New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-08-25
ATLANTIC CITY AFFAIRS
Gicing WarshmaiIOzc RO0sts on the
Beach Popular.

Atlantic City, Aug. "A (SpeciaD.-Giv.nS marsh
malIow roasts on the beach has become popular
fad with number of visitors this year IL was
started less than a week ago by DR.. and Mrs Al
exander McAllstcr, Of Camden. who gave a roast
the Ventnor beach to a party OF juveniles IN
honor OF their and daughter. Alexander ana
Elizabeth. On Thursday evening the Misses PHI
ing. of Georgia who staying AT the shore for
the summer. gave another roast on the Nentnor
beach They organized party of young people and
went down from the hotels to the scene Of the
barbecue hay wagons. which they had secured
from some of the farmers near PleasantyiIe-
Kansas. and his daughter. Mrs j. F. McHenney,
OF Washington d. G. and her two chldIe9 9bo are
The Senator has not been well of late: ana came
ng se their hsaGquarters at the Berkshire Inn
Former Lieutenant Governor William NJ Brown.
of Pennsylyania. is among the weeks arrivals "a; az
Emma S. Brown. Arthur IL Brown and Miss
Eleanore NJ. Morgan. The former Governor ahu
his party viii be at the shore for the rest OF Au-
Mrs Eugene Ely and family. of Clyde. n Y.
who have been at Haddon Hail. started TINS Week
for extended automobile tour throughout the
country. with Philadelphia the first stop. Miss
Wilhelmina Ely. who is an expert 9t the wIle,l'
nm b ne3a Int Miss FJv Will De the real pilot
on tbe ,rin In the partv are Mrs Ely Miss Ely.
Miss Eugenia Ely Master William Ely and Mr.
and Mrs W F. $hackeIford.
on Thursday. and the proceeds given the JEWISH
Association There were all sorts of games for
the young and Old music. dancing and cards BE
tween the money given and realized from ddIs
sions and sale OF fancy goods something more
Between politics personal business. the business
Of his country and the hot weather. United states
busiest men who have visited Atlantic city TINS
wear He and Mrs. Knox came over from thelr
Sheiburne for an indefinite period Mr., Knox runs
back and forth. hut spends as mGch u E mere a.
Of this month unless their plans are sudoen'y
senator T B. McIauriu. Of South Carolina, is
spending some time here. He is accompanied by
T NJ. l.. Breedin. one of the business men OF ben
General Francis f. Waters. L 5. A. who is at
present making his permanent headquarters in
baltimore. is a visitor here He will be at the
Hotel Chafonte until September J.
Joined the canoeists at the shore She has taken
some GTnan OF r., ' the oS she spends large part o.
her time in a cookie she'll Of boat when at home.
the ocean she brought her little boat with her.
The only feature she does not enjoy is the fact
then comes ashore. perfectly dry and absolutely
al%ne Snf Is Nr NAE an @ffs s III o{ %aw York are
at the Hotel Traymore They expect 10 remain
here until 1" bs time II Of New
has apartments at the Marlborough, Blenhein; and
gust. She is entertaining Mrs. J. c. Bray. of Kan
Mrs CaroIvn Hazelton who has been spending
the summer at the shore. has returned TO her home
G. F Daiy is among the New Workers at the Hotel
ChaIfonte- He is enthusiastic autonobilist and
made
Days chauffeur the hero OF an automobile
fire in Virginia avenue. Some one threw lighted
cigarette stump into machine standing near the
curb. and it took fire. The chauffeur leaped 10 the
side of the burning machine and turned off the
gasolene supply valve and threw a blanket over
the tank. This saved explosion. He
badly burned about the face and arms. and had
TO be treated at the hospital.
Elmer r. Jenkins has returned 70 his homo IN
New York after a visit with friends at the Ponce
de Leon.
Mrs. Frederic ]. Titus of New York. is at the
Hotel St Charles.
MIR and Mrs Charles Burroy end Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Meitten. of New York are at the Hotel
Raleigh.
Mr.. and Mrs John C. Shields. of New York
at Young's Hotel They will remain for the rest
of August.
Edward ]. Graham. Of the state bank
liners of New York. is at the Hotel Windsor. He
is here for the benefit of his health, and Will
main for fortnight
y. A Cohen OF New York. q banker and broker.
and his wife among the visitors at the New
England They will stay for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. l.. KetCharn and Mrs. VI. Carter, of New
York. are spending August at the Hotel ChalfOnte-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S Kelley. of New York, are
spending the season at the Hotel wiltshire
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul b. Groeber. Of New York.
aypOr Tho u-aalr stu yba IrOyaI