New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-29
CITY SPORTS.
automobile Races Postponed
Spying-Golf Tournament.

Atlantic City, Oct 2S (speciaD-Automoolihls
+ great sport, but it has its ORA" oacha' a'
,artv composed OF Mr.. and Mrs j. IL oloii'
md Mr. and Mrs H B. Lohman,' of NeW-Aofh'
40, we'll testify They started from thaI CITY
.or Atlantic CITY last Saturday. 1t was an
deal day, and everything seemed 10 De !u'e
light for most enjoyable trip. They reaciieu
Higbtstovvn, this State without incident OF a'-
.ident. but there they found trouble IheS
,ara riding I'D one of the principal streets
- that town when driver Of a grocery wagon
r,rned his outfit directly in front OF the us
machine There was a crash Inc morse "aS
nearly killed the wagon wrecked ana the Dig
md Costly machine was broken. The driver OF
he wagon escaped with slight bruises ana Ho-
BODY in the machine hurt But the per-
,o,s =, !. were arrested and would have been
,lsced in rather an unpleasant predicamei1t but
,or the timely appearance of an Elk, who gave
mo $500 hail under which Mr.. Stons was placed
Tor hearing last Tuesday The party came
m to Atlantic City by rail and stayed over
Sunday at the Hotel Rudolf. They had IN
ended spending couple Of weeks at the sloIe'
but their disastrous meeting with the gro
ser's wagon upset their plans. The New orh-
ms declare that the next time they make the
nun from New-York to the sea they Will give
Hightstown a wide berth.
br the latter part Of next week have been post
.oned 10 Easter week It was found, after
tonference with a number of the big drivers
rho took part in the Vanderbilt races on Long
island and who had expected to come to At
antic CITY, that it would be impossible for them
10 get their machines overhauled and in racing
rim by the time set by the Atlantic City Club
Tor its meeting, and rather than have 1t later
hl the fall they were Of the opinion that II
would be better to lay the matter over until
ipring When this information was impaired
10 the Atlantic City Club the club fixed Easter
reek for the time of the next races. Every
sfort will be used by the local club to make it
me of the most notable in the country, and
International in character. One of the con-
tests for that meeting will be race for women
lrivers Mrs. Cuneo, of New-York, who took
hart in the September meeting here, will be
Inc of the contestants in that event, for she
has already signifed her intention OF entering
the racing will take place on the beach track
between ventnor and South Atlantic City
meeting OF the Mothers Congress will be
held in the Public Library Building in this city
en November 10 and addresses will be mace oy
L number of persons prominent in the work Oh
seyeloping children Two of the more promi-
nent speakers will be Mrs. Frederick Schoff,
president of the National Congress of Mothers,
the New-Jersey branch of that society. During
their stay in the city, delegates TO the Mothers
Congress will be entertained at Haddon Hall and
The Hotel Cha1fonte.
Considerable disappointment is felt among the
koIfng enthusiasts here and abroad that the an
nual fall tournament of the Atlantic City Coun-
try Club should have been fixed for the same
time as that of the Lakewood Club. The great
est regret is that the latter club did not make
hat
have avoided any conflict, inasmuch as the
Country Club would not have chosen the same
days. 1t is feared that both clubs will be robbed
If some good players which they might other
wise have had could the dates have been diff
ferent But the local club has sent out its cir
tulars. and the members at present do not feel
that they can make the change especially in
view of the fact that their dates were the first
to be publicly announced.
United States Senator Penrose OF Pennsylva-
nia. and his brother, Spencer. the latter resi-
dent of Chicago, spent last Sunday and Mon
lay here The Senator Is becoming an enthusiast
tic fisherman. He and his brother and couple
of friends went out in the Senator's private sail
ing yacht, the Princess Bonnie on Sunday, and
when the boat returned to her berth at the In
let wharf she carried a large number OF fish
The Senator now visits Atlantic City on an
average of at least once a week. and he fire.
eueutly has a number OF his political aids to
meet him In conference.
Among the visitors at the Hotel ST. Charles
are AZ. c. McKewan, Miss Kirby and Mrs. ]. p.
McKewan, of New-York City, and they are as
enthusiastic over the game of golf as any per-
sons who have ever visited the resort. There is
hardly day that they cannot be found on the
links OF the Atlantic City Country Club at
Mortified, and they good players. and make
capital scores Nr. McKewan contemplates re-
naming at the shore and taking part in the
ing tournament OF the Country Club, on No
vemher 16, IL end IS.
Mr. and Mrs q. Van Doren who were recently
married in New York Of which city thew are
residents have come TO this resort TO spend
their honeymoon. They have one Of the bridal
euites a. the Hotel St Charles. and viii remain
saT1
South on extended tour. Another bridal
couple at the same house are Mr. and Mrs
Charles s.. Hyde, OF Syracuse y. Y.
w = WHITE and party O. friends from New
York hare arrived at Marlborough House in an
automobile for weeks stay. The car IN which
they made the trip to the sea. tiie> property of
M White. IS OF peculiar build, and is perhaps
one OF the longest IN existence. II was built to
h1s order, Is -oouiy and capable of great speed.
Recently Commodore Louis Kuehnle who fs
prssadenf OF the Marine Trust Company, the In