New-York tribune., 1907-05-19

be gained from the Council large number of
Ghairs VIII be installed at once. Each chair will
DC IN charSe OF 4 uniformed chauffeur.
Charles T. Myers. who built the Hotel Rudolf
iiiS ISurtd from active business He has lust
~ ~.edsed the Rudol 10 Joel Hillman. of Washing
Ippii; proprietor OF Harvey's restaurant. Mr.
ahiman will assume control OF the Rudolf on
June l. lie contemplates making number of
SHdiseS IN the house, but the most striking will
pe the making over of the large grotto. He will
convert II into the Red RamEler Grot to -
Artisans VIII be put TO work at once and the
Walls end ceilings will be covered with a mass
of artificial Red Rambler roses Thousands of
electric lights will illuminate the place at night
me week OF warm weather has started the
lsh running better than at any time this spring
ana the devotees of this sport are now having
nVeiy times with weakfish in the bays here and
a. SoIners Point party of visitors at the
Ponce de Leon. headed by Alfred Grindrod was
OUT the latter part of the week and came back
Win nearly hundred fine fish.
The Wtshbone Club, an internal organization
OF the Union League. Of Philadelphia. COM
posed Of about twenty members came over to
Atlantic City last saturday night. to partake Of
their annual dinner Heretofore the dinners
nay nay been given at the Union League Club. in
the Quaker city, but for the sake of a little
Chahge the trip 70 Atlantic City was made for
The Hereford Ladies' Bowling Club. of Phila-
aephla' one of the oldest organizations of this
KIND IN the country has arrived at the shore
ana ana ITS members are at the Hotel Arlington.
iiefe are about forty women in the party. and
shty VIII hold their annual tourney at the Mill
ion Dollar Pier while here.
William II. Wanamaker. jr., Of PHILADELPHIA
arrived here the other day In a large automobile
Accompanying him were Mrs. Wanamaker and
their three daughters Miss Mabel Miss IouIse
and Miss Alma Wanamaker: Miss Cutting. Miss
Rawson and Miss German. Mr.. and Mrs Wana-
maker and their party have a suite of apart
ments at the Marlborough -Blenhem. and will
stay for two or three weeks.
Mrs John Van Rensselaer, Of Washington. Is
Il visitor al the Hotel Pennhurst. She Is
chaperoning Aiss NJ. b. Johnson. also Of Wash
iHStOn.
Hugh Jackson son of former Governor Jack
son OF Maryland, is among the visitors here
He and Mrs. jackson and E E. Jackson, jr.. are
occupy ing apartments at the Marlborough Blen-
helm. L. f. Jackson. jr., made the trip from
Baltimore 10 the shore in automobile
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Budham, Miss Rice and
Frank smith are among the New Workers at
tne Brighton. They came over TO the shore IN
Mr.. Budhdm's automobile.
II. a. Bealey. a steel manufactures of Parks
Dury, Penn, is spending a week at the Hotel
ShelDurhe. lie IS entertaining Alexander Sellers
and Roger Williams, Of Philadelphia, whom he
brought with him in his automobile.
Robert Lee Morrell secretary of the Automo-
bile Club of America. mas Joined Mrs Morreu
ana her sister, Mrs Haggerty, At the Hotel
Windsor.
Mrs Harry Loomis. Mrs T II Martin and
Guy Loomis OF New York, spending couple
of weeks at Haddon Hail.
DR.. and Mrs ]. J. StanhOre among the
New Workers at the Hotel Rudolf They are en-
tertaining Mr. and Mrs b. Maker. also of New
York
Mrs C. c. Phipps, of Denver, accompanied
by her daughters. Miss Dorothy and Miss Helen,
is here for six wGe,ts' stay.
John b. rockingham, of New York has
taken suite of rooms at the Seaside House,
and will spend month here. He is accompanied
by his wife and son.
DR.. and Mrs. D. a. Campbell, of Halifax, n. S.
are among the visitors at the New Florence.
The doctor will remain here for some time. He
expects to attend the sessions of the American
Medical Association, which Will be held here
the early part of next month
Among those from Philadelphia at the Hotel
Sheburne this week were Mr. and Mrs A j.
DreXel Biddle Miss Fell Mr.. and Mrs c. Cooke
John Converse, Joseph II. d. Allen and Dr. Won
KOokoVen.
Exchange is spending a few days the Hotel
Jackson.