New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
ON THE BOARDW ak
Thanksgiving Week LiUely at
atlantic Citg.

week at the shore is growing to be one of
the distinctive and popular seasons of the
year, for scattered members of families
living in different cities on the coast are
finding Atlantic City a delightful meeting
place for family reunions. The attractive
hostleries offer the peasantest of havens
for families. where. without any extra labor
OF entertainment devolving on any one
branch of the family. the national feast
day can be celebrated under the most
pleasant conditions.
A good many hunters combined a weeks
shooting with a reunion with their families.
That the shooting is good in this part of
Jersey is attested by the killing of a. zoo
pound buck IN the pine swamp on the
Mizpah Road.
At the ST. Charles. among other New
York guests. are Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Rick
etts. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellington, Miss
Ethel Ellington. Mrs. T. II. Bigley. Mrs.
a. f. Miller. Mary r. Bigley aud Annie T.
Bigley.
notably pleasant sun pariOr is that AT
the Clarendon. which has the sun all day
long and an outlook over an open space
of green. Among New York guests al this
hotel are Mr. and Mrs. D. a. Cleary,
George n. Forsr. Henry 4. Boster' }. q.
Boster and Richard A. BOster.
Among New York guests AT the Hotel
Morton are William W. Robinson. treasurer
of the Van Norden Trust Company Of New
York City. who is accompanied by his wife
and SON. At the Boutwell,. among others.
are John Lynch. OF Wilkes Barre; Mrs NJ
f. Allen. Mrs l.. G. Munson and NJ. {. 1t.
Van Dyke. all OF New York City.
The first big storm OF the fall season gave
the visitors at the Marlborough -Blenheim
a chance. while listening 10 the orchestra
there. 10 watch the great panorama of
dashing surf outside. Among the Mari
borough -Blenhem guests from New York
are F. NJ Capon. Miss Capon. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. NJ. Thomas, Miss Chase. DR.. and Mrs.
Albert Warner Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mote and Mrs. ". Charlsworth.
s s Koenig. Secretary Of State Of New
York. accompanied by Mrs. hoenig, has
taken apartments at the Royal Palace for
a stay of some weeks. Among other New
York people AT the Royal Palace are Mr..
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Marshall.
Spending a months fuTlOugh at the shore
from his duties on the battleship Idaho.
with apartments at the Hotel Nestmon''
is II. NJ Hitchcock. a nephew of the Post
master General Mr. and Mrs J. H. Wood.
Of Orange. " J.. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. s.
Van Doran. Of Pennington. n. j.. made up
an automobile party that registered at
Kaddon Hall for an indefinite stay at the
shore.
Among the New Workers registered at
the other Atlantic city hotels are:
Dennis-Mr and Mrs. Edward Gavegan.
NIr and Mrs }. IIalstead. J. II Davis. IT,
II. ManIey. Mrs " Y. Morrison. jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. John Daley and child and Mrs
P. h. Magonigal
Young g's-Mr and Mrs r.. n Murphy.
p s. KIM. David Jones. William Marien-
h;ff. Mr. and Mrs r. Keene, Miss Efie
Lawrence. Bert Howard. Mr. and Mrs. /.
ChevaIier. Miss r. Franklin. c NJ. Wills
Charles l.. Fletcher. Larry Schiff, Mrs.
shannon. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Kelcey and
o. Kim.
Rudolf-Mr and Mrs p. Dreyfoss.
Mrs. G. Schwartz. Herman Frank. J. A
Morris. Miss L. Morris. Allen Kerwood
+ Efschler Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lawrence.
Mrs. r. Trier. Mrs. Y. Pearsall. Mrs. G.
Alexander and the Misses Leinkram-
wiltshire George a. Hamilton. Mrs. J.
WaddelI. Miss y. Dennis. Louis Levy. w.
y. Foaten. A II. Fleming. G. NJ Heath.
Katherine Cleary. H. NJ. Pasmiclk. F. Cere-
fully Mr. and Mrs F. Kaufman and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Runge.
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. Edward stur-
ges. George r. Hardy, H. j. Wood. John
Weadocly, Mrs. Van r. Lansingh. Walter
IT. Tenny. s. T. Frost. i. F.. Barnes and
L. $. KerChum.
Lamborn-Mrs J. Livingston. Mrs. NJ
Mooney the Rev. William Livingston. Mr
and Mrs. Edward Spence. Charles A
Guenther and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Adams.
Traymore-A. d. Mayrlde. \ II. Brone.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hachles. Miss NJ. Pher-
son. Mr. and Mrs. 7. Ellison. James Eli
son. jr.. Mrs. A Knowles. Miss Murray
and ]. AXbOwl.
MonticellO-Emily A. Wellman, Minnie
Cottreny. H. \. La Motto, NJ. L. Bassett.
Frank Hogern. Edwin Hayward. Louis
Hendricks, John Charles, S. b. Archer and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Levy.
COntinental-B. T. Patterson. Frank
Iiill, A. Liebenan, L. NJ Ebling, +. Siegal,
Ben Deutch and John Beasley.
Pennhurst-The Rev H. Daily, L. H.
Cutter, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cope. Mr. and
Mrs. g. NJ Cranwen, Mrs. X Browne, Mrs
II Artler and Mrs H. Gaudar