New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-17
AT ATLANTIC CITY.
Mobiles of the Shrine Enliuen II.
Boardzralk zyith T5centy Bends

Auanuc CITY, July Is (SpeciaD-The scora a..
bands and the marching hosts of the MOBILES .,
Inc Mystic Shrine who have kept the city on
nervous strain for the last week will h. -
ceeded by the annual exhibition OF the AtI,r,S'
CITY Horse Show Association The show thi. -
Is expected to be. by all odds. the best OF tb
series' and IL the same weather holds for another
week that was Vouchsafed the Shriners tba a.
tendance should also be a record one There a..
over three hundred entries for this years show
including many of the blue rfbboners OF the Lad
! ing exhibitions OF the country
Ihere are over fifty classes in the show. which
WIZ open on Tuesday and continue throughout tn
week The entries are from New-YorJ1 Pbua
ueipiIa' Newport. Boston and as far West "a
hdhsaS CITY Among the prominent exhibitors
VINO nave made nominations are Herbert Drake
OF Boston; Mrs. John Gerken of Gravesend: J. x
Branch. j. Z. Fleming Charles T Proctor DR.
eihs. W. H. Collier and George Watson OF New
York; Thomas F. Young of PhiIadeIphia. A "
easier. OF Boston; sid HaIlowav of Hart.dala
" T.; fairacre Farm. OF Welsborough and Elm
Court Lodge. of Newport Reginald Vanderbilt
who had string in last years exhibition sent
word that ne would not make any entries this
year.
There fifteen thousand shriners IN
town this week. and the night parade was strik
ingly effective and beautiful There were many
patrols IN line in Zouave costume. whose drilling
excellent. Those who were not in Oriental
Zogave costume fun evening dress and
the red white fez
Tho California delegation brought IA carload OF
fruit and wine. and entertained lavishIy at its
headquarters al the Grand Atlantic Hotel
Miss Anna Arnold. of ST. Louis. is guest at the
Hotel Rudolf. and she makes no attempt to con-
ceai the fact that she is the young woman who
first kissed Captain Hobson on account OF hs
bravery at Santiago. A dinner was given in her
honor Lass night by Harry Tlzer of New
York at wnich covers were laid for twenty
Jack Prescott. OF Kansas banker. arrived
here the other day in his big touring ear having
made the Oh the way from Shawnee In his
native State. He was met by his college ehums
William Wetmore. of Senator Wetmors~ Of
Rhode Island. and Richard r. Gamble. OF Hart
fo-1.
The Walnut Hotel Company vas recently or
ganfzed. and purchased the Hotel Roman. at the
ocean end of St Charles Place The hotel is al
most new. and is among the best equipped en- the
island 1t has been reOpened by the company IN
der the name OF the Hotel Walnut. The stan is
recruited from the best hstels in New-York City
Miss Annie NJ FaIkenberg and s 5. Alexander
registered the other day from Cape May at the
Hotel Wiltshire. and then went out for stroll
They returned in ABOUT hour. and Mr. Alexan-
der whispered 10 The clerk that they would ike 10
re-register He then wrote mir. and Mrs, s. S.
Alexander and explained that they had decided
TO get married and that the Rev. Or. Brunya1s
had tied the knot. They sent home for their
trunks. and are spending their eynoon here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n FaIconer. Of New-York.
who have BEEN spending the spring and early part
of the summer in Atlantic City. at the Hotel Den
mis- have left here and gone 10 their summer home
NaTragansett Pier. Miss May I. Dillon. Of New
York. is spending the the Hotel Ponce
de Leon She is accomplished vocalist. and fire.
quently entertains the visitors at hotel with
selections Brigadier. General Theodore Schwan. a
retired army officer. and Mrs. Schwan are spending
several weeks at the Marlborough House. Mayor
Mayberry and Police Commissioner FowIe, OF De-
trOt. among the visitors the resort this
Week They nave peen naAing their headquarters
shriners.
