New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ATLANTIC CITY
Big Hotels Filling suith Visitors fos
Holiday Season.

Atlantic City. Dec 1s-visitors here are interested
in the announcement that the United States sov|
ernnent Is 70 Rect an auxiliary 10 rs ntsssvtns
station Gardners Canal, near the inlst Tha
does not mean that the old station OF Rhode Is@
and avenue will be done away with The auxiliary
station will shelter & new and powerful motor lie"
boat with which it will De possible to go forth n
the worst Of storms to the succor OF vessels thss
may be in distress. Being situated directly On rs
canal. this rfeboat can be safely and GucAf
launched no matter what the condition Of "a
weather or sea The cost OF the new staten vi
be about $4,000.
The big hotels are rapidly filing with visitors 20
the holidays. and unless there should come an n
expected break in the good weather there Va -
more people here at Christmas time than ever rs
usual winter pastfmes-cards dancing and ofeass
trail concerts-prevaiI although the weather has sA
so pleasant that most visitors devots the gTsa'<
part Of their time to out-of-dOor exercise
The golf links OF the Atlantic City Country O.-'
have been improved The numbers OF the ~
have been changed on the lower course slu =
one OF them small lake has been made. A H-----
of new bunkers and hazards have been ouAI "
ernor Fort has consented to come here on Ja1a-E
Il and address the local branch OF tbs Young N'-
Christian Association.
William Baldwin. nephew Of Andrew FUTON, =
Mayor OF Pittsburg. has been taking an ocean - -
every morning since the middle OF July H' -
poses to continue this for the entlre "ln-@'- -.
Atlantic City business men are heartily N a. - a
with Governor Forts plan for the coHseruc'VN -.
a boulevard connecting all the Jersey eoas- a
sorts and at a recent meeting they voteu - =
the Chief Executive OF the state IN every ~
BILE way to accomplish the desired end ..f
Arnold DAILY spent the first few days 0l NJ
at the Marlborough -Blenhetm- ,---.r
H K Stokes OF Newark. a brother OF -. -
Governor E. c. Stokes. spent the early psl- p = V
week at HaddOn Hall the guest OF E7N-'
Leeds r.-s.z
Mrs. Henry Dawson. president % the Ne" .,.. ,..
Federation OF women's Clubs. and MISS ,,to1 u
Edge, third vice-president OF the sane o. -~
have been spending the week at Haddon - - IA
Captain w 5. wismore. L : A. ant -
are spending fortnight at the shore Al.
Rear Admiral James NJ. Forsythe. l. > 1-.ss,.
companled by his wife. and Mrs Charles = az
stein. OF ShamOkin. Penn. are spe
weeks at the Dennis - ursos
Mr. and Mrs Harry Jones. OF llsth So. So ray
York City, spending fortnsh' -
more. -, vegk
M and Mrs James = CleyinseF. q y 's s5,,sI
are spending their honey, moon At AouHs - AZ tbs
John w Aiberts, a New York esnAe''
Msrlborocg h-Blenheim- 49, Tors
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis A Hsrn1lsy' u
are staying at Hollands Eetsl U.x Ysss
Iudx. ana Mrs E. B. HinsdAa oA - ssps
have taksn apartments AZ tns
hahn for q fortnight ~--k Sho s
spending several weeks az tAs So s,,,nx AEss
father William II. Ten Eyck- IS eh''- = hol,dAs&
Alice B. Lester at Haddon Hall over - ,.uxhtsz
Mrs William H Colgate and her I"0 W." .nAndgss +
Mtss Colgate and Miss Jessie C0lsA'''
some tina at the shore. =, NAG Tas
NJ and Grs Frank B. Pendlston' c. -
are At the Hotel PenHhurst