New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

A1l2nr1c Cny ~ J., July % (SpeciaD.-Pitts-
burgers have started a new fad in bathing that
promises 10 become exceedingly popular, especial
y on moonlight nights. When the large excur-
sions from -PEtsburg arrived in this city at the
latter end OF last week the excursionrsts made
haste 10 get a little something TO eat and then
e host ot them hunted up the owner of a bathing
establishment hired suits and by the light Of the
moon Eisported themselves in the surf for an
hour or TWO. Since that time there are many
others who have emulated their example. until
now bathing at night is quite the proper thing.
BY this method OF dipping gets the full
benefit OF the salt water and yet does not suffer
any OF the 6iscomforts Of sunburr-
The Hotel SheIburne. at AIichigan-ave. and the
beach front, was sold this week 20 William NJ.
Hall. jr. well known Pittsburg lawyer The
house is one Of the Oldest and best known at
the shore. and was purchased about year ago
by John II. Carr Of Philadelphia, who held it
until title was taken by Mr.. Hall
The first appearance in this country Of Nine.
Alexandra V5arda, a noted actress from the
Vienna Court Theatre. was made in this city in
a draulatical and musical entertainment at the
Hotel Rudolf Nine. Viarda brought with her
q company Of New-York artists. among whom
we're Harry Ilockstone Charles James. Edwin
Caldwell Miss Markham and Miss Roberts. A
miniature theatre was arranged for the perform
ance AT the Rudolf. and fully five hundred per
sons enjoyed the evening. At the conclusion Of
the erltertai inment a dance was held in the jap
anese music room OF the hotel
Eben D. Jordan. Of Boston. took away more
blue ribbons and first prizes than any other COM
-e+f-or IN the Atlantic City Horse Show, which
closed last Saturday night He captured twelve
blues. four reds and one yellow ribbon, ana Se4o
:, ash nrizes Reginald c. Vanderbilt, OF New
vo-l- Vas the third on the list of cash prize
,-t,-ars He captured $3.50 IN cash and sixteen
ribbons Mrs. John Gerken took seven oiue,
ss,-an red six yellow and one white ribbon ana
k52O in cash Mrs. J. B. NJ. Grosvenor. VINO
-,e6e her first appearance IN this city, took hve
kaues I'VE reds. seven yellows and eight "hl'es'
Az total Of twenty-five IN all, and S45o cash.
z B. Kunlle. former Congressman liOii' ~ fO-'
WAYNE, Ind. is in the city.
7ba Count and Countess de Fehrs. who are
vel known in the social circles Of the Quaker
r-,+v have been spending a couple Of weeks al
the shore.
re new calen Hall has been opened. ano tnat
is now one Of the largest and most completely
egu,pned hotel sanatoriuns IN the country
has sbou. an ..acre OF baths" ana as d saiee'
.ss.,,-s has a brick fire tower running rom lH'
ground 70 the roof. with doors on every HOo-'
Tbe zyaus are OF brick and concrete ana twenty
six inches thick -, ,a.
hes ma
yr,l,-kf-o has started a fad among the lein-
,,,,e gathers which promises to become SOME
v,,s. -o,,,ls- with some. Miss Grey mas pr
,,sa5 hs-sel~ with about dozen bathlhg suI'7'
an ~ -t,ch differ In style and color But o1'e'
an sba has cutie a decided preference i0r q
rich black silk bathing robe trimmed WIN
son. With this she wears cap OF crimson
F-p,en an international cricket player
Is 1T the shore. He and his family are d. '
Hotel shelburne. ord-
Mss Aaargaret LLOYD, Of Pittsburg is speii1-
ing the summer with friends II q eotSas tas bnflt
upper part Of the city Miss 10y q nSs - Says
uerfecriv seaTv0rthv canoe, and when the Gay ~
are pleasant and the waters OF the llIlet - a,3
turbulent she may be seen paoonhs III b,,o1
tbers s,5 e--er goes out as far as the bell Duoy'
tive miles at sea, when the ocean - Sat1i, IIood
Brgadier General and Mrs Charles ~ - shore
Who have been spending some time q ,s+ - of
wiz remain at the Hotel strand i"i N4o
the season. - ~ .srs
Rear Admiral E. H. Gheen. u $. Nm n; Mrs,
|. Gheen ana the Misses Gheen are ~
Ntart Of the summer at Hotel Gladstone -
Rear admiral Robert Patton Lisle OF ,l.a1 tne
navy. with his wife and FANNY 4'
Chelsea Tor the summer. ,,-,-s-L
Cheklb Bey- the representative Of the T'urkisn
sultan 81 Washington, IS a faIalI4ac l s-sen "a no
the Boardwalk. he arrived Al l.s ,soroehIv en-
eel few days ago. and has peeh N''
'oglng his stay al the shore, - BARONESS
The two young sons Of Baron ana baro. s
Won Fresen. Of Carlsrue Germany; a. a. - ,be
ing tie s,ir.n,er Al the Hotel Brighton as inc
quests their grandfather Charles Slil.I, H. I.a- -
Philadelphia banker, who is at the brisi'0"
covering from a long illness ,.a oS
Mrs. John J. McCook. of New YORK, VIE VIE % %
General NcCook retired is spending q par p %
TIC season At the Hotel Brighton 7"e "
-onpanied by her TWO daughters j, .he
J. Irving Fox the celebrated tenor Oh e IIe
Metropolitan Opera Company, is passing a pa P.a'
y the summer at the Hotel Agnsw, IN me- e.
MISS Edith Taylor, II New hoIh, = her
.gsncing the summer here as 'hs su go ATtesftc
-Iiele J. A. Jordan. is at the hotel ~ "
nc Rev. and Mrs j. Searle OF New s' ls-.nt,
se al the Hotel Majestic. MI ano ME. - = -
saT1ele OF Neyv-Y0rk made the trip over a., -
- shore the other day IN their autol.pn, il ,1a,r
iheg stay 20 a couple Of days and theh M loDn ~
epsrtare Tor tour among other resorts or Oh - -
Ns"-Jersey coast Adolph s ochs' owner %