New-York tribune., 1907-11-03
Foreign Resorts.

Miss Thompson opened the house yesterday and
will continue here until May /. She has already
hooked large number of her New England
patrons. and they will spend the winter in At
lantic City instead of going to Florida, as they
have done in years past.
The Hotel Wiltshire, which was sold by s. S.
Phoehus to Joseph Salus a couple of weeks ago.
passed into the latter's control on Monday. The
house has been closed for the winter and will
undergo a complete renovation. to be opened in
the spring under new management.
James L. Lord, of Manchester England. is
spending a couple of weeks here. He and NJ H.
Lees. Miss s j. jackson and j. l. Lees, of Old
ham, England. are making tour of this
try. and said they could not go back TO their
home the other side of the Atlantic without
having seen this resort, of which they had heard
much. They are delighted with the place.
and will shorten their stay in other places for
the sake of spending a little more time here.
They are making their headquarters at the Hotel
Morton.
Daniel Oliver and Emily Oliver of Scotland.
who have been in the mission service in Syria
for several years past. making tour of
the United States by way of taking little rest.
They among the visitors at the shore, and
making their home at the Hotel Dennis. where
they will remain for several weeks. They will
go back to their home the latter part of next
month and return to the mission field some
time in the early part of next year
Sheldon Potter former Director of Public
Safety OF Philadelphia. is spending couple OF
weeks at the shore He Is at the Hotel Tray
more.
Former Postmaster General James a. Gary,
or Baltimore is at the Hotel Brighton.
Frederick Trnsball. diamond merchant. Of
valparaiso. South America, is among the No
Vember visitors. He will be here the greater
part OF the month. at Young's Hotel.
Clarence d. Holt. H w. Hall. F. W. Hale.
Frank r. Karber and William c. Karber. of
New Haven, well known football men of Yale
have been enjoying a little fall outing at the
shore. They were the teams of 'O3 and 'O4
and ranked among the best football men OF that
time They came to the shore from Ithaca
where they went to see the Cornell-Princeton
game. They spent the entire week at the Mari
borough -Benheim.
Victor Baier, Organist and choirnaster of
Trinity Church, New York, has been spending
the week at the shore. He the guest OF
friends staying at the Hotel St. Charles. In
the party were Mrs Baier. Mr. and Mrs Fran
els SChOeffler and Joseph Schoef1er
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollenbach and Mrs. Tollner. of
New York came TO the shore In a big touring
car the early part of the week and have since
been STAYING at the Hotel St Charles.
T. T. Ciilliugham, of the Hotel Traymore, has
beer entertaining J. c. Robinson a retired mer-
chant. of Chicago, and his daughter, Miss Rob-
inson. this week
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Vail and Miss Vail. OF
New York, have registered at the Hotel ST
estate operator in New York.
Q, G. Chandler, well known member Of New
York and Philadelphia stock exchanges has
been spending the week at YOung's Hotel for the
bepoht OF his health.
Willis Sharp Kilmer and Avery Hickey. two
we'll known New Workers. have been spending
tn" week at the shore. They made their head
quarters at the Marlborough -Blenheim.