New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-05

be recommended as a special feature OF the show
for year. It feared that the show talked
OF for Lakewood for this year might in some
manner interfere with the success of the venture
il it started for this year, and therefore II
generally believed that 1t would assume great
proportions and result better all around II It
was deferred to next year. The arrangements fJr
the horse show. which viii be held IN July. are
going along finely. and there is every indication
that it will be far better than in any other year.
The grounds at Inlet Park have been greatly
improved and enlarged. and there is plenty of
now for the construction of a larger ring and a
better opportunity display the fine exhibits than
ever before.
Thomas H. Terry the president of the Atlantic
City Kennel Club. IS getting things in shape
for the opening of the coming bench show on
April 10. Mr.. Terry is confident that this will be
one of the largest and best shows in this country
this year. The show will be held in Marine Hall.
on Youngs Pier where 1t has been held ever
since the club was organized. and the hall is be-
ing so arranged that there may be a better
opportunity for display than in years gone by.
The president of the association has received let
tiers from exhibitors in all parts Of the country.
asking when the bench show w take place, and
many entries tins year IN Atlantic City as there
FORK last year. The Atlantic City show has grown
so rapidly that il is now c.asstd to the
it will soon catch up TO ana even pass the New
York one. which IS acknow lodged TO be the largest
The new meadow. turnpike between this city. and
by April l, will be done and ready for use
before the middle of April or May l. There
be suspended for nearly or quite whole month,
ana tna1 mas throWh the contractors back Tor some
wait, because il Will not be apt settle af-
The owners CT automobiles all the country are
Interested N the completion Of THIS road, Ter when
into Atlantic City without the fear of being held
up because of bad roads. as has been the case in
the past with the old meadow road which has be-
practically useless for driving autOmobiling
win be seven feet above the meadows, so that there
Will never be any danger of It's being awash On
The work of repairing and widening the Board
gun aad ii is expected that it vii be entirely com
pleted by the time of the opening OF the summer
I he lumber has been piled at the ends of the
streets, and the cGrpenters who are to do the woI
WGIk WIN an 1oSsloS speed as soon as the stee
prom, made VIII make IL sixty feet in width when
Mdyor-eiect Frederick C. Kirkendau. the only
recent election, is spending some time In Atlantic
campaign in which he was victor. He is accom-.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartlett at their home II
Mrs. G. BarckIey Ward and her daughter. caro-
Inc III OF New, oT6 are spending couple of weeks
During the last few weeks thousands of dollar:
have been spent in refurn!shlng the Hotel Rudolf
new lace curtains have been hung ihrougbnIt 81,
hotel additional embel llshments added in the ex.
change. many hot and cold salt end fresh water
baths a added to the rooms. and arrangements are
now being made TO give additional novelty to tbs
grotto OF the Rudolf. which seats over twelve hun
dred persons. W
Bridal couples made the Rudolf their headqaa rter.
this week. and among those who passed thel,
honeymo2ns there were Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Land :.
n ne ger III a1g Mrs Charles Il1d-rnan. Mr.. and
Mrs. charles Waller. Mr.. and Mrs II = F'euton
OF New York: Mr. and Mrs Choices p 7'iorr,a, ~
Philacelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Jennings Of
Germantown. Pom, and Mr.. and Mrs SarnnsI n
Inningtou. of vcnFcrs X Y 49, 'Ni ~
The PRINCIPAL soe'aI event Of the weel, was the
musical given by Miss Edna VaVene Of N-av--N-ori-
who, accompanied by hcr mother Mr. r VoIIens
and MSS Anre Colat have been un seipv ,etortt
NJ he Rudolf ISIS Nallens and Miss CcUof Eav.
rereptlV returned from trim ahroad yrise vapHass
entertained the guests with ho~ singing and iata,
IN me eyCning dance ard dinner we're cIven a.
honor of MISS Narans md 1I'NIl I