The Washington herald., 1914-03-29
ATLANTIC CITY WELCOMES
THE APPROACH OF EASTER
Visitors Resort Rapidly Increase-Laree Crowd Is Ex
pected for Palm Sunday-Gossip from Worlds Playground
BY CHARLES X. ABBOT.

, would advocate the introduction of man.
ufacturing industries, especially as any
material development In this direction
would be practically fatal to the reputa-
tion of the resort.
Reservations for the Easter holidays
are now being made at the Hotel Rudolf,
! which is attractively situsted opposite
the New Garden Pier. directly on the
| ocean front, with accommodations for
1000 guests. Every modern convenience,
| including hot and cold sea water baths,
as well as running water in all rooms
| not connected with baths are availa ole;
| while a well-appointed solarium over
looks the ocean and Boardwalk. A su-
perb orchestra furnishes concerts after
noon and evening. while the O'Clock
teas are a daily feature of this great
hotel. which has one of the best Ameri-
can plan cuisines in the United States.
The Hotel Rudolf is under the personal
mana cement OF Mr.. A. S. Rukeyser.
One OF the most attractive hotels in
Atlantic City. enjoying a very central
loca ton. Is the Hotel Boutwell,, in Vir-
| ginia avenue, which is the second house
from the Boardwalk, overlooking the
! Steel Pier. The management Of this house
is constantly on the alert to give satis-
| faction to their patrons. and are fire.
quently making improvements that add
numerous soft electric lights will illumi-
nate the dining-room and be in readiness
for the Easter celebration. The culinary
department of this hotel is not surpassed
| by am other hotel in the resort and the
standard OF excellence maintained I'm the
] cuisine and service is an imperative re-
1 quirement.
A large and well-known house in Ken
lucky avenue that will be open next Wed.
nesday is the Hotel Normsndie. which
will be under the capable management OF
Mrs. ]. Hamilton, daughter Of Mrs. John
Reid, who has had long and successful
hotel experience in Atlantic City and
recently conducted tine Hotel Norwood
| Extensive repairs have been made in ;his
| hotel that will materially increase its
advantages. an entrance from the street
to the elevator being an important fea-
| ture- The rooms are night and spacious.
| containing private baths and running
| water and special attention will he de
voted to the maintenance OF a good table
and reasonable rates will prevail.
Located within a few feet from the
Boardwalk IN Kentucky avenue is tho
New Clarion Hotel. which is particu-
larly inviting and home-like. owing to
the sOlicitous attention extended to the
gu,s under the management Of :. X.
Boniface. The New Clarion has been
operated suCc .ssfully under this man
agement for several years and has an
extensive following from Washington.
Mrs. +. J. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
HofTenmaier. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Baer.
Mrs. Sol Meyer. and Mrs :. J. Stein
berger are among the recent arrivals
| from Washington that are enjoying a
| sOtOurn at the Hotel Rudolf.
Prominent residents from Washington
who arc visiting the resort include: Miss
Wilder. Miss VI. Wilder. Mrs. d. T.
Corning. Mrs Thomas II. Carter. John
G. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs George +.
| Hamilton. Miss Elizabeth Hamilton, Miss
Elizabeth Hill. Master Richard Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Mclaughlin. Mrs.
\. 5. Polhemus. Miss Q. H. Wood DR..
| George T Sharp. Miss II. Cash. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Edward Chapman. Col J. d.
| Hickey. L. s. A: J. w. Merkes. Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Nesbit Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Van OrsdeL
Recent arrivals from Baltimore who