New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
ATLANTIC CITY DAYS.
Easter Rush Begun-Progres8 Of
Public TmuroCementS.

Atlantic City March % lspeclaD The big Easter
rush is on, fully week ahead Of the usual time.
and from this time until the great boardwalk
pageant there viii De more CT less congestion at
ne ueacL frcEt hotels The weather. Cor tho most
psft has been dal.sltfuI during she week and the
boaIcWalk has been as animated and almost as
crowded as in rllG-sCaeoa. There IS d touch Of
spring In the air and Il The ridness continues the
millinery display or Easter morning viii DO the
inosl gorgeous since The institution Of the great
parade
The Atlantic City business men have earned and
eeseFFe the reputation CT being great husters but
tNey nave not get wholly shaken OF the habits ac-
Snrea during the gears when THIS town WAS exclus-
4Fely 81 summer resort. The most conspicuous Of
THESE habits was that % Information A deadly leth-
ergy used 10 fan on The community Alter the end Of
6ep'emoer ana tAls continued until the frost came
o~t o. The ground, when the town shook OF its
t--hoer and wcnt TO work But now thar the resort
-as become almost IS popular in winter as In sum
4-ef THIS hast is passing away but traces OF Il
s. remain This was illustrated IN q manner that
W oota Irritating and amusing this week A troll
company recently purchased the old turnpike
hs across the meadows 10 The mainland. which
e''e,ea thc only avenue 10 and from the city
@ New Hotel Dunlop formerly the Bleak
II Ise had az suspicious operirg tfis week The
Ia lodge OF Eks celebrated It's tenth anniver-
say with banquet Tie cafe Of the New D,nlop
NNs USED as the banquet han. and over i've hun
Gieo persons attended The formal opening OF the
- s OF tae new Swiss cafe OF the Grand At
s-o motel took place on the saroe awning
. g ,e s's OF many OF the hotels particiDated in
,---. - - LAY dance at the Hotel jackson on
:, - --eI-C and many appeared in Irish cos
N~-'7- me orchestra OF the I7o..l 7.-t,.-,,-- -
special programme OF 1rI,t - " 'si1e gave
Gay. ana The concert was .-,o,,s -, ga Ii.-is
from the other hotels. ~ N1-ly Flsltors
The following New Yorlze~s
prlncipal hotels: 'esh'ered az the
AltamOut-Craiv TgrT-p
1ErsL c ". Croman. Alr. and sars. u ~ or and
=. M and Mrs Charles Henderson - =
%Iharns, J. L. Williams and Walter r H. ---1 -
Chester Inn-Ars. J.. y. Archer Mis- -,
90 Stokes. Miss Classy. Miss Eleanor rTa,'
.iss Lac. Mrs. Ralph Lee. Mr. ana Mrs = -
SchTanksaft ar. and Mrs. William Muller ana II
H. Gowan.
DUNLOP. X. Eldre6ge. NIr. and Mrs Z p Smith
j. Pearson. i. Carus. I. McKa.n. A-r and Ar~s. n
G N0n. Mrs. y. C. Levering Mrs ingalls, KIN
3 4. ~ Doughc-ty. Miss Jeanette Dourberf,
. a GeraI. x. >. collins ana > Imanary.
Ara 6amSel l. Eeciesine. Mr. Gnd Mrs. sS W -31s
SoH-paeil. M anq Mrs. oollhNard. Miss Robiu-
and Hrs. Charles A. Morse. Miss Edith II. smith.
Eugene a. Pullueut, Ingalls, hlmbaL Thomas d.
:; allan sanlCcy, Mrs. ~ j. Windsor, Miss Jose
Mahsr, Miss J. ian ~ ana Mrs = II Goodwin
-, = 2. I.aE r. Miss Marion Ber5e Walter d.
~ ~ Brown. Prank n. bowie Mr. and Mrs. N, II.
D MI teae Mrs. G. J.. clark Mrs j. G. Cox Joseph
~, ~. - Gibson NJ. and Mrs. George ". Lancaster.
T 49, re Jolly &c Sable GEORGE ~ Reilly. y. r.
Mei.oerbereer. =. {. TITUS. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
fAac1 Gov, y. s. Barlow, AIRS Q. =. Eecden, M!ss
- - Hedoen. AZ and Mrs. Charles A. Morse,
- 1sdith r. smith. and Eugene Mckay Smith.
A.. .s1ano Atanuc-Mr. aud Mrs =. a. trystocll
80 aId Mrs. $. Crumcr. Mrs. Alexander Macin-
~ y s,r. ROUNDS. Miss Rounds. J. " Ely. Mrs
&c. - harcenerooke, AR and Mrs. J. J. Limoline
S.r N ioTenes Whalen, Mr and Mrs. A. !. Schop-
- ~ Fl Fritz and RI = KELLEY.
Ts e1S1,.lnorst-eiiss May Weather. MISS II ~.
son, A4T and Mrs c. @. Arnold. J. a. I3eT-
BE. j. z Hayden Miss y. HAYDEN, Mrs..
S+r,ss11 leaIlanl Mrs.. William Stroud. Miss Grace
A. ,AlfH a. cert. hrs y = Kirby. Miss kirby.
Pa. 's.s S p g NidEely. Mr.. and Mrs H. j.
e hwveegI IIail-l6iss ~ simpson Mrs r. FEoher
A0shoe. Mrs William Heller, c. W. Wix