New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26
ATLANTIC CITY
Warm Weather Brings Out Un'
usual Number of Visitors.

giving considerable attention 10 the
boardwalk recently His attentions have
been So marked, indeed. that venerable old
ladies have rcsortcd TO the sunshade while
taking their rolling chair or pedestrian
constitutional And the Senegambian
"uotor" has been seen to wipe from MS
cbon brow the crystal liquid wherewith
he earns his daily pc'k chops. IL mas been
sunny and warm In recent days down
here by the sea, and tho vast Walk mas
been throngcd with men, women and emil
dren from many inland towns and cities.
The back OF old Winter, go the old salts
and sea capus claim. has been broken
and the venerable old gentleman If re-
puted To be totally disheartened with his
miserable I2-'l3 showing.
Abdul O'Dood. without the Abdul. might
bc taken for an Irish name, but IT ism L
II f. Arabian for a man that sells laces
and ne.dlcwork and such ike stun along
the Walk. and there arc many similar
coguomcns displayed along the breeze
swept promenade The Boardwalk l. very
cosmopolltan i'm that traders and barter
crs from many lands ind a livelihood In
disnosing of the wares manufactured by
their .weethearts and wives and other
women folk I'm lar of Eastern countries
70 mllady from the inland who just must
have something decorative to take nome.
Because OF the unusually mild weather
that has thus Tar characterized the pres
cut winter. many scores OF New YORK ana
PhiIadclphia golfers who habitually mi
Graf. southwark during the winter
months have come to the shore Inks iui
their sport. The Northneld Links i one
OF the few Northern courses cons tahtig
open for winter play The links al the
uresent time arc in excellent condition
with the putting greens almost III aS soou
shape as in the height OF the summer Se"-
son, due to the fact that there mas Deeh
insufficient frost this winter to DO much
harm 10 the grass.
Miss G. B. Mallcy and Miss Lillian
Scvenest, OF New York city. are nhd-
winter visitors at the shore, win apart
mcnts at the Hotel Shelburnc.
Mrs. II. c. Frank and Mrs. H. liornick'
New York matrons, have leased apart
m rts at the Hotel Dennis during Il iate
January stay by the sea
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Mosaucr. New
York folk. are midwinter shore visitors al
the Hotel Traymore
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Kahn. Mrs. j.
+. Jelenko and Miss Alice ldthauer from
New York, are weekend guests at the
Hotel New Merton.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Wilks are New YORK
CITY visitors at the st. Charles durinS
the remaining days Of January.
Miss NJ. NJ. Smith, Miss Daisy Smith,
Miss Sarah Meyers and Miss Estehe
Yuili are New York city visitors AT the
Sea side House over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Rcyncr. OF Ne"
York. have taken apartments at the
Hotel Shclburne during the midwntel
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ de Peystcr, Of New
York city. have joined the metropolitan
colony at the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. .. \. Glockner. from
New York. have taken apartments at the
Hotel Dennis for the rest of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry \. Bowling, Of New
York. are shore sojourners at the Hotel
Traymore over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs l. NJ. witt and Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. Lederer. Of New York, are late
January guests at the New Marion.
Mrs Morton Rotchild and Mrs. g. l..
Fitch are New York city matrons enjoy
Ing the midwnter season by the sea, with
apartments ~ the Hotel 81. Charles.
AIR. and Mrs. J. c. Lampman. OF New
York. are Weekend promenadcrs on the
Boardwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Beck and Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. G. Becbc OF New York city, are
late January visitors at the Hotel Shell
burne.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray J. Leonhardt. OF
New York, are shore visitors. with apart
ments at the Hotel Traymore, during the
remainder of the month.
Mr. and Mrs l.. Samuels and Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Dorf. OF New York. have
taken apartments at the hotel New
Merton.
| Mr. and Mrs II. Y. Knowles, New York
City folk are domiciled at the St Charles
during the remainder OF January.