New-York tribune., 1905-11-26
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Car Builders entertainment committee, sDens
last Saturday and Sunday here and they
taken to every place of interest, shown into
every one of the many hotels that are opens
taken to the piers. -lunohed. dined and wined, and
everything possible done for their comfort and
entertainment and the advantages Of the resort
as convention city placed before them. They
were pleased and favorably impressed. and it IS
believed their good impressions wiz be spread
abroad among other members of the committee
who will decide on December II where the next
meeting shall be held. Other members Of the
committee viii come to Atlantic City to-day and
spend Sunday and it is believed they Will carry
away with them a good impression and conf
viction that no mistake will be made in select
ing the resort as the next place for the holdings
of their convention. They will have more than
three thousand delegates at their next meeting
Charles r. Myers. whose name has been sy-
nonymous with the Hotel Rudolf and the progf1
ress of Atlantic City for many years past. has
given up the hotel business ard retired into pri7j
vate life. He has been one of the most success~7
full hosts. and his retirement is greatly reft
gretted. Mr. Myers viii be succeeded in thas
management of the Rudolf by H. Il. Elders. whol
is already making great many changes in thsi
hotel. He is building a large addition that wilIa
extend to the line of Connecticut-ave.. taking inv
the lot which formerly occupied by roIlerf
handsome lawn. The house will undergo a gen-s
eral renovation, and changes viii be made alb
arounS. 1t will be throughout the year. thse
same when under the management of Mr..
Myers. .
Assistant District Attorney Samuel W. Salus,i
Of Philadelphia win mix the hotel business6
with Blackstone and municipal law the com-t
ing year, for he and his brother. Joseph W.
Salus, and Samuel Goldsmith of this city. havss
miro aI
Boardwalk, and will run it in the spring and1
summer This house has been rather
cessfu for the last two or three years. andz
the new owners will endeavor to infuse newD
life into 1T and bring it back to popularity. g
The row OF little frame stores, shops ands
lighthouses that stood in front of the Hotel
Chalfonte is being torn down. and in the course
Of few days more the view from the front
windows of the ChaIfonte will be unobstructed.
In their place will be brick only one
story in height. which Will not obstruct the
view from the Chalfonte windows The stores
will be of freproof construction
DR.. Hamilton ]. Jones and his wife and child,
of New-Orleans are spending some time at the
shore. They are stopping at the Hotel Shell
burne. DIR. Jones is yellow fever exper~ and
he has been working hard with other ply
sieians In an endeavor to stamp out the fever
in the South that his own health is somewhat
run down, and he has come to the shore TO
recuperate. He is said to be one of the most
with this disease. and his success in curing
cases in this last panic in the South is mat
ter Of record.
Miss Bonnie Melbourne and Clarence NJ
Busch quietly married in this city last
Sunday afternoon by the Rev Charles ID:
Sinkinson. Miss Melbourne is the daughter or
General Wilbur F. Melbourne of NewYork,
and a society girl who has spent the greater
part of her life abroad, where she has also
received her education. Mrs. Busch is a sister
of Mrs. E. Berry Wall, of New-York- Mr.
Busch was formerly State printer of Pennsyl-
vania. The couple are now in Canada Tor theH
honeymoon.
TWO fashionable automobile parties from the
Quaker City stopped at the Hotel Brighton tnlS
week. In the first party were mrs Dre4eA
| Biddle and family, and in the second L. L. BID
| die and his SON They spent Sunday here ana
| returned to Philadelphia early In the week
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ. Borden, of New-York. are
| spending a couple of weeks at the Hotel 81
| GharIas They have for the last few days been
entertaining Charles K. Church. of that city.
H c. Allen. a State Senator from New 0rk'
accompanied by Miss Allen MT ana 3+i 3dIs. Aieo -
onder Murray and Mrs. William Beattle, os
New-York, are spending a couple OF weeks as
the Hotel Windsor.
snending a couple of weeks at Hotel PennhuTst-
Mr. Beck is a brother of former United states states
District Attorney Beck. who is now the wlueiSl
known counsel for the Standard OIL Company L
F. D. ogden, OF Chicago. who traces ms .I1 nnTss
back to the founder OF tne Wlh1y s is accom-
panied by Mrs. Ogden, and they VIII remain d.
the shore for couple OF weeks; ,..,, 90 the
Mrs A L. Garner, who IS Wen Known L. 10 -
members of the social set Of New-1orK GIty5; -
spending a couple Of weeks at Young no aotel. En-
MI and Mrs. c. c. Cadwalader VINO are Wfa. 80
known in the exclusive social circles OF Inss
Quaker City, are spending couple OF Weeks On On
the late fall at the Hotel St Charles; -
The Rev T. r. whitney, one or the Dess
,,1orcn Of New-York pastors, is spending 1eW
days at the Hotel Strand - ,r,
Tudqe William Steinert, well known New
YORK fawyer and jurist has arrived at the t HOE
windsor and Will make a stay OF some ,.eS iense
at the shore At the same mouse IS FegIstg5LSo
Alderman Cass, recently elected in New ork
MT. and Mrs w. P. s. Earle, OF --lt,S' New lolh'
ore snending their honeymoon az MarlDoIou1s5,,ts
House Their recent wedding in Gotnam Is x SUI
fresh in the minds Of the society toIK tseIs' ss
they will remain at the shore Ior aDoU'
night. ,t,a,+ nJsyv-York
physician is a visitor at the Hotel sllei of fbe
" n ITlsh retired petty oflcer OF Ite
United states Navy. is spending few days az
the Hotel Jackson. - ,ur,- r,,+v an
n1vner of extensive estates IN Inls Iesol' =