New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-19
ATLANTIC CITY
Milk White Camel to Lead Pro.
hibitionists on Boardwalk.

Atlantic CITY. May 1S-Preparations are
well under way for a monster and unique
parade on the Boardwalk of the Prohibit
! ZIONIST delegates and attendants upon the
deliberations of the National Prohibition
| Convention to be held in Atlantic city n
July. Part OF the programme includes roll
ing chair parade along the walk led by
milk white camel. emblematical of the color
of the white ribboners. This parade II
scheduled for July IL. between the hours OF
4 and s o'clock in the afternoon. bathing
party will be made up OF strict Prohioi'
tionists, who will be sttired In pure white
! bathing suits while taking their dip IN the
briny. The national officers announce that
more than six thousand delegates Will be
! in attendance.
| Surf bathers are becoming more common
! as spring advances, although the NUMBER
| of maids and matrons taking part III me
! snort IS small comma red with other seasons
! that had earlier springs Here and there,
! though, some bravo and daring biz OF ien''
/ ninity dives headlong into Neptune arms
only however, to remain but brief space
! i'm his embrace. Hut tho weather, according
| to 'Ionsshore prophets. viii he in nj shape
| for this chiefest Of aquatic sports within q
|
week
The Steel Pier SUNDAY concerts. al which
| yesqela's BAND renderc wide range OF
! musical hunters. the works If the old mas
| tors interminglinE with the ragtime music
potpourri Of the popular to-day. are
largely attended. Oftcntires the afternoon
assemblsse nils the vast auditorium, with
hundreds standing OF the Boardwalk out
I I'M, H.. N "a fgyDrItc
theme. The Saturday night concert dances,
too. 1T tho Steel PIER, arc thronged with
weekend patrons who dance 10 the music
81 N.ssoIa's Rand whil" old oceans waves
surge back and forth beneath the great
pier built FAR out into tho sea
Atlantic CIV viii celebrate Memorial Day
Gttiugiy aud Joe Hooker Post. NO. a. vfahd
Army OF the Republic together with Jane
way camp. 30 II. Sons OF Veterans. VIII
have charge Of the exercises of the day
The bell on the city Hall Will toll. as VII
al the church and other bells oc the city
from - o'clock noon unit! l-o5. in honor
of the nations dea :. and all flags will be
flown at hafmast. The post Will visit all
/ the nearby mainland cemet"ries-there are
no cemeteries on Atsccon standard VIII
decorate the graves. assisted by detail
from tho Sons Of Veterans Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs j T. Morton. of New York,
I are at Young's Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bernstein, OF New York,
are AT the Grand Atlantic.
/ Mr. and Mrs. :. e. Cary. Of New York.
] are at the Hotel -. Charles.
! MI and Mrs. \. A. Rothoz, OF Ne"
| York. are at the New Merton.
| Mr. and Mrs l.. Solomon, OF New YORK,
! are az the Hotel Rudolf
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ Barry and Mrs L.
! Crawford. OF New York. are at the Shell
/ burnc
| Or. and Mrs. II r Stafford. Of New York,
: are at the lroQuois
| r. u. Patterson. OF New York. IL at the
| Chslfonto
Mrs. NJ. Oppenhelm. 81 New York. is at
! TIA" Torrance.
Mr.. H. T. Foster ana Mrs r.. II. Cuebss.
J OF New York. are al the Hotel Dennis.
Miss Marion Williams, OF New York. is
al the Hotel Arlington.