New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-15

PAVILION rockers and oglc tine pretty pas
sersby OF the feminine gender Another
cigarette. a change To- afternoon attire.
and then another nike along the e. ".
They never stroll the sands. IL is too tlr-
ing upon the fragile frame OF the 3. "
Willie Then am awftcrnocn ba~th 10
freshcn one up bit. s. know. supper
dinner is Intended then for the bright
lights Of the Wooden Way Then Dc is 10
pity the frau female heart that has not
been melted during the daylight hours.
They are strange anomalies, these
Boardwalk Wiles Usually the poor and
incompetent sons Of poor fathers, they
cndcavor by taVdry show and assumed
hauteur 10 impress the Walk and all
thereon. bat succeed only in deceivin6
themselves
However. the Boardwalk would not be
quite the Boardwalk where the Willie
Boys eliminated from the dramaus per-
soma that strut IT'S boards, the element
" comedy would be sadly lacking.
Mr. and Mrs George Sau,r. of Phila-
dclphia, u company With Mr. and Mrs.
:. *. Miller. also OF the quaker city, mo-
They partook Of luncheon al Haddon
Hall. and while discussing his Little Neck
clans MIR Saucr bit into 4 pearl Of worth
while price n had q superb polish and
was we'll worth the total expense Of the
outing by the sea Mr. Sauer took the
pearl with him on his return TO Phia-
delphia and will have il set into a ring
for Mrs. Sauer as a souvenir Of the sea
shore jaunt.
Two white chair pushcrs broke the
Boardwalk rolling chair speed limit.
and we're hailed into police court "Pur-
suing a dark figure ahead was their
plea. and they looked around the court
room I'm vain and I'm disgust when the
scion OF some African king who had led
them their merry chase was not present
TO answer for the evil example he had
set The Afro-American escaped the
Wooden Way cops. but ii stood the
"speeders" $40 each
Winter in the early days OF summer
has been the rule down here by the sea
during the early part of the week, with
tho Boardwalk displaying many curiosi-
ties along sartorial lines. The summer
lest of summary dresses were worn with
mlady's last winters furs and men ice
cream pants went hand in hand. meta
phorically, with overcoats having a moth
ball odor. The cool spell got its best Hicks
in on Monday when the local weather
man announced the coolest June day since
1875. with temperature of 46 degrees at
. a. m that rose only 10 80 throughout
1 To- 70,
OF 81 degrees. And the 1875 date only
beat Monday last by one degree, tho Their
mometcr at that remote day in the ha2y
past having registered Is degrees
Atlantic City has an open welcome for
all the world--except gypsy bands no
madic tribe advanced As far the thor
oughfare on Tuesday. but there. unlike
Cesar. they stopped. The cause Of their
hating was an array Of bluecoats with
wicked looking nightsticks. The edict had
gone forth from the powers that rule over
tho Queen City's destinies that mo Gypsies
need apply" They did apply. however.
but tho application was rejected. The
shore town remembers only too well the
sad havoc wrought among its outlying
hen roosts when similar band took in'
the delights OF the scashore last summer.
score of beach guards, all decked out
in nstty new uniforms and with skins
unburned as yet by the summer sun. for
maly opened the 1913 bathing season by
parade on the beach sands and stunts"
i'm the water. hundreds OF visitors, en-
couraged by tho Apololike guards pres
oncc. Joined in the ceremonies and disport-
cd themselves in the water, albeit there
was nip in the air and chill in the
water that was tonic.
Many New Workers arc registered at
Atlantic CITY hotels over the week end.
among them being
Sheburne-Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilde, c.
W. Beaver. E. NJ Brinton. Miss H. Ma
rolda. Mrs. s. G. Kelly. Mrs. y. f. Fol