New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-31
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES In THE LEADING RESORTS

Is gone before the gazer gets tho name.
These are the speedy hydroplanes, ana
hydroplaning on Atlantic City waters 10
great sport-if one. can afford, II. But q
speedster OF the hydro class costs money,
more than a weeks board at GOOD
boarding house. and a fellow has 10 %
careful how he spends his money down
here: IL goes fast enough as 1t is. But
all the world is happy; all Nature 10
smiling. and IT is the good old summer
time once moro down here by the restless
blue.
Old Sol very kindly turned on the warm
water spigot in the cavern Of old ocean
during the week, and the mermaids and
mermen. to say nothing of the sons ana
daughters Of mere land men. revelled In
the tepid surf.
Bathing took a generous squirt during
the week, and the beach sands were
dotted with men. women and children, all
attired In regulation bathing suits-and
some not quite up TO MISUNDERSTANDING
in the mild waters.
Fishing parties are to the fore ana
already good catches are being reported.
But the bes, Of the fishing is 10 come,
when the summer sun turns on few
more British thermal units.
The Boardwalk Is thronged with 90.
journers and tourists from everywhere.
and the casual stroller gazing for the
first time upon this seaside throng In
voluntarily wonders who have been left
at home to do the worlds work.
The town has been carnival crazy for Q
month. and has revelled and shouted and
danced itself out of breath during the
past week. The big carnival started on
with a banquet Tuesday night. and nve
hundred enthusiasts or so sat down TO the
grooming tables. Usually a great festival
is wound up with feed. but 1t Ii other
wise here; Atlantic Citians start at the
foot end.
Many thousands Of visitors have
thronged the Boardwalk and the streets
OF the resort during the week, and the
carnival has passed into history as one
more feather in Atlantic City's blue
bonnet.
York visitors at the Hotel Dennis during
fortnight by the waves.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Richards have
apartments at the Shelburne.
Dr. and Mrs Philip D. Harrison are
New York folk domiciled at the Hotel
Traymore during the spring time sojourn
by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. WEYMOUTH are
New York guests at the ST. Charles during
a spring time fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Klein. OF New
York, are at the Alamac Hotel.
Miss Ethel T. Storms, Of New York.
ia the guest of Miss Marion Bentley. OF
PHILADELPHIA, at the Shelburne over tho
week end
Mrs. C. A. Carley, Of New York. has
leased apartments at the Hotel Westment
for the entire season.
Other New York visitors at shore hotels
are:
Travmore-Miss Ruth Drummer. Miss
Eva !. Drummer, Miss Grace Furlong,
De Witt p. Rosenheim, NJ. d. Kuhn, Will
lam McCann w. B. Musser and l.. G.
Bacon.
Dennis-A. s. Wilson, Robert S. Reyn-
Odds. c. NJ. Haydecker. Mrs. Francis Whit
ting. Miss Carrie Henderson and John A.
McGoldrick.
Shelburne-B G. Whitney, Miss Esther
Whitney, II. S. Black, Mr.. and Mrs. L. III.
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Williams, Lewis A.
H;rsch, G. S. Holman and Miss Dorothy
Dunn.
ST. Charles-Mr. and Mrs William Col
Inns. G. II. Holden, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
B. Stern. ]. NJ. Clarke. NJ. and Mrs. l. j.
Meyer, Irving P. Alcott, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. n. Higgins. Or. II. T. Royce, Mrs.
C. G. Wattles. Lyman d. Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. F. f. Whitney.
Alamac-F. z. Townsend, j. Fl. Ro-
senstein, Julius Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Willets, Mr.. and Mrs. David Lippman.
Mrs. l.. s. Fuest, T. S. Wilson and Miss
Edythe E. Sydenberg.
Boscobel-Mrs. William G. Gordon,
Mrs F.. o. Tempest, Mrs. A. IL. Wilson,
Miss Clara NJ. Wilson and j. VI. Young.
New Princess-Mr. and Mrs. 7. B. Nc
Donald, William J. Graham, NJ NJ. smy-
ser. T. X. Mailman. J. S. Shohe and f. K.
Wood.