Miss Maud L. Thompson. Of New-Yorz. is spend
ing the month of July the Hotel ElwoOd. Miss
Thompson is generally acknowledged as accom-
the trip around the end Of the piers on days when
the currents are not at all favorable
spending a fsw days in the city. Mr. Mack Is
deeply Interested in Jhe success of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition which will take place in Oregon
next year, and while here is sowing seed in prep
aratiOn for the harvest which he trusts and be-
neves will be reaPsd by his State from the affair
He is at Youngs Hotel
Navy. is spending few weeks ar the Hotel e.
wood Mr. Halter. a retired banker OF New Mexico
and his two daughters registered at the Hotel
jackson, and VIII remain at the shore for the bal
is registered at Haddon Hall for BRIEF stay al the
shore; +. NJ Bader. Of New-York. is a visitor az
Arrivals during the week at the principal hotels
include the following:
Chslssa,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coaoyer. Miss Evelyn
Thomas BelehaHa9 William Meakins and 1Ir. and ms
,s ch giss s7sI EEsn Mr. Norris Mrs Sick
DgnlSP-J. c; Patton, L E. Hersch. Mrs z n Leslie
q Ma MSrss Mr. NJ and Mrs b KaPs Mrs Bacon
NJ Harst. Mrs II. W. HaTst and Dr. and MTs S. J.
sas ims y Ta o f5asq John s! Ks !F M
yaine. Mrs c A. Roam. c. DOnohus and Miss Chars
z. GTssafRR C Miller L Hatch Hatch Mr. ana Mrs
Heitnsr J. solomon; H NJ Ee6iens F. E. smith. r E
lips Mr. and Mrs g lanes Reicb Miss q F! Fs
scher. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rice. A. L. Utitz and p e
Grand Atantie.-B. NJ. Harvey. J. t. Farley G
NINA and r as ss Z b fGs MSS wl STaD
eiardenMr an Mr.. Wi Isn Pb I'M s Miss RO-s
ThilRot5; Mrs James I Hainsa MISS Gordon Hsiass
VI. Mason and Miss Alice Mason.
eo aa M9 ana Mrs TsoS Brsa Even dct Baas
Master John Bradley. NJ D. Csuamysr and Mrs Charles
IIoauolsmMiss c4apln: E; r Iqsisr Mr. and Mrs.
Williams and Mr.. ana Mrs. D. R. csaylor
MRS wSssle! ' Ro aas s @sSS37 N
Angariea Ms. J. w, l9wrenoe; Mss L LawTencs. :
JaeS.on-H 4 Dafaad. William ksiiaE M. H
Rice; Mrs J. Rice. Miss F, Kann. A L Uttz. O. E
MsrbOroush-Mrs, E. @ Daniels. Mr. and rsw.T
TG, n W. ara 5rs Md ,- pTnne M P Sal s
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs F. Coiiough, W. H. Zincy :,
F1nessy, G. Burrist and Mr., and Mrs F; Ro6erts-
MaHDe Mrs. pr's Man aa h0 cSa4es 40 Sanders and
Royal Palaee-Mr and Mrs, c $. Morris. Dr ~ r
Richard. W T HUTCHINSON. A b Weehsler Ms Wseng
o sp MESS we sn N Iohn MSehSie' l.
Rud9lf-T. p Parsons J. McDonOqsh; Mrs J. HsTT.
Rosenthal G. Koening Mr. and Mrs Robert Fl Rss sss
MISS BESSIE sdHnsshins ,' anu MIS- z''Os''
H O. Waltmer e Aadms Mrs FodeI c. Doe. +, E
ostwat and Mrs. E. 5. Burns -, ,,.,
sing Madge MeusIns Mr. and Mrs. Albert HAYES; Henry
Hayes William Martin Mr. and Mrs Charles N'N'n'-
St CHARLES and Mrs. W Ealknor Nj and NJ. ..
d Kelley, Mrs. Robert Boyle. Mr. and Mrs Tho1n ss