New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-09-19
ALONG THE BOARDWALK
Conventions Help to Maintain At
lantic Citg's Social Life.

Atlantic City. Sept 1s-One OF the earliest ~ Nh.
many conventions this week was that Composed AZ
two hundred or more delegates to the InterDa-
tional Association Of Municipal Electricians. who
have been discussing problems peculiar 20 the
lighting and alarm systems Of cities
when the sun came out the morning after the
EIoI' IL shone down on gayly decorated city The
1-iAs FORMED In front OF the much tagged CITY
ran ana paEaded' with music and banners lying
down 70 Inlet Park Atlantic avenue stores were
decorated with big cedar trees at their entrances
IN honor OF the Tail Cedars OF Lebanon or9aniza
tion' ana across the middle Of the street hung the
Dig insignia Of the Knights Templar The FIks
had a perfect day for their athletic svents and
huge cambake. and the water at the inlet y-az
just right for sailing
The Tall Cedars' programme also included a nm,
rade, after which the entertainments COMMITTEES ar
ranged for the opportunity for the Cedars to relay
from dignity and enjoy the FUN on steepIechasa
Pier. What they did in 'tDr Dfppys AsyIun's ara
on the Roulette Wheel can only be told bv a mar
ticipating real Cedar "SaDIin." In the evening
the steel Pier was the scene OF a ball and various
functions IN which the Tall Cedars and their guests
took part.
On Wednesday night the Life Guards Assoeia-
ton gave ball on the Million Dollar Pier. the
first OF what VIII probably be an annual s-air.
The last week OF the ChtIdrens Carnival on the
Million Dollar Pier brought large attendance. and
the great concourse or esyly dressed little ones
dancing In the vast ballroom OF the pier was pleas
ant sight Through the courtesy OF Captain John
L. Young every child who came TO the pier with
parent or guardian received some of the pretty
souvenirs and school companion full OF useful
articles for the coming campaign against tn.
three RS
On Saturday night the hall at the corner OF
Atlantic and Indiana avenues was opened TO receive
all who are interested In woman's suffrage. An
invitation was extended TO all interested In gov
eminent. The government OF Atlantic CITY was
discussed by several speakers The organization
OF a local branch Of the Equal Suffrage AssOcia-
ton was one OF the objects OF the meeting.
Among the New Workers at the Catalonia vho
spending the September season at the shore. are
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Adams. who came down in
their automobile recently; Mrs r. NJ Valentine
and Miss Valentine. Henry BlOOmsr and Mr.
and Mrs A. c. Hail. who mOtOred down for a
stay; Mr. and Mrs. William Lester. Of Saratoga
Springs. and Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Collins
AT the Marlborough Blenheim are Mr.. and Mrs
F. W DevOe Miss DevOe. Miss McWhirter and
Miss MacDOugal, Mr.. and Mrs, H. c. Warren,
Samuel hubert, oliver Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ
HOdSOn, DR.. and Mrs Charles Bartels, BENJAMIN
F. W. Bgler, Miss E NJ BigIer. MIR. and Mrs G.
j. Smith. II. W. Hays. Mr.. and Mrs. vs.. I. Nelson.
Orange. n j.
The Hotel Dennis is entertaining James q
HendricksOn. Of New York: E. A. Ennis l. K
Scudder. Mrs. Louise C. Smith and Miss Edna
Corse. Bishop p. ]. Garrisan. of lowe. is a guest
this house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. DiIn and family are az ths
Hotel Rudolf for stay. Julian Hnlman, son
of Joel Hillman. proprietor OF the Rudolf has
just returned from European tour with his
tutor. Among New Workers at this house are Mr.
and Mrs. s J. Bauman. Miss Sophie Hon Miss
Rae Hon Edgar Lehman and Miss Lille Lehman
Among the September visitors at the Hotel e.
Charles are Mrs J. Z. Galbraith OF New York
City; Lieutenant and Mrs. r. T.. Pope OF An
napolis; j. J. Quigley. OF New York. Mr. and
Mrs. William Fertig. OF PhRnixviIIe: Mrs T. c.
POLLEN Mrs. W. Vredenburg. NJ G. Lyon. Mary
NJ Scranton. Miss E. COOms, Mr. and Mrs. NJ A.
Tausis and Mrs. l. II. Burnett
Among New York people at the Hotel Chelsea
are Mrs G. b. Wood. Mrs. ]. Carey. J. NJ. sassin
r. j. Roller. Stephen De Kosenk0 Robert Cook
man and Dyer Pearl.
Among New Workers at the Traymors are M
and Mrs. Thomas 5. DOlan. Mr. and Mrs. George
j. Murphy and Miss Jennie Murphy
Baron and BarOnne JacQue de Meyronnet de St
Marc, Of Paris. visiting Mrs. G. Jason Waters
of the Hotel Windsor. for few weeks. Among
New Workers registered at this house are Mr. and
Mrs. F. Adams and r. A Chapman.