New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-03
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS.
Plans for Beautfying the Resort =
4 NezC Ocean Pier.

Atlantic city March CSpeciaD-The scheme for
Atlantic City BeautifuI' has AZ last been fair
~ launched. and if some Of the members OF the
City Council do not get cold feet when the report
OF the architects employed has been received there
is every possibility that several hundred thousands
az dollars viii lie expended make such Improve
ments VIII convert this into the most beautiful
OF al seaside resorts. as well the largest. The
hrm Of Carrere & Hastings Of New York who
planned The Improvements made I'm Cleveland and
laid ont the grounds for the Buffalo exposition
have been engaged. and they were here this week
looking oy7r the place. They will be ready TO sub
init th~ir plans and recommendations AT early
date and there TO be every reason 10 believe
that The people are 50 much IN earnest over the
improvement that they wil compel the Council 10
make approx ria,ion 10 cover The expense OF the
work
Al least one step has been made toward city
bautfu' by the action Of the Supreme Court Of
he state In unfolding local ordinance which pro-
hilia Tho use OF soft coal There were several
firms and few % the hotels which used H. but
no. ION tlat the courts have upheld the authorities
be made upon the users Of SOFT Coal and they viii
BE- prosecuted and fined until they desisi.
. Inc CRY IS about 60 erect new pavilion al the
ioot Of NeE York avenue that VIII be a great con
senienee 70 ;he visiting public il will be con-
ieofe t1an $500. Toe open navilion will be on
49, Na1n me b"aTdWaik ana uncerneath' on a
MISS Margaret Walsh opened her new hotel the
continental, In South Tennessee avenue. on Mon
cay, The house has been improved and changed
- INST CID patrons would not recognize II. il now
baths II has BEEN 5S recarPeted and refurnished
Ton bottom 70 top, and is In every respect like =
new house Miss Walsh has been 81 the head OF
ne Hotel Brevoort for the last two years. but
business grew 20 such extent that she Was COM
geed 10 seek larger quarters in order TO cater TO
ne wants 81 her ever growing clientele. which will
follow her 10 the new hotel.
The New England. In South Carolina avenue.
aeaF the beach. has been opened for the present
6eaut6ed in the winter and old patrons viii il
more attractive than The Hotel Raleigh.
ESnien Was closed IN the winter, was opened to-day
Mrs. J. A. Henneberry ana the Misses Henne-
nerTy, II New York. are spending a couple OF
airs. J, Mason Crosby, OF New York. is numbered
among the Atlantic City visitors this time She
Judge J. Frank Ball. OF Wilmington. Del. IS
rpenaing few days here IN search OF rest and
A family party spending a fortnight at Haddon
san e composed Of DR.. and Mrs. J. A. FOrdyce.
Mss Eordyce. Addison FoTdyce and Miss Dean, OF
Miss Olive LeventrItt and Leo L. Leventritt
lslshter and Of Judge LeventIttt, OF New
sTesh have been spending few days az the Hotel
s-osaef Mrs LeVentTttt Is Al the shore Tor pro-
Aaeied stay.
Mrs. W. H. Bull OF Annapolis Nd. wife OF an
saLeei now on duty al the Naval Academy, Is
lsneing couple u weeks al the shore for the
quarters al the Hotel Windsor.
lnilas Mcneil. = steel manufacturer Of PITTS
eB weeks al the shore for the benefit OF his health
'.sg are ~ the Hotel ST. Charles
- 10y q Brooklynites staying Tor some time ~
- ~ s5eiei Dennis IS composed OF NJ. ana Alrs 20,
S-tl D. MallOn. Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. BartinshaW and
~; ana Mrs b. j. Conard.
-. ana Mrs Frank Gase OF AeW york. are
eading q couple 81 weeks here. They have been
t,Als over 20 the shore every once IN awhile IN
Nrs i,sSmn s e ENG, - ts YORK I. spend
* some time here. She and her mother. Mrs
ssf! Rose. Of Ssw York. have taken apartments