New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-23
ATLANTIC CITY
Cubist Lady Astonishes Parad-
ers on the Boardwalk.

Atlantic city. March -. - Assurcdly
spring is fast approaching the coast line
down here by the tumblns sea. Seventy
i've thousand inhabitants of these United
States took part In the Palm sunday
parade ON the great wooden way. and
this despite the threatening weather.
Sprlgs of palm were much in evidence and
set off nattly the many varicSaicd cos
tunes worn los the fcminin" prom"naders.
Tho Boardwalk hostlcrics were decorated
lavishly i'm honor of the occasion. ana the
resort had it, forctasto of Easter sunday
Not the least OF the Boardwalk attrac-
tons in last Sundays parade. nor yet the
quictcst in tone colorin-s. was the 'tuhist
lady" She was q decided hit and her
costume was startlincly startling. The
cubst styl. Of art. something quito novel
on tho walk. Was cNcmplliicd imprcssiNoly
in her costume. which commenced with a
glaring red coat. threc-qudrtcr length, ana
cut on the square. Underneath there was
a remarkable running together Of colofs
In an elaborate gown. I'm which the angie
idca prcdominated and which almost CAV"
the bcholder nervous prustration. one of
the really striking features was the
square-tppcd shoes The final effect was
produced by a hcadp.ccc that WAS cut and
trimmed on angles.
The new concrete paviions az Missis-
sippi avenue and the Boardwalk are now
thrown open To- the public. They are de-
signed on lines Of massvcncss, but pre-
sent a pleasing appearance along a
promenade that heretofore has known
nothing save frame payilions Of wood
Ornate concrete pillars support heavy
concrete roof The floor. too. is concrete.
as also are the railirss and ornaments
that are supposed To- cmbclllsh the artsuc
outlines. Great. broad steps. OF iron ana
concrete. lead down from the Boardwalk
between the twin pavilions. and FURNISH
the stroller "a ready means OF reaching
the sands and the sea. They are a de-
oided step forward IN Atlantic cry 3 pro-
gressive idea Of building not only for to-
day but for the future as well.
The balmy spring weather Is bringing
the little Lord Fauntleroys and Gwendo-
line Rollsogolds out of the high class
bcachfront hostolries Tor strolls and dig
nifod pursuits of pastlme on the sands oi
the scashorc-always. of course. under the
watchfu eyes OF Il nurse or a governess,
and oftentimes. too. under the heavy sur
VIGILANCE of plain clothes detective.
They are wealthy, these embryo coupon
cutters. and no chances are taken. They
dig immense holes in the sands with their
TOW tin shovcls and build majestic forts
that would keep the German navy at bay,
If need were. But the tide comes III ana
sweeps them all away, and the children 20
back to the gentle sport of digging for
treasure i'm the shape of wonderful smells
that Neptune buries just at the edge of
the deep especially for the little folks
Many little pockets are soon bullying with
the forbidden sands-for the sands are IN
the shels--but little Faunty ana little
Gwendy smuegle them by. nevertheless
and prizc their self-found treasure trove
and put them In mammals trunk, and
take them out when they get back
home" and are happy.
New York visitors at the shore for
Easter and the Easter parade on the
Boardwalk are:
Shelburne-Mr and Mrs. S. II. Fink.
Miss Ruth V. Fink. Miss Florence Fink,
Miss Jeanette Bcecher. Mrs. Clara s.
Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Brandt, Miss
NJ Belslnger. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Rob-
ertson. DR.. $. =. Bcebe. Mrs. j. Wynd-
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Maurel, Mr..
AMI Mrs. Edward Rosenbaum, Mr.. and
Mrs j. A. Rctche Mrs. NJ. Hessbcrg and
DR.. Alfred Wciner.
Dennis-Mr and Mrs. Raymond l..
Forrnan. Miss NJ. Eva Boyle. Miss NJ
'C. V. Connolly, Miss Pauline Ward, Mrs
Walker Richardson. Mrs. W. IL. Rose
and Miss Frances Rose.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Wright
Mrs Field -. Swezcy. Miss Margaret
Hubbard Mrs. Alanson Lathrop. Mrs.
Alex ID. Campcll. Mrs. A. NJ Daniels.
Mrs. j. l.. Browne and Mrs Joseph NJ.
Cakes.
ST. Charles-G. e. Roedcr. +. IIanley.
James McGee, Miss T.. Richards. Miss q.
Coombs, NJ a. Charlton. NJ. Armstrong.
Miss Is. Clark. Mrs. j. Flynn, a. T..
Glass. j. Eagelson. Il. Lucks. Mrs. f.. Il.
Smith and -. w. ParJee.
Seaside House,. W. Buckley. L. Il.
Dunn. Miss L.. Brown. Mrs. X. j. De
Camp. j. J.. Clark. Miss NJ Durham.
Mrs. NJ. r. Brown. Miss Barbara Mech
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. $. Abeles and Miss
Ruth Abelcs