New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-08
WHFRE NATURES TANNERY is WORKING OVERTlMl
Evening Bathing
Atlantic City Fad
FLIGHTS in Aeroplane Provided for Guests by ostsRdpy
Automobile Tires in the Surf Now
Popular Sport.

that their rescue by lifesayers in AM.
boats is a feature Of their days plss,'
ure. So far there has been no ~
covery of any law which will ban -.
use Of the tires, which have become :,
integral part of the bathing outfits ~
hundreds.
This has been lively week in sbo,.
social circles. The Traymore held IN.
other of its nights in Europe. and
"kiddies' dance" for the children y,s
an innovation at the Ostend, whies
supplemented the weekly dance "a,
grownups. Mrs. +. Hyde Morton. 81
New York, was hostess 10 a party az
young folks at the afternoon dance =,
the Brighton Casino Admiral and NJ.
Dewey were among the notabes az ths
regular dance at the Chelsea. Ms,
Nellie Brady and Miss Marue Brady a.
New York, gave rolling chair party9
on the Boardwalk, their guests being
Miss Laura Del Campo, Miss Nae BE.
Donald, Miss Grace Boice, AndreE
Lairns, Harry Brown and John Han.
hey. Miss Ware. daughter Of Congress.
man Ware, entertained aboard the Yacht
Bittersweet, her guests being Miss
Carol Medlar, Miss Leonore KAY. Miss
Ellen Smith, Miss Mary Sweeney and
Miss Elizabeth Sweeney The new
solarium of the st. Charles, which 1--WE,
patrons of that house a view Of the
Boardwalk and sea, was opened this
week and has proved 70 be a popular
gathering place for visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Monteith Gilpin are
among the well known New York yisi.
tors at the Marlborough -Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs George ". Gladwin have
joined the New York colony az the
same hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Harris and NJ.
and Mrs. II. J. Seymour are among
the newcomers from New York al the
Strand. Miss Loretta Stewart. o.
Brooklyn, is spending the week with
friends at the Lorraine. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry j. Lauman, of New York, are az
the Lorraine this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri c. Norand. Mss
Morand and Mr. and Mrs. c. 4. Clark.
made up a motor party from New York
who came 10 the s.. Charles over the
weekend. Mr.. and Mrs J. C.. Hall, Of
New York, are at the St. Charles for
the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bringley and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Peterson make 10
a New York party at the Netherand.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Fischer, Of New
York, are spending August at the
Shoreham.
Mrs Kyran A. Murphy, of Brooklyn,
is at the Dennis, accompanied by Miss
Evelyn Barwick and Miss Grace Bar
wick. Owen Davis and his family ar
rived at the Dennis after an auto TIP
along the Jersey coast.
Those so inclined may get a taste o.
the unusual at the Traymore. where
a series of representations OF European
night life is being staged. The latest
of these, Peasants Night had as It's
setting a Tyrolean farm, with live ami
mails walking about, and a vista Of the
Innsbruck and other peaks in the dis
lance. Many guests were costumed as
dairy maids and peasants. In the BEL
vedere the cafe of the Partisan under
world was twice repeated, because OF
numerous requests.
For the more serious there was at
the same lostlery a lecture on Self
Confidence and Self-EXpression,' BY
Mary Sandal, dean of the day school,
Nef College, Philadelphia. The Sunday
evening musical offered unusual enter
tainment for music lovers. The sololst
was Miss Anna o. Baugher, contralto,
and the programme included Tsehai,
kowsky's "The Child Christ's Garden
and Arensky's String Quartet" writ
ten in memory OF Tschaikowsy.
Recent arrivals at the Traymore
from New York are Edmund Gouldlrg,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Conoyer, Yrs. I.
R. Du Mont, Mr.. and Mrs c. N. Gllpln,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mitchell, William
Mofitt. Mr.. and Mrs George Roberts,
Lieutenant and Mrs. (. ". Pritehari'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Campbell Smith, NJ.
and Mrs. J. II. Dalton. Augustus Bar.
raft. musical director of The Gu
Who Smiles" now playing at the Gort;
Miss Elsie De Wolfe and Miss Marbuy'
Gertrude Atherton, the novelist "
at the Traymore.