New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-12
ALONG THE BOARDWALK
Atlantic City Entertaining Many
Guests During September.

Atlantic City. Sept 1.-THE Indications are thas
Atlantic city viii be unusually fun Of visitors tho
latter part OF September on account Of the many
who are going 90 the HudsOn-Eulton celebration IN
New York City and who find It convenient to dros
down TO Atlantic City for part OF the trip.
septembor Is a beautiful month at the shore ana
one OF the most extensive Of the beach 'front.' hotels
reports already as large an engagemenr 1or mo
latter part OF September and the nrst part OF Oeto
her as II can accommodate.
The festive minded visitor TO Atlantic City Il
hoping to be on hand for the carnival which a
being arranged for October T. A number OF plans
are being discussed. and many novel IDEAS con-
.iaered Atlantic City should have originality
enough not TO have TO copy from any other earni-
val or from the great New Orleans exauiple. Ats
lantic City is a city by the sea- Intimately con-
nected with ideas aquatic therefore It's festivities
IN some picturesque manner should pay their rss
spects to King Neptune and his meFmsfds-
AS the carnival will be on Columbus Day, per-
hans Chrtstopher Columbus will dispute the rtghs
OF King Neptune 20 rule Atlantic City on that day.
II might be fitting and proper proceeding 70 haVa
King Neptune welcome Christopher 20 our city,
provided Senior Colombo arrives. as he should. In
his three earagals. There Is good deal OF m
terest evinced IN the proposed celebration and
whatever plan Is decided upon VIII be well carried
out.
Hard working members OF the Atlantic City come
nittee Of arrangements have perfected details for
the annual field day OF the Grand Conmanderys
KNIGHTS TenlpIar Of New Jersey, 20 be held hers
On
rlardery of Philadelphia, will come here TWO huns
dred and fifty strong Join the New Jersey
Knights take part in the ceremonies and 1sstivl-
ties and remain for three days. On Friday nisnrs
September II. Atlantic Commandery, 20 h t.
will tender reception and dance In the music
hall steel Pier the visiting Sir knights and their
ladies'
T. W Steavens. president OF the Chesapeake d
Ohio Railroad Is distinguished figure among ina
boardwalk crowd at this season Accompanied By
has
the Observation-Disclosures for tho autumn at tina
shore
Mr. and Mrs James S. Clark and Alfred s.
Clark a prominent glove manufactures OF Saratoga
- Y. have come down in their automobile for a
stay at the TraymOre.
ogden HOFFMAN, Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Hoffman
and Miss Dorothy Hoffman are at the Hotel Chs-
sea.
Among the guests at the St. Charles are Dr.
Charles W. Stronger, Albert Noland ana A. AZ"
Hawley of New York City
James Bensinger. who was Instrumental m open
ing the new restaurant for the Fifth Avenue Aotes
is stopping at the Hotel POnsettia
Az the Clarendon, in Virginia avenue. are Mr..
and Mrs j. T McColgan, Miss Livingston and MT.
and Mrs. H. P. Norris Of New York
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Bullock and Dr. and 9rs.
T. C;fddfs Of Plainded, n. j.. have arrived az
the Hotel Morton. in their automobile. for stay.
Among the guests at the Hotel shOreham are Mr..
and Mrs. W. ". Crossley, Mrs NJ Gioett' MISE
NeIS
Mrs Beans and Miss Beans, OF New YORK. and
Mrs. GILL; Of Irivington. N T.. are staying at tho
Hotel Raymond
Charles +. Baker, proprietor OF the Palmer House.
Lakewood. n. J., is at the Albemarle. Mrs. H Be
Farbain and Miss Fairbain, Of Delaware WaSsF
Gap. are also guests at this house
The Hotel Dennis is the headquarters Tor the SUD-
committees Of the Association Of Freight Trarnn
Onicers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Chalfonte is headquarters for the Compan-
ions Of the Forest, which is hodinssa eonyentioa
there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. schenck. Of Rutherford. n
L. are at Haddon Hall A. P. Nevin and Mrs. -
C. Philips are among other New York guests.
Numbered among the many guests at TIE Hoso
Storck are IN the neighborhOOd Of one hundred d.
egates TO the pOstofnce clerks convention. repre-
senting the New York branch. They are headed by
their secretary. NJ c. DalsOn, and President PsSsr
Weynne.
Among the arrivals for the September season at
the Hotel Rudolf are Mrs. n. NJ. Steiner, Miss
Grace Steiner, Alexander Nathan. Z. Regensteibs
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Aikiman. simon Mitchuii. A T.
webster Mr.. and Mrs. d. DOval, d. Jesurin and
the Misses Jesurim Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A Myers. ].
F. Myers, ". Myers. the Misses GOrden. A. Fish,
p Shattuck John Herbe. w. r. Loeb, B. ROSen-
Grams Miss LAeberman. Miss Wiels. ~ z. Critcher.
William Russak and daughter and Emile ROssn-
baum.