New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
ATLANTIC CITY
Estimates Put Number of Weeks
Visitors at $4,000.

Atlantic CitS. Jan 5o-Excsiient weather and tne
hslray climate Of Atlantic City are attracting thou-
sands OF visitors II is estimated that more tnan
thirty thousand visitors have been here during the
week Many persons have found the climate so oe-
f5r4+fl that they taken cottages in the fash
.onable district OF Chelsea ard are spending the
winter here. All the beach front hotels have been
doing highly satisfactory business Life along
the boardwalk is unusually enjoyable, for there is
room enough TO avoid being crowded The city OF
Nentnor which already has nearly two miles OF
boardwalk joined 30 the Atlantic City espianaoe
has noated bonds with which TO raise funds to
carry their boardwalk TO their westernuost limit
the edge of South Atlantic City, The latter munic-
.paltty has foated bonds 10 build boardwalk along
its entire front the dividing line from Lnngpor
and Iongport has hoated bonds TO build board
walk along its entire front So in the not
distant future there VIII be a boardwalk running
the entire length OF Absecom Inlet from inlet TO
inlet. distance Of nearly twelve mica
The 1rop-ietors OF the Hotel Chelsea-J- B.
Thompson & Co.-hsve yielded 70 many and IN
sistent demands. and win open that house on Feb
r1ary IL instead OF February is. previously an
nounced
The Hotel Aibeularle al Virginia and Pacific ave
rues will open next Monday.
William H HyTnan, proprietor Of the Hotel Isles
worth IS getting that house Il readiness for It's
opening on February S.
Negro walters in the dining rooms OF Atlantic
City viii soon become memory only The Marf-
borough -Blenheun fhe first 20 put white women
sre following suit This week hfty-three began
work IN the dining room OF the Hotel Chalfonts-
Eandon Hall It is said. is soon 70 follow suit
Mr.. AID Mrs Clarence w "oolWortn or WASH
snr-oa are passing part OF their honeymoon x tne
St Charles
Mr and Mrs. Harry 7. Nppman and Mrs George
c Alberts comprise automobile party Ir0n
Philadelphia spending few days at the ChaIfon'S'
There is quintet Of happy brides and oraoe
Eroonls a. the Hotel Continental They are MI ana
Mrs Philip Jones OF Easton: Mr.. and Mrs George
q McCuuc1Sh Mr and Mrs =, N Crofton- Nj
ard Mrs. James Er1ag Of Philadelphia, and Ar.
end Mrs Charles c. Reid OF Trenton
United States Senator Boies Peurose. OF Penn
s,lxan.a spent the early parS Of the week at YounEs
Hotel ad entertained party Of legislators OF the
keystone State. His guests included Senator Aul-
vfhiu and his sou. OF Pfttsbursi Senator COX ana
John Gardner Of PhIladeiDhia
Eugene Waiter, the playwright. Is spending pan
OF his honeymoon at the shore. Mrs Walter. who
was Miss Charlotte Walker, Is here for rest
They are Et Youngs Hotel
Mrs AIger. widow of General Russell A Alser.
&c sre-ding month at the Marlborough -Blenheirr
A F Goss Miss NJ Alice Goss snd Miss Mar
raret Fly, Of New York. spending few days
At the Hotel ST. Charles Miss Louise Coleman ana
Miss Louise Aneld. Of New York, are also at the
ST. Charles.
Dr end Mrs A P Lent John F. Dos Passos-
NJ and Mrs. Henry sohn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Stern and C F. Lerzele-e at the Rudolph
Dudley c. Gautier and Ldspenard Stewart Of
New York are at the Marlborough Bienheim. as
Mrs Forbes J. Hennessy. f s. Bangs and Mrs'
n u. Bangs. OF New York
The Misses BtddIe Of Philadelphia spending
some tine al Haddon Hall, and are entertaining
Miss Arthur also OF the Quaker City. The Rev
A " H Hodder of F1atbush, Long Island and
-bs Rev Andrew Sandahl. OF New York City, are
at Eaddoa Hall.
Mrs Edward Pepper and maid and Mrs. Clarence
J Friend of New York. among the weeks
visitors st the Chalfonte-
Rail
w ". Adams and DR. and Mrs- H GODDARD. OF
New York at the Traymore-
Mrs. NJ. c. Kennedy and H C. kenne'iy, OF
BROOKLYN, are at the Dennis.