New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-27
bathing Suit Supreme
at Atlantic City
BOARDWALK Prepared for Celebration of the Most
Glorious Fourth Since the First
Plank Was Laid

Atlantic City, June g. Atlantic City
,.;,red with enthusiasm over the
~ Fourth OF July, but it is en-
-, for the beach. the breakers
fyy' 20 boardwalk Although the sea-
season already is in full swing,
- rush viii begin next week and
~ llartEc CITY the centre Of sum
sc,,y.tv. Weather hopes for the
- sumner holiday brought about
j .-f.ts Fourth falling on Sunday are
4 - expressed, and the sureSt way
=. ne weather man 20 secure unpop-
i Es.,;ty will De the serving out Of any
-. II a bareback IN temperature or
4 ..,,ber conditions while the big
cove IS mere. ,. -
,..or, will have no formal celebration
y he natal day, and visitors will be
~, 70 the various devices for pastlme
.ti,b appear 10 appeal TO them more
,.,o-gly than any exhibition Of IRE
80 or other formal affair. The city
a already dcckcd out with flags and
Ting because OF the carnival which
100 last night in a big masked f6tc
:. he Boardwalk. and the decorations
~ he left VI until after independence
r,v Special excursions are already
inning from New York, Baltimore,
darlington, Pittsburgh and other
ants. snd there are prospects that the
t,ur,b OF July crowd will top former
fsures in point OF numbers.
Signs Of summer were plenty on the
Boardwalk this week. Tan has taken
4, place OF sunburn on the faces and
Ems Of al but the latest corners and
y. men have taken 70 fannels even for
,snirg wear TO theatres and piers.
he bathing suit has become the gar
rent Of choice throughout many hours
- each day and the psrasol is an item
a importance in the complement Of
ts fair sex Sand building operations
aye extensive since the arrival of the
Iddips with family parties and college
tslors on hat bands and blazers are
te,iced on the Boardwalk cOinCident
nth the coming Of the underGradu-
,,ss and graduates from the col
hges. Several house parties in honor
Of recent graduates were given in
The cottage colony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. ?. Perron, Of New York, enter
hined at their Nentnor cottage in
honor Of their son, Maxwell Perron,
The guests being Miss Gladys Huston,
Mss Nav F. Perry. Miss Helen Connell.
George T. Perry and II. c. Bacon. Mr.
md Mrs Charles T. Lawrence enter
hined several young New Workers in
konor Of Mis- Mildred H. Stadman.
Ambitious hotel men are behind
movement 10 have Atlantic City made a
regular stop for passenger vessels run
,ng out of New York TO southern
points. With twelve feet of water in
the Inlet channel at present. the hotel
ren believe they will be able TO per-
made Federal officials to deepen the
waterway TO twenty feet and give safe
,srbor entrance to the coast liners
rhieh now pass the resort far at sea.
free dockage and other concessions will
,e made in the effort to secure the
ines
Another outbreak of the war between
men and city officials over
he character and quality of Sunday
musements along the Boardwalk is due
d break out tomorrow. Managers Of
he Steeplechase Pier started thcf~
nusement features last Sunday with
", being molested, and there is a ten
ency on the part of theatrical men and
,hers 10 chance securing some OF the
.aryes. Of visiting dollars which come
nth the crowds. The opinion of New
fork patrons Of the resort will be
ought 20 settle the disputed question .
4 the limit of Sunday pastimes before /
be matter is finally adjusted.
Social activity has taken on squirt