New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-06
ATLANTIC CITY
Visitors ArriDirg for the Holddys-
Srfrglike Weather.

Atlantic City Dec B-Ths weather soG EAs ~
month haa not been OF the kind generally Exrsssa
for December. Il has been unusually varn saa
more like spring than winter. There we-s snu
four stormy days hers tn November. according .
the report OF the local weather buresr- and s1r
arrive for the hohdayA Several o. ne lGss
beach front hotels are well filed. and Al hotsla
large and small. entertaining greater Ernezr
Of people than for the corresponding period q ASi
year.
Nonresident members and patrons Of rs Atlantic
City Country Club Will hardly rsooEniss the old
links when they CONS 70 the shore hereafter TAs
grounds committee has been making . number q
changes that will confuse for Sncrs Una
Nsw bunkers are being addsd plans are being LAB
for the introduction OF crystal lake on he lSsu
nine hotels. q belt OF trees - being psrrso. ~
other alterations are planned
This VIII be rather busy convention nsn9 ~
the resort This week tbs State GranEs mss -
the Steel Pier December IS has been set tof n
annual reunion Of the s5th New Jersey VolunssSs
Association. On December q the Phi Delta s1S1S
Fraternity begins its annual meetings In ne rs0FS
and there will be delegates from schools fron A.
parts OF the country. The week OF Decsroer u
will be given over 20 the annual meeting OF tns
New Jersey Teachers Association. and about ~
hundred or six hundred OF the leading sducAfrrs
of the state will attend December sS 20 j. N
elusive will be used by ths American Econons
Association for It's annual convention TWO An.F
a5ed organizations. the American Sociolog1csl 80
ciety and the American Association OF Labor LeS
islation Will meet In conjunction with tbs Eco1oHo
Association Several hundred delegates VIII % ID
attendance.
The Young Mems Christian Association eonvsn-
ton will be held IN Atlantic City n February Al
elaborate programme Is being prepared IRs
sions will begin February Il and eontinrs NJ
the 18th Special attention 81 being paid % -
cises to celebrate the Lincoln centennial On ~
ruary IL.
E. R. LaIor. a member Of ths Canadian rArA'
ment. is at the Hotel Strand
s. g. Mccormick, OF the Psnnsyfvs1iA HAsnSs~
accompanied by his wife ana Ms. and ArsS - -.
Heacocix, OF New York In spending Q cOTrz1s7s
Haddon Hail
Miss Bertha Gari.nd The sStresA II . viHsss
Haddon Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Noels, q Nvw TEA -
spending ten days as Haddon Hall
Mr. and Mrs William Lsw12 o. New KssH
At the Seaside House
Mr. and Mrs J. s. Baum, OF Gotham. Ars -
Ing several days At the Hotel RudOlG
J. J. Hopkins. OF New York. II At ths HoeA -
mis-.
DR.. Julius Rosenberg. o, New Yorx. % at %
Royal Palace Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l. Mawrey. OF New rorN -
making their headquarters at HAcdon Sal
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Baker. Of SsE
are at the Hotel ST Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Lawson. OF New 1sf< -
and Mrs Charles Clark OF Helena. Mont nO. -
TO the shore IN the early part OF tho week -
will remain for several days At the MArie0rO-'
Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Anderson. OF New YORK =.
10 the shore early In the week In their auton0'
They staying at the Hotel St. Charles -
Mrs. J. s Clark and her daughter. Mss Ai.- -.
Clark. of New York are spending some tine -.
shore They living at the Hotel Iroano'A -
Clark Is en- accomplished swimmer.
Miss Lena X. McMarrow. OF New York AAs - -
spending the week at the Hotel 81. Charles WIN 40
sister, Miss NJ. E. MeNarrow. who IS az ths s1'-'
for the entire winter.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Forshein are a. ths Ho'
Rudolf
DIR. and Mrs. HAIRY r Roberta ID nv 1er% -
Aa Younx's Eoeel
Alfred stsekier &aA CnAx4ss Benek,ss, Asg -
Axz~xA are FsgessszsA a Aa ERREsNA