New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

was led by the porter Of the hotel who bore
lr-se and freshly painted sign. which read. Just
Married"
An amusing sight was witnessed by a number of
promenaders the boardwalk at North Carolina
avenue about Sunday. 4 young woman
was walking along and. following close at her
heels, was a tiny French poodle. When a strong
gust OF wind caught him the diminutive dog was
rolled over and until he fell from the edge Of
the boardwalk TO the beach below. His fright
sned mistress screamed and rushed 10 the railing
But the dog uninjured. for it landed on its
feet and gave yelp. The promenaders enjoyed
The sight and laughed. bur the dogs owner rushed
down the steps, gathered up her pet ana there
after carried him n her arms.
Arrangements are being made FOR tie first bicy-
oe road race Of the season between this city and
Camden, on SUNDAY. May >. II viii be run under
dspha.
The work Of paving Atlantic avenue has begun.
and WI he pushed with all possible speed until IL
is completed. The paving Of this street is a sub
Ject that has been agtated for twenty years. and
that i viii at last be realized Is something that
seems too good 10 many Of the old residents 70
be rue There IS one thing certain-the paving,
viii be greatly appreciated by the hundreds %
thousands Of visitors who have been obliged 10
wade through The mud Of the street Tor many
The American t-Tuberculosis League viii hold
SIS convention "a this cily june TO l. II wifi be
followed by the annual convention OF tie Amer
Just been received IN a r. Fer ,resi,,t- of tb
Hotel Mems Association. -tlaJ the annual conyen-
uon Of the Railway Association Of the United
States viii be held in Atlantic l.t, in the eariv
part Of October. i VIII DE- ATTENDED ~ about three
thousand nFe hundred delegat-i scon all parts Of
the country.
In the coming summer no persons wiu be per-
nltted on The streets in bathing costume. unless
their bathing suits are covered by q long cloak or
wrap Of some description, an ordinance estab-
fishing the prohibition is before the City Coun-
eli and there is doubt of its being passed. The
ane for violation OF tie ordinance is TO De s.. The
restricted district lies in that portion OF the
sort between Maine and Texas avenues. Fashion
Hnle Chelsea. where hundreds Of persons battle
nom then cottages is included II the measure.
The Eastern Women's Golf Association viii in
Eaae this city June II 10 Il. inclusive. and viii
no.d us annual tournament on The links OF the
Atlantic city Country Club. ~ Mortified. The
Officers ~ the Country club busy making
Engagements for the entertainment Of the visitors,
enq with the assistance Of a committee or women
sl ne club VIII prepare number or social aitairs
for their enjoyment.
T s Martin and Ralph IT. Thomas OF New
sork. came 10 tho shore at the beginning of the
week IN their automobiles. They had an enjoyable
irom Pleassntville. Instead OF taking the new
boulevard they turned into the old turnpike road
,Ll.s Is baG enough IN the pest Weather, DGt, u
lac Deen raining the night before ana was hlied
win Ml.h puodies and soft spots. They were stuck a
.uinDef oi times. but fnaliN fnanaged 10 ger lhlo
~, ne resort after more than an hour of hard strug-
slng and the roughest kind OF going II would have
- esAeh mem about fifteen minutes had they taken
number Of bridal couples are spending their
r49Aegnoon here Among them are Mr. ana nrs
y A. Desmond and MT and Mrs. George s. Tay-
f ~, oi Fhllaaelpha who are az ihe toiTg 1I;t %e
Lon MT ana Mrs. NJ j. Brackin. or t5.allilz,i
rem. who are AT the Hotel Arlington; Mr; ana
n.
ana Mrs Samuel Q. Long, Of Phlaoelphla' VINO
are at the Hotel Monticello
Dr Andrew ID White, ex-president OF Cornell
University and former Ambassador 10 Germany,
= - spending couple OF weeks here. MIS-. Mhlte
ano Miss White accompany him. They have apart
nents at the Hotel Chelsea.
senior Cortez Minister TO the United States from
Solomtia. accompanied by Senior Guznan OF the
SIolnplan legation. is spending Iofusnt a. ~
. melel Chelsea. They are accompanied by their
John ]. Herrick. a Chicago lawyer. and his wife
80 80 me Misses Clara, Julie r. ana margaret iaer
Ambassador Charlemagne Tower. accompanied oy
Mrs Tower and their sons arrived here YESTERDAY
Mrs. Tower was taken in while on her way 10 this
country from Berlin. and had 70 be taken 10 a New
.9Tl- She VIII remain at the shore until she mas
tally recovered her health.
.Septain Robert Patton Lyle. a retired paynlastet
% nc United States navy. IS among the Fsitors al
NJ. ana Mrs. D. A. Sullivan and Mr.; and Mrs
-st = q Ionpklns, q Brooklyn; are spehdhs ioi'
N,sHt - az the Marlborough gh-Blenhelin, ,,,, ,t
MS. ]. =. r. Herreshon. connected Win ne
family 0f yacht designers. is spending Few weeks
TrIs She is entertaining Miss Noitoh OF Ne"
The Rev. ana Mrs Russell II. conwell, Of Phila-
riTs Co.,, @ al ahe @ laois n, s Is here IN homes Of
remaining her health.
Mrs. Robert X Cassatt. daughter-in-law Of the
late president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, OF
rrhillsdephia, is spending fortnight al me houei
s. D. Dickinson OF Jersey city. Secretary OF State
y New Jersey. spent Saturday ana Sunday al the
Nrs Margaret Dennenfele OF Pittsburg, who has
Just returned 10 this country after tour OF the
World is spending 2 few weeks at the New Hoi-
Andrew Fulton former Mayor Of PittsbuTg, ana
la family have been for two weeks At the Iroquols,
Esnere they have been the guests OF Mr. = ullon s
1ss.ir 1sr Hiss Aiss Jane Fulton who Is no" hia'1iis Al
tlauc City her permanent home
Jesse LeWisohn and hls two brothers, Walter and
tfed, New York bankers, have been spending q
~ ~ days AT the Hotel Windsor ihey came over
~ an automobile
Tie Misses Anna and Sara Stanley. Of New York.
NlA spend the month OF April al the Hoeei Monti-
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