The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Atlantic City, Lakewood, Asbury
Park and Many Southern
Pleasure Centres Crowded

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j. April with
New Workers far In the majority. the
resort Is entertaining the largest and
most representative Easter throng in it's
history. To-morrows big show on the
Roerdwal wher-- quarter of a million
people will have taken charge of the
beach front, will he the climax To the
most wonderful i.enten season Atlantic
CITY has ever eaioyed.
Although the railroads put on special
service to transport the delegations from
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore
Washington and intervening cities. they
found their schedules insufficient. to cope
with the rusL sh"rcward. once the word
rad been II, shed from the official bu-
reaus that clear weather was the YER
diet for Easter Sunday. Every train
that pulled into the stations here ran in
sections that We're as long and well
filled as the ORIGINAL trains.
Everything along the beach front has
been INNING under full summer pres
sure for the past two days. There is
certain to bc famine in rolling chairs
tomorrow, for tu-days crowds employed
every one of the wicker conveyances
during the fashionable parade hours In
the afternoon and morning. Easter
flowers for corsagc bouquets and lapels
were at II premium tonight and to-mor
row will command fancy prices.
Beach front hotel men nave been turn
ing applicants away for the past three
days. Most OF the reservations for the
week end were made "a fortnight back.
and during the week scarcely one of the
larger caravansaries along the Board
walk could offer more than "A few high
priced suites to the late bidders. To
make sure of accommodations 1t was a
common thing for the more luxurious
class to take apartments from the
middle Of the week on.
Many special attractions have been
booked for the visiting host at the thea
tres, piers, cafes and hotels. The pick
Of the Broadway talent amused the pa
irons of the Boardwalk lobster palaces
tonight and many Of these teams will
remain over for the Monday night Cele-
brations. Modstcs from New York cx-
hibited their newest creations yesterday.
to-day and again tonight on the Million
Dollar Pier. using living models in the
resorts first real fashion show. To-
morrow these models In their accoutre-
ments will add TO the beauty Of the
Boardwalk pageant
Cr on the Garden Pier. which is run
by the Keith interests. Mrs. Vernon
Castle. Maurice and Miss Florence Wal
ton greeted New York friends In exhi-
bition dances tonight. while tomorrow
Fritz Kreislcr. the violinist. viii enter
tain at a special concert there.
College men lvened things up about
the ocean front Tonight when the Mask
and Wig club OF the University OF Penn
sylvaria put on It's annual show at the
Apolla. pleasing big audience with
Paradise Prison"
All the big cities will he represented
In the parade Tomorrow. Mayor John
Purroy Mitchell of New York will per-
sonally head the delegation from that
city. With rs. Mitchell he took apart
ments at the strand on Thursday
Among the guests at the Marlborough
Blenheim are Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Triet-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. !. STANLEY. Daniel
r. STANLEY. Mrs. John r.. Miller. Mrs
c. +. McMauus. Mrs. Arthur Mace and
Miss Mace. Mrs \. i. Gardiner. Charles
A. Gardiner. Edward VI. Bowling. Alfred
II. Brown. AIR and Mrs. H. g Thomp-
son and Miss Mildred Thompson of New
York.
New York guests OF note ut the Hotel
Dennis include Mrs W. +. Ainsworth.
Mrs. j. l.. Anderson. Charles Collier. Mr..
and Mrs McNaughton and Mrs. !. Sig
mund Back.
Chelsea Mr.. and Mrs. w : Adams.
William Allen, Mrs. f. g. Bortner. Mr.
and Mrs. j. W. Beardsey. T. L.. Bliss,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". y. Camps. Mrs T.. r
Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Harris. T. NJ.
Kemp. Charles Lanier Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Strauss. Edward r. Thorn. Mr..
and Mrs. G. *. Wilson.
Chalfonte Mr. ard Mrs r l..
Brown. Miss Mildred Brown. q. Gerald
Day. Lee X. Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs ].
w. johnson. q. " Lindsay, NJ T.
Nicholson, Miss NJ. y. Morton. \. Walker