New-York tribune., 1910-09-04
Atlantic City
Great Crowd Expected 10
Labor Day.

Atlantic City. " J, Sept 3-The Bna-d-
walk is q veritable carnival of ft1n these
days. Gre Labor Day crowd VIII swell the
number of holiday makers to the limit OF
the great promenade All the amusement
places are crowded. and the shops alons
the Boardwalk are already showing their
enterprise by exhibiting the latest Partisan
inportatious in fall hats Many people re-
turning from Europe and foreign watering
places always make September Al interest
ing month az the larger hotels
People who are little tired OF the water
and beach scenes are finding II pleasant 70
take the East Shore Line round trip. which
circles Absecon Island. runs through the
pine woods on the mainland and Includes
short steamer ride back TO Atlantic City
The dirigible balloon America, in which
Walter WeIInan attempted 10 reach the
North Pole, is now rebuilt, made larger and
better and was this week inflated with gas
preparat tory to the first trial fight Up and
down the coast. So careful are the avta-
tors TO see that the gas bag IS free from
even pin pricks that d diagram was mads
of each yard of cloth or section and each
one numbered. and as the examination was
made it was checked off like huge glonu-
lar eheckerboard-
In another week Atlantic City hotels viii
be brilliant with the uniform and gold lace
of the officers and men Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic Many Of the officers ars
here already and before next week Is over
the registers of the hotels will carry the
rau7es of many well known men in Arnsrt-
can military history
The officers OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic will have their Headquarters at
the Hotel Chalfente. and one will be able
10 see there such men as Samuel R Van
SAINT. commander in chief. George o Eddy.
adjutant general; Colonel d R. Stov4tz.
| auartermaster general. William VI. Bos-
taph, senior vice-camuander in chief Al
| fred B Beers. junior vice-comnander II
chief: William H. Lemon. surgeon general:
the Rev Daniel Ryan, chaplain IA chief:
Russell r Pealer. judge advocate general.
William F. Connor. inspector general; Silas
H fowler. senior aide de camp and chief
Of staff: Z G. Geary, assistant adjutanc
general: J. Henry Holcomb, assistant guar
termaster general and custodian The ex-
ecutive committee of the National Council
OF Adrinistra ton viii also have its head
quarters at the ChalfOnte-
General c 3. Hall. L s. a. was a recent
weekend guest a the Traymore. A n,17-
Der Of New York people are registered at
this house. including Mr. and Mrs L o.
Cushman. Mr. and Mrs. II. ". Hopes, the
Misses Helen and Lillian Hopes, NJ and
Mrs H E Thompson. Br. and Mrs J. 3
Lorge. Peter Fucker. George z. Wilson. W
W Beck Henry Parker, J. P Watson l.
]. H. Stafford and an automobile party. IN
cIudfng Mr. and Mrs c. 3. Warner. Mrs
wilkins. Miss H T. McAfichasl. Charles s.
Jackson McSI'chaeI and J. A Moffatt- jr-
Mrs Walter WelIman, accompanied by
her daughters. came down from Glotrester,
Mass. in their aVtmebile TO join Mr.. Well
man New YerE people al the Chafonts
include George O. Nolan. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Magee. Frank D. Griffin and Dow NJ
Parker. Mr. and Mrs Graham c. Woodruff.
Of Albany. and Clifford 5. Woodruff. OF
Railway. N J.
New York guests Al the Shelbourne IN
cIude Miss Blanche Ring, Paul IaG-otx. a.
F. Geyer, J. Mason. Nat Arnold, J. H Calm
William joyce and Dr. and Mrs ?. E
Clark.
Among New York people at the Naribor-
ouSh-BIe1heirn are John W. Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs G. NJ Trfmble, L A Barrett.
John ?. Hawer William NJ. Hegernan. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Adams. Miss Beesey Me-
Kay Ventnor. John Stevenson. NJ H Stew
enson and Miss Helen Lamb.
Robert B Carter. L. S. A. accompanied
bv Mrs. Carter. is staying st the Hotel
Dennis Mrs H. NJ. Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs
L. II Kuhn and Captain Jones are other
New York guests at this house