New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
SUMMER THR0NGS
AT ATLANTIC CITY
Every Train Brings Many Visitors
Eager for Boardwalk Joys
and Ocean Bathing.


preaching down here by the blue sea-
and the summer throngs are hurrylnG
TO get here first every train crosslhs
the salt marsh meadows is heavily laueh
with men, women and children bound lot
the Boardwalk
The station platforms, too, are pileu
mountain high with all manner oil SUM
mertime baggage And these various le
ceptacles contain all manner OF new al"
startling habliments.
The Boardwalk is the great showpi"cc
for the newest wrinkles in miladys gar
ments. and from every nook and GRANNY
Of the Eastern United States, and lhueeu'
from points west of The Rockies as "e"'
the Americanized ideas of the latest
Partisan modes are shown and "oIh'
The sbathers are in the height OF their
summer glory these delightful June days
From the Inlet, where the ships 90 down
TO the sea, clear to Chelsea the sons anu
daughters of men are disporting theh-
selves in the moist and warm embrace
Of old Neptune.
Not since last year has the great
Wooden Way catered to so many pain
ers, and many of the impatient ones leei
that the bathing season has been I'M
necessarily DELAYED But although Al
lantic City regulates pretty much every
thing else down here by the edge OF the
blue with the sole idea of the visitors
comfort in mind, no method has as yet
been discovered to force the bathing sea-
son.
Let the inland Ike Walton take notice.
The weakies arc biting in the bays and
thoroughfares. The inland waters ad-
iacent to the city are dotted for miles
with all manner Of marine craft. Ten
thousand dollar pleasure yachts run noses
with sassy little skiffs and garvies at the
fishing spots and there is feeling OF
fellowhip in the atmosphere of those par
ticular parts of the bays where men ana
women congregate TO fish and borrow
shrimp from each other The crabs, too,
are biting as though they had missed
many meals during the past winter and
it is hard on the crabs.
Charles Anderson, S. A Arnold and
Charles Aaronston are New Workers at
the shore for the week end'
Nj. and Mrs. T.. 4. Abstain have apart
ments at the St Charles during a June
fortnight.
Mrs. A. l.. Baldwin and Miss Ethel
Baldwin, of New York, have apartments
at the Craig Hall during June
Miss Jessie Beesley. of New York
Joined party of friends at the shore
early in the week. Miss Beesley has
taken apartments at the Alamac.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Halloween are New
York folk down for a June fortnight by
the sea.
Mrs. NJ. E. Hewitt has apartments at
the St Charles over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs w. O. Johnson. of New
York. are spending June at the shore,
with apartments at the Haddon Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Kellar are New
York folk at the Alamac for the month
Paul II. Schmidt and J. 5. Norton are
New Workers at the Shelburne over
the week end.
Other New Workers at the shore are ::
Shelburne-F w. Adgate. Thomas Al
corn, c. w. Beaver. T.. c. Buck, j. A.
Carey. b. w. Hedgman, +. d. Hilman,
Miss Josie Horton, w. A. Lake, S. LUSH
Miss Vera Maxwell. j. A. Rentner. II.
II. Ricketts,, Miss Valli Vall II. Eddie
ston. Paul II. Schmidt, II. Williams. J.
d. Williams and T. V. Borton.
Dennis-H. D. Herdgerd, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Hovey. A. c. London, J. G. Nc
Cardy, G. A. Nichol c. b. Peck, Mrs.
II. c. Ruth, r. V Wright, l.. L. Cash.
Miss Clara b. Williams and T. S. Will
son.
Alamac-Mrs. X. X. Alderman, r.. E.
Evans, II. NJ. Castor, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Is. Flesh, +. o. Gotfeb, ]. w. McCabe.
Arnold Mark, 5. \. Phillips, NJ. b. Race.
e. Rolfe. Miss Laura q. Scott. ]. w
Smith. Miss olive Smythe. Simon CO.
monde, II. y. Comondo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. F. Haas, Joseph Mann, Miss Lucy
Finkle, NJ. II. Goodman, p. +. Hummar
and +, X. lchiad.
Chalfonte-F. Il. Blount, jr.. w. O.
Gregory, jr., Mrs. G.. l.. Wheelock. DR.
L. l.. Pratt. J. s. Wolcott and Thomas
"A. Watson.
Haddon Hall-Fred l.. Boomberg. Jo-
seph p. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs NJ
Hdhi' t. H. ridss' MISS beItna flasS,
+. II. Hefferman, Miss Marion Quigley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Russell and Edward
l.. Whaley.
Traymore-D. \. Bowen. II. c. Davis.
II. n. Ewing, sir. and Mrs. Z. T. Kent
L. Il. Mills and Mr.. and Mrs. E. n.
Skinner
st. Charles-George Fash, James Hun
ter. u. G. Sinclair. Z. X. Thomas. S. s.
Boshell. +. w. Hoppe. Miss Frances B.
Johnson. Mrs. c. s. Montrobe and Miss
Susan Montrobe, Mrs. w. y. Morgan
Fred L Motz. NJ S. Scott Mr.. and Mrs
r. r. Shumaker Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
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