New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
MORE HOTELS OPENING
Nezc Yorkers Prominent IN atlantic
City Life.

Atlantic City March 2S-Captain John L. Young
has obtained Walter Damrosch and his orchestra
and Nine Lillian Nordica for concert on Thurs
day evening. April 90
The Hotel Castro. within few yards of the
beach, in South Tennessee avenue. has opened for
the season under the management of j. j. joyce
1t is centrally situated in the heart of the amuse-
and bathing district, and has been re-
furnished and redecorated.
The La Belle Inn in South Carolina avenue.
well known to large number of visitors 10
Atlantic City. has been rebuilt during the Win
ter, and presents entirely new and striking
appearance It has been brought up to a thor
oughly modern level in architecture as well as
along other lines. 1t is owned and managed again
this year by j. Youngblood
L. Kunz owner and proprietor of the Hotel Ar
lingon, South Michigan avenue is delighted with
the large spring trade mis- house is enjoying The
Arlington is one of the best hotels in tho older
part of the city
The Hotel Stckney, formerly the Sterling in
South Kentucky avenue, has been opened for the
season by its new owner. Mrs. L. V. Stickney. The
Stickney is fireproof structure and is modern IN
every feature. It is steam heated has modern eie-
vator service. parlors and everything calct-
lated to make the visitor happy and comfortable
E L. MoraIl is now the proprietor of the Hotel
Dorean. formerly Earl Mar Hall This Is fire.
proof situated in the quiet upper end OF the
resort. almost directly on the boardwalk IL Is
one of the most aristocratic and homelike houses
in the upper end Of the island and has always
enjoyed large patronage.
Ex-Governor Edward c. Stokes spent the early
part of the week the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Schwarzman. of New York City.
have been spending several days at the Hotel
Traymore
One OF the principal features of entertainment
for visitors at the Hotel Monticello are . O'Clock
teas. These will be continued through the Lenten
season.
Commander w A. Gill. L s N stationed at the
League Island Navy Yard. Philadelphia. is spend
ing couple OF weeks leave at the shore for the
benefit Of his health.
Miss Emily Thursby well known New York
singer has registered Calen Hail. and will spend
some time at the shore for her health.
Mrs. Theodore L. Cuyler of Brooklyn. is spend
ing fortnight at the shore for her health. She
is at Gaen Hall.
j B. Reagan. manager Of the knickerbocker
Hotel. New York. among the week end Wis
ttors. He spend Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. Reagan. who is visitor at the Marl-
borough Blenheim.
J. NJ. Studebaker. president of the Studebaker
Brothers Manufacturing Company. of South Bend,
Ind. is spending couple OF weeks in Atlantic
City. He is accompanied by his wife, and they
occupying apartments the Marlborough Ben-
helm
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Andrews. of Fulton.
y. y. spending month at the Monticello.
Mr.. ana Mrs r. @. Shattuck and Frank Shattuck.
OF New York City. who have spent the winter tour
ing the South in automobile in company with
L. H BARNARD. of London. England have taken
apartments al the Hotel Pennhurst for an ex-
tended stay the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs John a. Fenno, Miss A. 3. Van
Loan and Miss f Van Loan. of New York City
spending ten days the Traynore-
The Hotel Ostend. Bottom avenue and the beach
will open for the April 9. The house is
OF the best known of the Chelsea hostleries
and is OF the most modernIy equipped
resort. II Will be run under the rnanaseme
as last year.
The Hotel Sothern will open on April 4 under the
mana cement OF La Fayette Cake. who has so sue
cessfuy conducted its affairs for the last two
years.
Mrs. j. Robinson Mrs. J. NJ. Suffen. Miss Dolan,
c NJ Van Dickc. Mrs. J. R. Mitkier and the
Misses Long. all OF New York City. are spending a
fortnight the Hotel Holmhurst
T. =. Whaley II. o. Pierson. J. W. Van Leer.
David Kaiser, Mrs. II. @. Osborn. Miss Edith
Osborn A. Levison, Heyworth Campbell. Miss A.
NJ Boyer. Mrs. c. +. Lambert Mrs ". S. Hall,
Miss W. q. Abernethy and Mr.. and Mrs George
{. Fisher. of New York, among the weeks
visitors at the Seaside House
Miss Louise Hammond. Miss Elsie Little. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard K. Smith and Miss Mcmillan. of New
York city among the weeks visitors the
Hotel Chalfonte.