mr. s@ and Mrs rs
han Mr. md Mrs Jobu
Morris Henderson. J. Bieher Mr. and Mrs c. Cold
man Rnd s9a n Li p Wolf E Wolf Mrs Labe
gsTfraad q, & NeNsli NathaR Inns
and Mrs NJ BerqSten Mrs Lorani Mr.. and Mrs
Fit H NJ Dunaugh, r. Mereless NJ Reuben. F.
Jacket Nj and Mr. Mr. William ) Had F,
Raleigh Anderson Merrill Charles Farnes; John
Mayer. Morris ICELAND Mrs. s ButzeI and Miss
Jaekson-Mrs. J. Kempner. John Kemnner Mrs
P, Madison. Miss A. d Malleson and Miss Hattie
W!,lishireas william IN Mcpherson 7t. H;IIar. Mrs
BacheT " Kenaedy G " 30 johnson q T. 3
erodey Mrs johnson 61es Mrs Mrs. soeg%
and Mrs. l., H. Watson, T. NJ Eaton. Miss Eaton
eEtck Nau. Mrs; Edwin, z. Mason, Miss Frances X,
H. stratton. Miss Eiice STATION. Henry Stokes
derson Gladys F Anderson MTs George craR avn
Schuyler and Mr. and Mrs H. B. Lauder
seaside-Miss NJ. Coolidge Miss NJ Cutter. NJ.
Mrs. J, Bowser, Mr.. and Mrs. r, Monsfeld, Mr. and
Mrs. r. Montgomery. Miss T. MONTGOMERY Miss
Florence Montgomery and Miss Smith.
Sothern-A. Bittel. Mrs. .. Van Houten Mr.. and
Mrs. Genered. ]. Huey. P. Calpin, j. j Denkin
and Mr. and Mrs. J. r: Taylor.
Strand-G. crossley, !. Ciloven, Mrs. b McEcker
J. NICE Ames, j. l. Eddy. ]. w Breyfage and c.
Lindsay.
lard, G. J. Kuyan. tr. Benjamin TAFT. Mr. and
Mrs r p Kelley. Miss Nan e. Kirby Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Leerborsher. Mrs. X. Kenny and Mrs. L.
Ufindmiller.
Chester INV Montague H Z. Shepherd. Miss