New-York tribune., 1908-11-15
ATLANTIC CITY
Woman Takes Dip in Ocean
Spectators Uear UTGpS.

I Atlantic City. Nov. 14-Whi-e boardwalk prone
naGars pulled their heavy wraps closer about them
/ on Thursday the result OF sudden change 20
colder weather they forgot FOR moment the biting
wind as they watched young woman. sarbed n .
fash iouabe black bathing suit stroll 20 the beach
as though it was rG-AugUst, and sit down 70 play
in the sand. She sat in the sand for ten or fifteen
minutes and then, locking up and realizing she
was the centre Of abrasion for thrsng. she arose
and plunged into the breakers She remained in the
water for eighteen minutes by the watch. and ap-
pearad 10 BE- enjoying herself as much as though II
a swimming pool with the water heated 20 a tenn
perature OF - degrees. She was Miss Elsie Ches-
ton OF Trenton. who Is AT the Iroquois for month
rest
The Princess Maria Isenb=rs OF wachbersoach.
Germany, making her nsst visit 10 Atlantic Ctry.
She amazed to tnd SO many people AZ a sea
shore resort at tbs time OF year She came from
Philadelphia with Richard Y. Cook, president of tho
Title Guarantee Trust Company. and Mrs Cook
and a party II an automobile and - staying tlo
Marlborough -BlenheInl- Others IN the party arc
Professor and Mrs II V HiIprecht Miss LouisI
Borden Atmore Robinson and M and Mrs. Georss
W Cook
Al unusual number OF Canadians are coming 70
the resort TO spend all part OF the winter Among
them the Hon and Mrs George P Graham and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beatou who made the trip
from Toronto IN private car. The party Is az tas
Marlborough Blenheim-
Closed roller chairs sometimes called "vestibuIe
chairs are the order OF the hour on these chilly and
windy days. Hot bottles placed IN the
bottoms to keep the feet OF the occupants warm
They are incIosed in glass. and with liberal SUP
ply of heavy blankets. are comfortable IN the cold
est OF weather.
Diaboo laid aside IN the summer, IS again COM
ing into fashion with visitors. There IS one
back. however % playing il on the beach on windy
days the spinner is likely 10 be blown into the
ocean.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has been making fur
ther tests with electric their electric
lines between this city and Camden
Unofficial announcement has been made that tls
geological department OF the federal governments
will ere~- a laboratory here for studying the e.
fects or salt water on cement and ccncrete con
strlIcton The laboratory viii be used in expert
rnentlng with and determining the value OF common
beach sand in concrete and cement construction
The japanese residents OF the city gathered a.
the wistaria Garden the other evening TO Ceis-
brate the dfty-seventh anniversary OF the birth Q.
the Mkado.
Lieutenant Con Inander A c Duhenbach. L N.
is spending some time at the shore on leave He
is at Yourg's Hotel
Jesse r. Robinson. chief operator OF the United
States Signal Service. az Washington, IS at ths
Iroquois
NJ, G. o'Brien. New York banker and broker. is
at the Iroquois.
James z. Cassman. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rob-
erts and Mrs. c. A Williams
Dr. and Mrs. B G. Carleton. Of New York ara
az the Chalfonte.
Mr. and Mrs Beth Bingham. OF New York ars
making their home at the Trayraore.
Mr. and Mrs. John 9. Weser. OF New York havs
arrived az the Marlborough -BIenheir-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W Hanlin. OF New. York ars
visitors at the Dunlop.
Mrs. Fairfax HummeI is entertaining her daugn-
ter. Mrs Albert z Goberson. at the Marlborough
BIenhein.