New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-28
ON THE BOARDWALK
AT ATLANTIC CITY
A Cosmopolitan Crowd Disports
Itself on the Highway Down
by the Sea.

by the Sea.
Atlantic City, June 27.-At no Tune
Of the year, save perhaps IN nlio-Au
gust. is the great Boardwalk more AZ
lis cosmopolitan best than now All
types of mankind are here, and from
ali quarters of the globe--the bizarre
and the plain, the rich and the poor
the halt and the whole, the old and the
Young the innocent and the criminal
the modest and the bold, the meek
and the crafty-and all are enjoying
that part Of the wonderful WOODEN
Wav that most appeals to them.
The great planked deck is throngea
with rolling chairs, and the enair-
barons are doing some good to man
kind a-visiting, for they are at war
a price-slashing war-and chairs that
were once a dollar an hour, then %
cents an hour, are now hirable at 80
cents an lour-with Senegamoiah
human motor thrown in.
The amusement places, too, are open,
and that man or woman seeking pleas
ure must indeed be hard TO satisfy II
at one or the other of the many Wood
On Way places he or she cannot IND
surcease from dull care.
And the amusements are graded 70
catch every eye-and incidentally every
snare nickel. From the doll and toy
shops to the expensive japanese ART
shops both young and old may revel
in the intoxication of shopping; from
the merry go-rounds, with their
wheezy organs, to the highest class
PLAYS being produced in the United
: States; from the righteousness OF
/ adult men and women playing with
toy balloons to the solemnity-from an
Englshman's point of view-of taking
a bath in the surf-all men are ca
/ tered to.
Ideal June weather hsa prevailed az
the shore during the early week, with
now and then an occasional shower
/ that served to lay the dust on the in
land roads as a favor TO the touring
motorist. The flowers are in bloom
along all the roadways, and the gentle
mantle of summer has fallen upon all
the earth, with the sea as a deep green
background.
DR.. and Mrs. T. J. Flynn are New
York visitors at the Haddon Hall dur
ing June fortnight.
John c. Tomlinson motored down
from New York for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hurd have leased
suite at the Observation-Disclosures
for June.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brewster are
New York visitors domiciled at the st.
| Charles.
J. s. Waterman and II. F. Davis are
New Workers at the Shelburne while
doing" the Wooden Way.
7. J. Harris and Lewis Kofin are
New Workers at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rodenberg have
taken apartments at the Chslfontc dur
ing June.
Charles Harris and John Harris, of
! New York, are guests at the Hotel
Alamac over the week end.
Mrs. +. Barnett and Mrs. II. S. Harris
are New York matrons at the Hotel
Strand for June.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Warner are New
York visitors at the Hotel Chelsea for
the summer season.
Other New York folk down by the
summer sea are:
Dennis-S. VI. Hook, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Hunt, +. p. Smith, A. W. Barber,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Baker, DR.. l.. S. Bulk
ley, Miss Marie Colgsn, Mrs. William
Salmon and Mr.. and Mrs. George f.
Greve.
Fowler. Mrs /. Frolich, John Horn, Mrs.
|. X. Lane, NJ. and Mrs. S. Open
heimer, Mrs. A. p. T. iced. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. j. Wadsworth, J. J. Thompson,
II. w. MacConners and Thomas +. Cum
Minis.
Shelburne W. b. Harley, F. Z, Hig-
bee, c. s. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Conard, n. ". Campbell, Miss Ethel G.
Watson, DR.. l.. +. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. s. Schieffelin and P. W. Stebbins.
st. Charles Miss Esther Bozen, Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Calm, John T. Camp,
Miss Helen J. Camp, Miss Marion Hes
sion, James Fitzpatrick, NJ. S. Conroy,
VI. N. Meyer. +. S. Staley and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. L. Whitaker.
Chalfonte-F. S. Stevens, Mrs. A. T..
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olsen, Mr..
and Mrs. p A. Martin, Miss Marie Liv-
ingston, NJ. and Mrs. j. s. Lee, c. T..
Timson, A. f. Downs, +. S. Lawrence,
Mrs. A. +. Ovis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Singer, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Dexter and
L. W. Mans
Alamac-F. f. Ewing, c. C.. Ellis
Richard Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Kahn
Mrs. A. b. Steelman, r. f. Thomokins'
Mrs. B. Drummond. Miss Marion Hal
len, A. J. Kennedy, Mrs. j. l.. Langsfeld.
c. II. White, Irving Cummings, Mrs
r. G. Gerstell, Mr. and Mrs. j. X. Loud
and NJ. VI. Stem.
Haddon Hall-Mrs Joseph A. Brysh.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Driveway, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. D. Schaich, ID. C. Hendrick.
William Athridge, +. II. Miller, +. T.
Pauc, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Weglener and
+. II. Green.