New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-24
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS
Many Visitors to Remain OUer
Easter Bathing InnOuatiOR.

Bathing InnOUatiOn.
Atlantic City. March % (speciaD-The great
crowd of people now filling every beach front
motel to overhowing. and many Of the smaller
houses in the bargain, is here to spend Lent
away from home. Atlantic City has it's i'm
mense boardwalk and thousands of comfortable
roller chairs. and as there can be nothing more
enjoyable for those disnclined TO pedestrianism
than rolling chair riding. it is the logical thing
TO do here. Already the crowd is so large that
the hotels turning people away. and there Is
not room 10 be had in any Of the large beach
front houses. Many of the smaller ones are
filled 10 overnowing, and 10y Easter Sunday
every house open will be filled. With fair
weather for Easter. the boardwalk pageant will
be the largest and most gaudy ever known
II has been said that boomers will be the
proper thing for feminine on the bathin6
beach the coming season. The boomers are to
he cut full. and Will be much after the same
style those worn by women in the bicycle
craze few years ago. one Of the bathhouse
proprietors has already placed an order for
supply of the new bloomer suits and II Is eX-
pected that other dealers will follow his eX-
ample There is likely to be some opposition
to the innovation. for there are people on the
beach front who do not believe that the wearing
of boomers viii add anything whatever 10 the
attractiveness Of the feminine wearer. and there
are some who are of the opinion that such an
innovation would be injurious TO the resorts
reputation.
James McCrea. president Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad came here last Saturday in his private
car. He brought Mrs. MoCrea and party Of
friends with him. and they took apartments at
the Marlborough BIenheim. It is said that one
of the purposes Of Mr.. McCreas visit was to
familiarize himself with the needs and wants
Of the resort in the way of train service mere
is n report 10 the effect that he Will make At
lantic City the headquarters OF an eNtehSlFe
electric road service that VIII connect all the
resorts in South Jersey between Atlantic CITY
The annual spring tournament of the Atlantic
CITY Country Club has been fixed for May =
3 and I. This is believed to be the tme oi INC
year that will best suit a large huhper OF 'ile
devotees Of the game, and the course VIII De IN
prime condition by that time.
Former Senator L. T. p. Dennis, Of Maryland
Is among the visitors at the Hotel Raymond.
He is accompanied 10y Mrs. Dennis. ana VIII
spend several weeks at the shore =,
F. :. Valentine, engaged in manuiaCIuIIn6 III
New York is a visitor al the Hotel Pennhursi;
He win spend several days here for rest ana
recreation. ,--,..~ =,
Henry Caldwell A well known New 1orke'' Is
spending fortnight at the Hotel PennhuTst.
Mr. and Mrs. Sucking. OF montreal, ar
spending their honeymoon at the Hotter Fehh-
". H. Stuart. brother Of Governor stuart Of
Pennsylvania, and his wife are at the ho'eI
Mrs w Rathbone Bacon and Mrs. Reglhaid
DeKoven. Of New York spending the latter
end Of Lent here. Both have apartments al
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Cregor Of New York.
are at the Hotel Chalfonte =,
Miss Mae lavish Of Philadelphia, rs spenolng
the end Of Lent al the shore. she is AZ ue
Hotel Chalfonte
Walter Floyd. Of Pittsburg former owner Of
the Duquesne Theatre. at that place is spending
. fortnight at the Hotel Jackson
Mrs !. Z. Rice and Miss Margaret Rlce' OF
Brooklyn. are at the Hotel Jackson. ~ -
MI and Mrs. &. ". Smith, of Goshen, n ~
are spending their honeymoon ~ Green hotei'
BENJAMIN Mcau. Of Washington, Of the Blu
reau Of Labor and Statistics Is spending 10TH
night al the Hotel Iroquois
Mrs Arthur Stsrky Wilson. Of New York Is
spending couple Of weeks at me ~ He lI'o
Miss Blanche L. Hewlett of Washington is also
at The Hotel St. Regis.
Mrs Beryl King. Miss Mary King and Master
David King Of New York are at the ho'ei
Brighton. and viii spend Easter here:
Mrs Henry =. Robbins and the Misses Mar
joric Isabelle and Frances Robbins. or thlcago.
are At The Hotel Brighton for two months
Mrs. r. Mem. Colfelt. Of New York. is one Of
the visitors al the Hotel TTaymore- MI alu
Mrs stephen c. Wise. Of New York. are also
spending fortnight at the Traynl0re
Mr. and Mrs. George a. HUM, Of Philadelphia'
are among the visitors at inc Ma MAJ, -
Blenheim. Mrs. Lawrence determines MliG OF
The manager Of the Bellevue-Sfr attord OF fLl t
delphia. is also a visitor at the Marlborough
Colonel and Mrs. Schuyler Crosby. Of New
York are among the Lenten visitors at inc
Marlborough Blenheim-
Samuel Untermyer. of New YORK Is among
the visitors AT the Hotel ShelDurne
Mrs ". ". Postlethwaite. OF washington, IS
spending the close Of the Lenten season II the
Hotel Shelburne
Israel Durham, former Insurance commission
e. Of PENNSYLVANIA. accompanied by one OF ms
Ueutenants Joseph Glenn. spent the fore part Of
the week al the shore. They stayed at the
Shelburne.
Colonel Charles H. Hey. [. S. A. is spending
a short time here. He is making his head
quarters at the Hotel Dennis: II. n. SheI man
OF New York is among the visitors at the Den
mis- for Easter. -, -,
Mrs. J. Pierpont Morgan OF New = ork, mas
arrived at the Hotel Dennis for few days
stay. "a,
the Hotel ChalfOnte.
paul NJ wade of New York, is spending
few weeks at the Hotel Chalfonte.
Judge Forker of Brooklyn accompanied ny
his wife and Mrs Redman, and MI and Mrs.
Henry Kirkham. came here last saturday in
an automobile and VIII spend some time at the