New-York tribune., 1905-07-02
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
Manu- Persons ON Enlarged Board
Notwithstanding Popular.

= r;.a chat the summer crowd has arrived
=. .ba sbore with the full force OF life guards
ON duty and thousands of bathers IN tne surl'
from Chelsea to the Inlet one IS not leLt strus-
CLING with doubts to whether or not thi' WIZ
ba bfg season There IS one thing tnat TENDS
- ha,,.tIe the crowd on the espanade, and that
is the additional nineteen feet whicn nave Just
heen added and thrown open TO the use OF tne
nublic That gives people more room Ior thsr
promenading and as they are not cro"oed II
does not look as though there were as many aS
usual But the records show tne7e are lnor7
here than usual, and the hotels are oesN-il4ns
20 Zoe, the crowd in spite Of increased acconfho-
datfon afforded by additions built 10 some
bonsea and the construction OF new ones
Never has there been such a craze iOF a01O-
noblng at this resort as this season oo'oEA
garages have been opened and yet newcomers
are not afforded any too much space 1or tne
storage of their machines while at the ono1e-
One of the arrivals OF the week was FIH10 10
son of the Emperor of Corea, who came Gown III
an automobile with party OF fr1ends' IN tns
marty were c.. II. Hong. of Corea; l. Ham, oA
washington and William Quintln the pIlS4t7
sacretarv and interpreter to the Prince and Ike
wise the driver of the powerful autornoolle u
which the party made the run from NeW-forA-
Tho nartv started late Monday afternoon. ran
into showers and bad roads. and as a conse-
ouence It was almost midnight when tney
reached the Hotel Shoreham- The Princo anu
his guests have spent the week in taxing IN al
of the points Of interest the island ana main
land. and after completing the week mere Will
start off to make tour Of the interesting points
in the rest of the country
Another arrival Of this week IN an autornooile
was Fred Upton. of Lebanon. Penn. who came
~ tho seasbore in a. machine of his own make
He secured parts from various makers or ma
chimes assembled them and now believes ne
has a car that will beat anything on the market
for speed and endurance. He made tns last
seventy miles of his trip to the shore IN IVo
minutes and declares his machine will keep up
that speed for week without any trouoie fis
made the fastest speed between Hammonton
and Absecon. where ne ran aO e rale "a ~
than a mile minute.
Atlantic Cfty is not a hard place to learn and
II one can keep in mind the name OF the note4
at which he or she may be stopping every I11s
will go well But Mrs William Calder OF Fhll-
adelphia who came here last Saturday 10 sPend
three or four days. failed TO do this' ana got
into trouble After registering she started out
tn take walk on the beach. She walked Tor
eouple of hours and then bethought her that 1t
was time to be getting back to get ready for
the dinner which she felt she needed But she
had forgotten the name Of the motel at WHICH
she had registered; she had forgotten what street
IT was on, and as she had ridden 10 IL III d ous
she could not even recall the direction In which
she had travelled. She wandered ABOUT Ior
couple of hours in & vain endeaVor TO relocate
herself Her efforts In that direction. however
were futile and she obliged to take the
evening train back to the Quaker City after
having left word at the police station that sne
had registered at some hotel and had LETT ner
suit case containing her clothing. there She
left directions that in case the suit case was
found she could be informed.
Atlantic City has not entertained Austrts's Ia
NOUS surgeon this year, but in lieu OF him 1t
has been entertaining his cousin. Dr. Adolf Lo-
cers NJ 1T the North German Lloyd Steamship
Company who have been stopping at the Hotel
Clarendon. They spent a few days and then
went to Baltimore.
Hugh J. McCaffrey, one of the Advisory Com
mittee of Fourteen appointed by Mayor weaver
of Philadelphia, is spending few days at the
shore. He is well known merchant OF the
The members of the Atlantic Country Club
have decided that they will not keep all their
grounds for golfng. They now engaged IN
building a fine tennis court, which VIII be COM
pleted and thrown open to the of members
and visitors in the course of couple OF weeks.
The court will have foundation of nine Inches
of packed cinders and top dressing OF the sans
number of inches OF gravel IL VIII De one OF lhS
finest courts in the country when completed, ana
an effort will be made. IL is understood, TO have
some of the big matches played here
Porto Rico is represented at Coulter Hal by
Mrs. L. H. Vendig and her son. Earl c. Vendis'
of San Juan.
n. s Pingree. jr, son of the late Governor
Pingree of Michigan. is a visitor at the Hotel
Brighton.
Mrs II. N Manney, of Washington. wife OF
Rear Admiral Manney, Chief OF the Department
of Equipment of the United States Navy IS
stopping at the Hotel Pennhurst.
w. S. Tracewell. Of Parkersburg, w. Va, Is
visitor at Haddon Hall He has just completed
the supervision of the construction OF mann
moth bridge the Ohio River.
Baron and Baroness Won Friesen, OF Germany,
have been at the shore for some time, and they
have concluded that they will spend the rest Of
| Z hDra dxy
the suites at the Hotel Brighton.
Brigadier General Writ S. Davis. United States
Army. retired. Is spending the summer at the
Hotel Revere. Brigadier General and Mrs
Apheus Henry Bowman spending some time
at the Hotel Holrnhurst.
Miss L. Phillips and Miss G. Roe. OF London.
at the Hotel Wiltshire. When they started
from their home they expected TO be gone only
about three months. They have been travelling
for nearly four years and ended their tour with
visit to this resort. They will spend the sum
at the Hotel Wiltshire and return to their
home early in the fall
Mrs. Samuel Smith. wife Of the American
Consul at Moscow, who has been a visitor at the
She will sail for Russia to join her husband on
July 10.
Among the visitors at the Hotel Trayrnore IS
Judge &. P. Finn. Of New-York.
Edward SeasOngood, of New-York is spending
a week at the Hotel Strand. where he is the
guest of his father and mother Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Seasongood. OF Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. d. Welsh OF New York. are
spending month at the Garden Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Dunn. of New York who
are spending the summer at the Hotel St
Charles. have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
William III. HUM. OF Philadelphia
DR.. ana Mrs. Salinger and family, OF New
York, who have been coming TO the shore 90
spend their summers for a number OF years.
have arrived at the Hotter Rudolf for their usual
stay of two three months.
DR.. L. S. Fetra and DR.. A W. Markisy, os