New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

last Sunday In their automobile and spent the
Governor Edward c. Stokes Congressman
Gardner and Mayor Stoy Will be at the Steel
Pier next Wednesday night to give welcome to
the delegates to the Grangers Convention. The
Grangers will be here for week or more, and
although they are coming for their annual busf-
ness meeting they will give considerable por-
tion of their time to pleasure and sightseeing.
Arrangements have been completed Tor trolley
rides, sailing excursions, roller cnalr 1iaes on
the Boardwalk theatre parties. special Vaude-
willie entertainment in Young's Pier Iheatre, a
fire drill by several of the companies Q. ene
local department, boat drills by the government
The ayeeutiye committee of the Car Builders
Association with whom is left tne selei.o,a I oa
place of meeting for next year, will be the guests
of the Board Of Trade and Hotel mems Asso-
citation on November TO- IL, II and 10 In T their
STAY they are being entertained at the Hotel
Chalfonte The local men are anxious that the
car builders shall hold their convention here
next year and in order that the executive COM
roittee NAV have a clearer and better idea of
the advantages of Atlantic City as convention
city they have been invited mere 5has 2 they e may G
ecutive committee will be so favorably I'M
pressed that they will report favorably and
advise the holding Of the next convention at
this resort.
George F. Adams manager OF the Hotel
Chamberlain. at Old Point Comfort. is spending
companied by Mrs. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs B. zeishaft. of New-York, are
spending a couple of weeks at the Hotel Rudolf.
F. J. Painter. a retired officer Of the United
States Navy is spending several weeks at the
Seaside
Miss Hannah NJ Bennett, of Newburg. has
Joined party of New-York friends at the Alta
mont-Craig Hall.
J. r. Taylor enthusiastic New-York golfer.
is spending some time at the Seaside House
He spends much of his time on the links OF the
Atlantic City Country Club, at North1eid
Dr. B. Morton. New-York physician. Is en-
loving a few days outing at the Seaside House,
prior to going South for an extended stay.
Miss Belle SAKE and Mrs Franklin SAKE. or
New-York. are making an extended stay at the
Hotel Rudolf. Miss Sake is an enthusiastic de-
votee to all outdoor sports, and can snoor row,
bowl, golf and swim.
Lieutenant David Foote Sellers and his bride,
who was Miss Anita Evans, of washington, VINO
have been spending their honeymoon at the
shore returned to Washington on THURSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Robbins, of Newly ork'
are visitors at Marlborough House
Mrs L. NJ Sims. of New-York, is entertaAi1-
ing Mrs ]. Francis Marsh, Of the same city.
CAPTAIN J. B. Watt, of the British army is
spending couple of months at the Hotei Tray
Colonel W. B. Camp, of New-York. and S.
Lord of the same city. have been spending a fe"
John B. Thomas, of New-York, a member
of the Lakewood Country Club Is spending
some time at the Hotel Windsor. ,a
Mr. and Mrs. H II. Blanchard and ME- ana
Mrs 7 F. John, of New-Yorl are at the Hotei
Dunlop. -, .~s,,+ -,
the League Island Navy Yard, at Philadelphla'
is at the Shelburne.
A pleasant party of New forkers VINO iiaoro ,
arrived at Marlborough House for a stay OF sew
eraI weeks is composed of Mrs. l. NJ Swenson.
Mrs J. H. Towne. the Misses Miller the MISSES
Laren. ~, >-..
Hugh Getty, a popular member of the New
York Athletic Club. has arrived az Young S Houei
for stay of several days. g..
The Rev John Coleman. Of New-York' is
spending q couple of weeks here.
John D. Lindsay, member of financial firm IN
tho Raut OF Commerce building, is making an
extended stay at Marlborough House he is
accompanied by Mrs. Lindsay.
of New-York is at the Hotel Strand.
William Mel is at the Shelburne for rev
days stay. -, L.
Miss Katherine Newbold, Of Tuxedo Park, is
visiting friends from New-York at the Hotter
Brighton. VI, .
Mr and Mrs. II. E. FELTON, Of New ork; are
| -nakinr an extended stay at the Hotel Rudolf
James A. Van Wagner, a well known New
| York capitalist, is a visitor at the Ho'ei Chai
| fonte. ,