The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-13

ever ON lnuTtUdN anu FIlutN' WV
"a and %, the dates set apart by the
Carnival Committee OF one Hundred
for the big resorts anuual carnival.
A dozen committees are working to
Srfsct details for : two day show.
which II expected TO attract Thousands
OF visitors.
The programme provides for numer-
lis features OF = spectacular nature.
Including a marine spectacle SYMBOL
izing the wedding of Atlantic city and
the sea through the creation Of n deep
water entrance to Atlantic CitN's shoal
oiocked harbor.
Babies from every c!.y and .own OF
importance IN a dozen states are en-
pected to ride in the baby parade, trav-
ersing the Boardwalk fer miles. The
two nights of the carnival season wi!
be devoted 20 open air masked con-
fetti fetes OF the Boardwalk and At
1antlc avenue with prizes to encourage
both beautiful and novel costum.ng.
This resort is now In the midst oi
its biggest annual convention period.
Just now there are uve- 30. n00 delegates
20 various annual gatherings registered
at the beach front hotels and next week
will see this number Augmented by sew
eral thousand more. From now 10 the
end OF June the city will be constantly
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most fraternal and trad organizations
OF the country.
The Master ~Carbuilders and their
affiliated bodies represent the larges.
visitation. having over 10000 members
in attendance at their annual sessions
and exhibit on the Million Dollar Pier
and at several ~ the big hotels.
The bathing season. which had & seri-
Gus setback because ot the bad weather,
Is once more In full swing and the life
guards are now watching over the larg-
est OF June floating populations"
Revival OF the m ~duito boat fad has
developed several sunmer yacht clubs
along the Neutnor and Inlet inside
waters, and daily racing events over
measured curses with the smln but
feet Graf; are winning a big following.
Because OF the fine stretches OF open.
smooth water provided by the improve
ments TO the Inlet the resort Is espe-
cially well adapted for such clubs.
Motorists. who are becoming more
numerous among the arrivals each day.
are much pleased with the announce
ment made by the county officials that a
new $4,000 bridge - TO be erected over
the Mullica River on the New York Boule-
ward between Atlantic and BURLINGTON
counties, an Improvement agitated for
the last four years. The new span will
be completed within zoo days.
The following from New York are
registered here Marlborough-B len-
hefr-.Mr and Mrs David Bank. Miss
J 4 Costello. George l.. Bourne. J. n.
Burwell. Mss Helen Rogers. Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. r. mmons. Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
NJ. Rogers. J. r. Cope. Miss \. - Ho-
gan. e. II. II gan. H.. :. Patterson. Miss
Margaret +. Christy. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
j.. Ryder. Thomas F. Kingsley. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Spear. II. A. Gray. II. B.
Oakley. h. W Kavanaugh. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. g. Currie. Or. and Mrs. John Lundie.
r. w. Benson, ]. Alexander Brown. A.
Y McLennan. h. +. Whitmore.
Hotel Chelsei-Thomas Atkinson. +.
J Phelps. II. b. Boland. \. VI. Ford,
Mrs. VI. L. Gundof. Miss Katherine Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. +. Il. Simlrs. Henry c.
Falk. Mrs. Joseph Hunter, Mrs. c. A
Cawley.
wiltshire-W. +. James. Mr.. and Mrs.
J II. Hutchins. r.. A.. ketchum. William
r. Shorne. NJ. Is. Bel, Joseph X. Bell,
c II. Parker, J. *. Mohen and 1. j
Hess.
Dennis william Aldrich. Mrs
Thomas Horner. j Howard Hahn. A. c.
larden. J. -. McCarty. Mr.. and Mrs. w
Ernest Wetzner. Mr.. and Mrs. q. q.
Jnderhill. George b. Underhill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Underhill, Miss Catherine
Cnderhill. Charles Il. Peck, the Rev, Il.
c. Milan. Mr.. and Mrs. William Kraft.
ihNss q A'''sA'' AAH"rf ~ 'NS'|f 800
and Mrs. y. J. Lewis, r. VI Mackenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ]. Perkins. J. W.
Schroeder and + W. Wells.
Raleigh-D. IL. Painter. r. y. Gregg,
Thomas Hurley. {, II. Nung. h. j.
Smith. f. A, Deemer. 7. II. simpson,
Joseph +. Clark, H. j. Murray and
Thomas Finch.
Shelburne--L *. Roddick. Henry
Mrs. j. X. Baker, l. y. Curtis
Nr and Mrs. J. .. Leary. Mr.. and Mrs
TauSig, Miss Edith Woodbury., W. f
Richards. VI. NJ Marks. =. A. Forrest
A T. Eames, J. F. Anthony. VI. q. p
kegler. Richard Hammond, William A
Lake. r. J. Hlmelbright. Irving Berlin
Thomas Arden, Francis Z. Gould and F
Z. Harrison.
Alamac-C. W. Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs
J. Wolf. VI. !. Carson, Mrs. !. j. Drey-
fus, Miss lula Turin. Mr.. and Mrs. lsaa,
Levin. Charles X. Levin. Mrs. Edward
Elingel. Mr.. and Mrs. J. *. Garvin
W, + Hamilton. w j. Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Edwards, Mrs. NJ. J
DonneiIy. W. j. Callahan, Jr., l.. J. Cur
lis. NJ. X. Breenon. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred,
erick jackson. Mr.. and Mrs, Fitz. Sam
uel I.ndener. p. b Reynolds, Mr.. anc
Mrs. :. NJ. stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Blan'
chard and ]. X. Morris.
Grossman-J. Is. keenan,, Z. J Han
ley. William Cohen, II. T.. Spear. ]. X
Vein. Mrs. l. J Seligman. :. j. Levin.
son, A. ] Phillips, l. J Marx, L. X
Koffe, J. *. Nurse, VI. J. Dundas, ]
L. Felbrandt and NJ. j. Frener
Chalfonte-c V Van Tassel, T. F
Robels, II J. Graves, Irving H.. Potez
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. O. Bruner. Mr., ant
Mrs, Richard ,iewles. f. T Culbert
Frederick r. Blount. Jr., |. Fl. Nun
ford. Charles f Pierce, T.. G. Ryan
Mrs. J. r. Stewart, l. F Whipple. r
# Wlddows, Miss Mary Richardson
Miss France sullivan, W. J McKinnor
and Il. ). L. Kent.
ArlingtOn--Nir. and Mrs. Charles II
Potter. Miss Louise Hartman, Mr.. an;
Mrs. Thomas Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. c
d, Dillenbeck, A. VI Corson and Frani
Denker.
Iroquois-L. X. Mitchell, Miss Sara
Mitchell, W Fl. Chrystal, Mrs Lou
Homer and Thomas Mott smith.
Princess-Mr and Mrs. NJ. L. Bard
G. +. Croasley. J. A. Finnella, Mrs. F
w. Silverhone. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wal
lace. Joseph Greenfield. J. w Mc'iov
ern and p. l.. Whelland.
Dunlop-M j. Kamerford, Mr.. anr
Mrs. c. II. Purmane. Miss jeanette
Zeiler. W. J. Marcus, James F. SPOTS