New-York tribune., 1910-01-30
ON THE BOARDW ak
Smiling Skies DrdC Crozcds to
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Atlantic City. Jan 2s-week after week
of this month has passed and Atlantic City
has been reading Of the big billiards. all
around her almost with incredIlity, <or
here there has been no snow but fine,
sunny weather almost all the time The
over Sunday crowds are amazing. the
Boardwalk on parade afternoons being ap-
parently as thronged as in summer time.
The Steel Pier has opened and the Hotels
Windsor. Strand, and Isleworth have op-
ened their doors.
As is natural. considerable interest is
expressed in the success or failure Of the
excise bill which has been introduced IN
the House at Trenton by Colonel Walter
E Edge, Assembyman from Atlantic City.
The bill affects only this resort being an
amendment TO the charter which must be
accepted or rejected by the men with the
ballot. It permits liquor TO be sold with
food, regulations TO be made by the city
council, from / O'clock p. IN. until mid
night on Sundays
The fine weather has brought many New
York visitors TO the shore. Among the
guests ar the Marlborough -BIenheim are
Francis Burton Harrison and Mrs Frances
Burton Harrison, the latter the well known
novelist; DR.. and Mrs. George Rae Lock-
wood. DR.. c. s. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Reg
inald Gorden. Mrs. Edward P Thomas and
her mother, Mrs. anet r. Brinkerhoff; Mr.
and Mrs. W. l. Bull and Miss Elizabeth
Bull.
The fact that there is good golf playing
on the Mortified links has brought down
a company of golf players TO the Runuy-
nede. They include Walter Camp, c. H
Porter, z. P. Post, ". C. Bushnell, and J.
H Stoddard.
Among the guests at the Dennis are Pro-
fessor John Cooper Powys, of Arundel,
England; Mrs. c. II. Grasty and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. CatIin; Mr.. and Mrs. F B. Tier
son and family and J. B. Vandever, of
New York
Major Slocum. L. s. A, connected with
the American Legation at st. Petersburg.
and Mrs. Slocum are among the guests at
the Traymore. They will be Joined this
week by J. J. Slocum.
New Yorkers at the Chalfonte include
Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hartman, Mr. and Mrs
George Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs H. B.
Thayer. Miss Thayer and Miss Ransom.
At the St Charles, among other New
Workers. are Mr. and Mrs J. A Daubel,
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Tucer and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. We1briding
Benjamin Citizens. president of the Corn
Exchange Bank. Of Philadelphia. has apart
nents at the Seaside for a week or so.
Among New York people there are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Appleton Terry. Watson
c. Terry, G. Goodsell McCuIly and Miss
H E. Hill
Among the New Workers at Haddon Hall
are Mrs. J. Martins and her son. Others
at this house include Mrs. D. Purroy, of
Saratoga, y. Y; Mrs. John Dyer, of Nor
ristown, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hender-
son. of Plainheld. n. J.
February TO II the National Conven-
ton of Gamers will occupy the Rudolf.
The Ramblers' Club, which is made up of
the brokers Of the Gamers Association.
will give a dinner. The Rudolf has booked
for March 9. 10 and Il the Ancient Order
Of United Workmen.
Among the New Workers registered at
other Atlantic City hotels are
Dunlop. H. Davis, J. H. Davis. jr.,
T. J. Harris, w. E. Smith and s. T. Harris.
SchIitz-H- r. Wilson, y. J. Griffin, Mrs.
H. segaI. George 4. Barg and Miss K.
OConnor.
Young'+W. Etten. ". ]. NJ. Mar. Miss
c. de Mar, s. L. Lewis and Miss n. NJ.
Abune.
Continental-D vellines. H. B. Smith,
Thomas Gilleran. Carroll Gilleran and Sol
Love.
Craig Hall-Mr and Mrs. A S. Swift. Mrs
s. Farlan, Mrs. c. White, Mrs. A. Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Taft.
MontceIIo-Mr. and Mrs. E. de NoyeIIs,
Mrs T. Gorden, G. A. Widmayer and
Charles a Query