New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-05
VacationinG Wayfarers Loiter in These
Charming Places and Clean Renewed
Strength and Spirits for the Bur-
dens Temporarily Cast OFF.

front palaces the landscapists have pro-
duced riots of color in flowers.
Long lines of artistic boxes filled
with the choicest OF plants line the
Boardwalk ratings at different sections
Of the walk. but 10 has been left to the
new Garden Pier TO produce an ova'-
the-ocean flower bower that attracts
the attention Of all, the poetic and the
prosaic alike.
This permanent floral display is an
exhibition of the Drecr Company. Of
Philadelphia, and contains many diff
ferent species Of blooms. The pier
carries number of ponds, and these
ponds are filled with Towering. bloom
lilies that look as If they might have
been painted upon the surface Of the
water. Great lines of violet beds sur
round the artificial lakes and the WIS.,
tor may wander around and around TO
mis- hearts content. The floral display
on the Garden Pier is worth travelling
many miles to enjoy.
Dr. and Mrs Walter Gray Crump, Of
New York City. and Walter Gray
Crump. jr.. are spending the week end
at Hotel Chalfonte.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Ortman are New
York visitors at the Marlborough Blen-
helm for an early July fortnight.
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Norton have
suite az Hotel Chalfonte while spend
ing the early July days by the sea.
Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Jackson are New
York guests at the Seaside House for
the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Packer have leased
a suite at the st. Charles while en-
joying the balmy summer days by the
sea.
q. !. Cotton and Harvey Clemens,
New York men. are registered at the
Hotel Strand while doing" the Wood
en- Way over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arnold are en-
ioyinc the rolling chair parade daily on
the Boardwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Perry are New
York visitors at che Seaside House dur
ing July.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. White, OF New
York, are spending July at the shore,
with apartments at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
other New Workers down by the sea
arc:
Dennis DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Adams,
r. Gun. W. J. Mcneil. II. T. White. Mrs.
". II. Frogel, l.. J. Elias. J. l.. Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Newman and Mrs.
II. p. Sharkey.
Marlborough Blenheim H. J. Wal
tiers, Mrs. Joseph Tetlow. William II.
Powell, r. A. Quarles. Miss Alice Y.
Nicoll, II. J. Lucas, Albert Farwell,
William j. Byrne, Miss Frances Dixon
and Raymond G. Carroll.
Rudolf Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Drey-
fuss, z. L. Cohn, f. s. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Z. braid. d. B. Harris.
Miss Ida Seaton and Mrs. George
Becker.
Traymore DR.. H. Fraunthal, Miss
Fraunthal. F. W. Allen, Dr. and Mrs.
". Liszyski, DR.. +. l. Mayer, Miss
Winifred H. Sayer, Mrs. J. p. Taylor,
Charles +. Austen. Frances Welde. Dr..
and Mrs. D. E. Coleman and Mrs. b.
". DorCe.
Chalfonte Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coe,
Miss Marion Cameron. Charles t. Bay
liss. Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Springer,
Arthur /. Norton, Mrs. r. G. McCord,
". 3. Lambie. Dr. T. Franklin Smith.
Charles II. Wicks. r. G. Clark. A. +.
Davis, D. T. Jessup and Worthington
s. Russell.
Seaside D. L. Seaman. R. G. Free
man. J. S. Clarke, Miss Isabelle +. Cal
houn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Lynch, Mr.. and
N-s. A. $. Roeder. y. H. Snyder, D. A.
Lecch and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Harris.