New-York tribune., 1906-03-11

.~ ,,..,rr artists OF the country will be brought
| there occasionally TO give exhibitions.
Arrangements have been made by the oxioro
Hotel Company, OF this city. and the Tower FarA
Cornnauy of New-York represented by II. L. BOW
doIn 10 establish Luna Park on the site OF the
old Japanese Tea Garden, on the boardwalk pc
tween Ma ssachusetts and Connecticut avenues The
papers were signed last SATURDAY; ana te owTse
OF another week, and viii be eonplete1 e IA tii
great theatre. after the pattern OF the S @ an
tor mo more than 200 feet high will be reared
IN the centre of the park. which Will De nNIIe az
brilliantly lighted the tower OF Luna FHrA' ~
TSe second race meet of the Atlantic City Auto
mobile Club will take place on the beach at Heilt-
nor on April TO- II and l.. The tides on those aateS
E ben be yeGeTed tS from ATed Reeves Of
York who has been looking up the speedy ar 6FiVers s
diets that this will be of the largest ana most
Interesting series of short track races OF the
here at this OF the year. and the races VIII uh
For the benefit Of the New-York Lenten travel
10 the shore the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Will run
and y SATURDAY afternoon at l:S0 O'Clock. arriving
here at 80 o'clock train w seaT5 ri fEem
at 745 O'Clock. An additional train will start every
Monday morning at 7SS o'clock and reach New \ orS
three hours later. In Easter week train will
leave Atlantic City every evening between and 3
ing Will also put additional trains over its
New-York line running through Lakewood, so that
Atlantic City will have the finest tram service III
After absence of two years. during Wfllcn uIfle
Philadelphia Alfred Wyman. owner OF the Hotel
Scarborough, in South Maryland-ave has returned
10 the resort and will again control Of his
Atlantic City house. The hotel has been greatly
enlarged. and thoroughly renovated. and Is now now
open and ready TO receive ali its old patrons: The
house IS open all the year, and its location onIy a
few steps from the boardwalk and three minutes
walk from of the fashionable piers. makes II
a most desirable stopping place. Mr.. Wyman has
severed all connections in Phladelpha IN oFuer
TO devote his entire time TO his resort hotel;
D. L Magruder, retired officer OF the United
States Army, has Joined her parents, who are max
established headquarters in a handsome suite or
rooms at the Hotel Traymore. .o.,-os .a,oo-
Of the navy, has taken apartments at the Hotel
Pennhurst for stay of fortnight at the shore
Barry, of Philadelphia Rear Admiral Thomas y.
Gill Of the navy, has taken apartments at the
shore II seems almost impossible 10 keep these
men, who have spent large part OF their lives
on shipboard away from the smell of the salt
Commodore John Moller., OF NewYork is among
the Lenten visitors az me sh0re he Is
by his niece, Miss Pauline ITaine. OF Oyster Bay,
and they have taken apartments for an indefinite
stay al Earl Mar Hall.
in China and cooped up at Peking during the
Boxer troubles of 1900 and 1901, is spending a few
NSs Charles NJ s6bwab formerly of Pit5sburg,
but now of New-York City, has arrived in this
MarIborough-Blenheim. She IS accompanied by her
two children and Mrs. NJ. r. Wood and children. of
Mrs A s Knight. Of NeW-York, and Miss Knight
are at the Hotel Tra!Inore for the Lenten season
The Rev and Mrs. Taylor Of NeW-YoTk, accom-
among the latest arrivals from New-York at the
Hotel Chalfonte. Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Miller, Of
Miss A. l. Grif1ths and Miss Eaton, OF New-York.
are among the Lenten visitors at the Hotel Dennis.
Wiltshire for a long stgW at The shore ". c
Cherry. OF NewYork. is visitor at the same hotel