New-York tribune., 1907-05-12
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS
Weather Keeps Visitors Indoors
Roads Fine for 4ut0mOHiiHg.

hOd0S 4 nc jOI d0tOHtO0HHS.
Atlantic City. May II (SpeciaD--Another period
of chilly, wet weather has caused the thou
sands Atlantic City visitors to stay indoors this
week. and euchre. bridge whist and pinochle have
helped to pass away the time that otherwise would
have been devoted 10 pastimes out of doors. There
was no playing in the sand. The weather man de
creed otherwise. It was all right for roller chair
riding the boardwalk, especially If one took one
of tho glass incloscd chairs but golf suffered 70
sonc ex ent. and horseback riding fell down ap-
precaSly.
There apparently no dimuntton of automohi!-
ing account of the weather. In fact, II anything
automobile parties 10 the shore were the in
crease this week and dozens of parties came from
New York Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington
and from various points in the Keystone state.
Tho rain I'm the early part OF the week made the
roads smooth and hard and the running of the
machines was thoroughly enjoyable. Automobile
drivers say there has never been time when
She roads between this city and Philadelphia We're
TN SO good "a condition now. Several Phlladel-
phia business men Who have brought their faIni-
lies 10 the shore for the spring are taking advan-
tagc of tho good roads and. instead OF making the
trip the railroads. are going back ana forth IN
morning. but for that they are more than
compensated by the ride in the open air on their
e. II Harriman was among the visitors the lat; lat;
party Of friends came in and divided their time
hctweeu the Marlooroueh Blenheim and the .totel
We're Miss Hartman. Mr. and Mrs F. l. olmsied
Masters X tiiii lilti Il SlALltI T. Aipi'' l. VI
Finding me Hotel Monticello getting TOO small
nyS,s ,s witch adions the Monticello and has con-
season under The name Of the Hotel MontiSello
The Biscayne was recently rebuilt ana enlarged ana
brought up to a modern standard, IL. r-..,.-,
accompanied by their daughter, have taken apart
meuts at the Hotel Continental for prolonged
GiaS..I,, -. ~ ..fnlne" the Tinted states
ana ar, here fo, a rest Sir Iarcourt Leen has
eed extensively seeking TO benefit H. He appears
10 be- greatly impro.ed since ne came here and
hc VIII probably remain for several months
Ms C;eorr" cor II Freed Of Phiiadeiphia came down
engaged IA suite of rooms a the Hotel Traymore
FOR the summer. Mr Cramp finds the salt air bene-
fetal 10 his health and always spends his summers
The Hotel Traymore. which has stuck to its
thrce-horsc stage I'm the recent years OF vehicle
list of Things that have been" and has Installed
in its place modern electric bus.
tormontors.' the hotel clerk said. Mr. and Mrs.
4 Il Robinson; who were married az Allentown.
rate trains after haTng '4kgn @9ye Of each other
they met at the Hotel Pennhurst. where they had
engaged rooms They started out for a stroll,
shortly after their arrival, and in their absence
teleeram dispatches from kind" friends poured
IN upon bell boys. clerks, porters, head walter
manager and clerks telling them 10 be on
Just been married Th@t was not all A mimber t,sq
of AlLgn'own peopc were st9ppins in the resort.
tin pans and tin horns. and when the unsuspeCt-
ing newly married couple came in from their walk
TO suffer nervous collapse. but they felt little
Gd Mrs. f r !F' r osS m NJ that M Mr
Mr. and , Mrs Ma2ck OF Philadelphia, and the Rev.
We're all newly married and turned the battery OF
racket upon them.
\ party of visitors the Hotel Clarendon went
over to Washington Park, Camden. on
shad dinner at one Of thd @ b sSer oF a6D 6anked t
delaware Rver. which had bsen arranged for their
trains.
Society and charitable folk in local and hotel cir
ces turned out Tuesday afternoon at the concert
and tea given at the Brighton Casino for the benefit
hundred children cared for by this institution
last year. There was musical programme I'm con-
from the Marlborough Blenheim participated and
solos were sung by Mrs. Carolyn Kendrick and Mrs.
The annual banquet of the Royal Arch was held
Hotel men and local bankers are well pleased
with the Successfnl efforts of a committee sent
down to Hot Springs last week secure the 1907
convention OF the American Bankers Association
dG %as fe8red fe b thst h which was strong
k@rpers, would WIN, % me convention will he held
i've thousand delegates, with their families and
Judge Charles j. MacIntire. of Cambridge Mass
is spending a little time at the Hotel Holmhurst
r. w. Ransom. a lawyer of New York accom-
panied by his family Is at the Hotel Sothern for a
vision OF the Pennsyvania Railroad. has been
making stay at the Hotel Morris
II. +. Christy, an automobile manufacturer of
Detroit, Is enjoying Il couple of weeks at the Hotel
Brighton
Former Judge Sas Hare. OF Washington who
AZ one time represented Texas in Congress is n
visitor at the Ponch de Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick SChaffer of BroOIkIyn are
spending their honey moon at the Hotel Shorcham
Colonel T. II. Magnnis t. s. A. (retred) who
Is now making his home In Philadelphia is spend
ing month here He is accompanied by Captain
Joseph w Thompson. and they are making their
headquarters at the Hotel Shoreham
Mr.. and Mrs l.. +. Elder, of Englewood: Mr.
and Mrs. Hawk. OF Ozone Park and Mr. and Mrs
Robert A. Patterson, of Philadelphia are spending
their honeymoons at the Hotel Elwood
Commander c. +, Miller. ". 8. N OF Washin pton
and MRS. Miller. are spending fortnight at GsIen
Hall.
Alfred Clarence Heston, official of the Penn
Alfred NJ. Heston of this city, Is nj the Hotel
Boscobe for a couple of weeks where he is acc
companied by Mrs. Heston They win starr IN q
few DAYS for Europe where they will spend ths
summer.
Judge Frank ii. Hscock of Syracuse is eniov-
ing fortnights vacation at the Hotel Trayniore
lie is daily visitor the golf links
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gligan, of Jersey Citv
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver AlbeIrne, of New YORK
spending their honeymOons at the Hotel Chet.
Woode
state Senator Everett Colby, who has beer y
visitor this resort since the early part OF
january, albeit he down for only a week
started this week for Hot Springs. He was ac,
companied by Mss Colby. and will stay in Vir-
glnia until the early part of June when they will
return to Atlantic City. They have engaged rooms