New-York tribune., 1905-07-09

Mark Twain, IS spending part OF the season
at Haddon Hall. Mr.. Cummings. who. with
big fruit importing concern of Gotham, has trav-
elled in all parts Of this and other countries.
says he has been mistaken many times for
Americas well known and well liked humOrist
Postmaster General COrtelyOu expected 70
spend this week at the shore. and engaged rooms
for himself and doctor at the Hotel HOlmhUrst.
Because of a pressure of business he was obliged
to cancel his engagement. and say that he would
get down here later IN the season
Mrs. J. B. NJ. Grosvenor. of New-Yorb. has
entered several horses in the coming exhibition
OF the Atlantic City Horse Show Association
Mr.. and Mrs W. S Welsh of Paris, are at the
Hotel ChalfOnte. They are making tour of the
resorts Of this couptry, but are SO well pleased
with Atlantic city that they will make an ex-
tended visit at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Chandler Christy, OF
Christy said the other day that he had run to
the shore just to get little rest He is a great
admirer of Atlantic City. i like the place be-
cause Of the air.. said he. Not that the sea air
here is so different from the sea air of other
coast resorts, but here the air is good, there is
a chance 70 enjoy almost anything and every
thing in the way of pleasure and one can live
quietly go at just as swift pace as he likes.
In fact. Atlantic City is an ideal place, where
one can live just as he pleases without fear OF
interference or adverse criticism from MS
neighbors."
w H. Mclean. general auditor of the Read
ing Railroad Company. and his wife are spend-
ing part OF the summer at Earl Mar Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mccormick. OF Phtla-
delphia, are among the visitors at the shors.
Bellevue-Stratford.
Countess RosaHe de vassini. of Genoa. Italy,
is spending the season at Earl Mar Hal with
her maid.
Count de Ia Rocca. of Paris. is spending fsw
weeks at the Hotel Brighton.
A. Won Zwalmaenberg, of New-YOrk. an archi-
tectural engineer, is passing few weeks at tns
Hotel Ilesw0rth. Other New-YOrkers at tbs
same house are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peters.
Ex-Judge Theodore t. Bradley and family, Of
New-York City, are spending some time at the
shore. They have been making a trip 20 tns
various resorts in their automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. StTOut. of New-York City,
have engaged apartments at the Grand Atlantic
Hotel for the balance OF the season. Mr.. Strout
is a real estate broker. Among New-YOrkers ar
the Ponce de Leon for the balance Of the season
Is a party composed OF w. V. Darling and his
two sisters, Mrs. W. p. Hallett and Mrs. W. ].
Raeburn. Joseph j. Doyle young broker Is
stopping for a few days at the Ponce de Leon.
Theodore Luby is at the Hotel Majestic Mr..
and Mrs. J. H SCHUBERT are at the Hotel Chet-
woode.
Mr. and Mrs. James Conway. of New-York
City, have arrived at the shore for a fortnights
stay at the Hotel Wiltshire Mr.. and Mrs
Francis NJ. GeOrgen. of New-YOrk City. have
registered at the Hotel Mount Vernon for the
rest of the season.
Miss Zella Gabneble. of New-York and her
sister, Mrs. Lillian Mitchell. OF San Francisco.
are passing the summer at the Hotel Beech
wood They are among the most daring SWIM
mers that have tried the patience of the At
lantic City life guards
c. E. Benedict. of New-York is in town for
few days He started a motor cycle but il
broke down before he completed the trip. and
ne was obliged to finish by means of the rail-
road train. G. A. Clement and a NJ Mander.
two young New-YOrk brokers' made the dis
tance between Gotham and this part of the At
lantic Coast by bicycle the other day. They
We're In no hurry. and they took three days in
which to pedal here. They are stopping at the
BreXtOn
chester w. Lyman, a prominent New Yorker.
has been spending the last few days in the re-
sort; He has been attending his sister Mrs.
McCandless. Who is i'll at AltanOnt- Craig Hall
MI and Mrs l. f. Dare, of New York are
Spending their honeymoon at Green's Hotel
MI and Mrs. W. II. Baker and Miss Baker. OF
New-4ork, are among the visitors at the Hotel
Rudolf