New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-28
ATLANTIC CITY
Autumnal Visitors Have Sup
planted Summer Folk.

Atlantic City. n. j., Sept N.-These are
the calm, serene, almost MINDLESS days
down here by the sea since Old Sol has
effected his crossing of the line. Sum-
mer has waned and the autumnal breezes
fan the cheeks OF the Boardwalk prom
enaders, and there are many promena-
ders The initiated visitor Is struck with
wonderment when first setting foot upon
the Wooden Way to behold so many men
and women paradins, parading. parading
But they do II the year round down here.
The fall visitors are pouring into the re-
sort, and the wineries are fitting up
| their seashore nests for the cold months
The Queen City by the sea has its sum-
mer and It's cold season clientele, and
has attractions that appeal to both
classes.
The American Railway Association and
some FIVE affiliated bodies will be here on
October 10 in one OF the largest conven-
tons OF the year. Fully 1900 delegates
OF these ORGANIZATIONS will arrive for the
gathering.
The American Railway Association, the
American Electric Railway Association
the American Electric Railway Manu-
facturers' Association, the American Eiec-
trio Engineering Association, the Ameri-
can Railway Claim Agents Association
and the American Railway Transporta-
ton and Traffic Association will gather
by the sea.
Tho officers will establish headquarters
at the Marlborough Blenhelm. The claim
agents will likewise be quartered at this
hosiery.
The accountants Will be domiciled at
the Traymore and the Dennis.
The exhibits brought TO the shore oy
railway appliance and rolling stock manu-
facturers will cover 5000 feet of space
on the Mlllion-Dollar Pier.
Pennsylvania Railroad surgeons from
the lines east and west OF Pittsburgh have
been In session at the shore during the
week. with more than a,hundred promi-
nent surgeons In attendance. lnciuded
among the speakers at the gathering
were Or. John 3. Walker. OF New YORK.
DR. Russell H. Hogs. Of Pittsburgh; Dr.
Samuel W. Latta. OF Philadelphia; DR..
II p. Linz. OF Wheeling W. Va, presi-
dent Of the lines West, and DR.. IL. 1. A
Lemon, president OF the lines East.
The widely credited though erroneous
belief that the equinoctial seasons are
provocative OF storms and gales was
given n decided boost down here by the
sea when the sun crossed the line last
Monday. Sunday night the winds blew IN
from old ocean with a roar. silt skirts
displayed more hosiery than. their wear
ers had originally intended and mere man
was but flying figure after his ne" au-
tumnal hat
The first three boats building for the
new Chelsea feet Of the Chelsea fach'
Crb are about complete and ready for
dolivorv This new fleet will consist OF
twenty-hve boats They are OF three
sizes and types. and when the entire meet
has been built interesting speed contests
are expected for the reason that an INC
boats OF given type are OF the same
size. model and power, down 10 the NAME
OF the engine.
THE rolling chair procession goes on
.nd IN along the wide Wooden Way
y,,b many scores OF sea-hungry men
and women enjoying the tumoling waves
from, the luxurious depths OF the Sene-
pambian-propelled vehicles. II IS cos
r,onolItan vehicle. the rolling chair, mex
nonsive and available TO rich and poor
ai,lo Thirty cents an hour-and VINO so
moor that no cannot afford one glorious
bour?-enables the workmen to enjoy inc
luxuries Of the rich.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert'S. Carpenter Oh
New York. have arrived here TO speho
fortnight by the sea.
N,r aud Mrs w. Edwin Kcigwin. OF
New York. are guests at the Dennis our
ing an early autumn sojourn oy inc
waves.
Nr and Mrs J. Francis Deering arc
New York city visitors at the she!ouF"o
during a brief shore stay
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wartham, OF Ne"
York city. have apartments at the Ne"
England during fortnight by the sea
oth,r shore visitors from tho metropo-
lis are , urs
sbe,burn.-J g. Barclay, Mr.. and Mrs'
= etopkins. Mr. and Mrs. Archibald scr
u,r Mr. and Mrs. y. VI. Newton MT
ga Mrs \. Se,shofen, Mr.. and MrS'
Slmmon and 5. a. >iies.
,rbe Dennls-Mrs. J. s. Heck Mrs' l. f.
vuk,nson. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew IL
Wetherson. Nh
Tho New England-Miss Laura Hail. D.
G Barr. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas h0'
w. Fitzgerald and 7. D. Wiisoh'