New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-02
ATLANTIC CITY
President. Elect Wilson Dimes at
the MARLBOROUGH.

Atlantic City. \. j, Feb. President
elect Woodrow Wilson dired with the
members OF the New Jersey State Senate
at the Marlborough Blenheim. on the
Boardwalk. on Tuesday night last. ms
dinner by tho Senate Of the state IS an
annual courtesy extended 10 the Governor
In keeping with the apparent aversion u
the President-elect TO fuss and feathen
and show. there was no reception and
there were no outsiders.
Last Sundays fashionable promenade %
the Boardwalk was a record-oreaHihs
event OF any January in the resorts hls'
tory. and a bewildering display OF na'us
gowned femininity and well sroohiea
Insecurity as well. The noboiest' Tue
niftiest and the latest in things sartoIai
were out upon the wooden way tor In
spection, and the inspected were inspec
tors as well. II was glorious Saopa.a
day by the sea, from the weather stana'
poin, and a memorable day from m'
viewpoint of the fashion plate.
The oddities and foibles OF numsn
nature are ever in evidence along INV
Boardwalk. as indeed they are whereSe'
mankind and womankind foregatheT' pS'
the little sillinesses OF humanity seem
show up more clearly when set on assin''
the magnificent vastness OF the w0T
spread ocean at ones feet. Mllady prom
enades the Boardwalk clad In luxuI'ou'
furs that cost a major league ball pay
er's ransom. yet she wears decons@
gown as though she were deoutan'e"
an early Colonial assembly In Ye Greea'
Country Towne OF Ye William Penn. p0'
the sportive breezes from off In the drS'
ton OF the Bermudas find no fault.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fl. Lowdea. o.
New York City. are early February VIZ
tors at the shore. Mr.. and Mrs. Lo"0sa
have apartments at the Shelburne duflS
their stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Henry Curries NJ
New York folk enjoying the delights
the early spring weather at the seasia'
with apartments at the Hotel Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Wilson,
New York City, are numbered among VIC
weekend guests at the Traymore.
MIR. and Mrs. L. b. Marks and Mr.. sn'
Mrs. l.. NJ Heymann, from New lo'A'
are shore guests at the new Hotel Me'''H
during February fortnight by the wa'e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Buckle !"
New Workers domiciled at the Shelour@
over the week end.
Miss NJ. f. Drake and Miss EvenS
Thomson are New York visitors at wv
Hotel Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Habner ana ~
and Mrs. s. Borchardt. New York Wv
folk. have leased apartments at the h'''
Traymore during a late winter season
the sea.
Mrs. s. l. Hartman and Mrs. NJ ~
yene. New York City matrons. are guess
at the New Merton over the week emo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burnham are Nv
York folk at the Shelburne.
Mrs. NJ. w. Harding and Mr. ana AN
Edward Harding. from New YORK CIV
are shore visitors domiciled at the W.
MIS-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fox, of New io'.
Joined n party OF home city frienos -
the Traymore over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gallagher
other New York visitors registered a.
Hotel Dennis for the week end. :,
Mrs. j. f.. Curtis. OF New York CIV
visiting with friends at the Seaside h0''
during a fortnight by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Forshei'" "
New York City folk enjoying the late W
ter days at the shore, with apartment"
the Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Penard, MIS- ."
Chaplin and Miss Annie II. Cleinen' a..
New York. are weekend guests -
Hotel Morton. v.<
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thomas on ,,r
York. are domiciled at the Jackson o'
tho early February days. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Schuoy' Z" ~.
York City, have taken apartments .,rs
Traymore for a protracted spring W.
by the waves. .