New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-13
Atlantic City Welcomes
Record June Migration

: son. Many hotels have tennis courts
on their own grounds and courts NJ Tor
the play Of the cracks Of the land eX-
ist at both country clubs.
Atlantic City has followed the lead
Of Palm Beach IN taking to the ar;
Two expert aviatOrs have established
themselves here. with offers 10 take ali
corners over the beach and strand at
regular fares. and IL is a timld visitor,
man or woman, who has not been up
or IL not intending TO take a trip.
The tire business man and every
other type Of show-goer who comes TO
Atlantic City this season is in Tor en-,
iovment Of some of the best theatIlcaI
productions in the land. The John Corr
interests are the latest 20 meet them
selves into the SeaShore amusement
business by their purchase Oh the savoy
Theatre, now known as the Oort. hen
Harris. Of New York, is the resident
manager, and has already started
vaudeville in opposition TO the keith
Theatre. which opened this week. Neg-
fields FolNes VIII have their premier
at the Apollo next week. The hlg piers
arc open and attracting thousands 10
their band and orchestra concerts ana
dancing features, which appeal 10 the
, young folks. Moving picture places OF
all grades and prices are h..ed with
summer patrons.
Atlantic City has already taken her
place as the leading summer convention
city Of the country. More than lu,OOu
delegates 10 various conventions have
heen here this week. and with their
friends and followers have brought
close 20 $4,000 people 10 the resort. The
Master Car Builders, with their tribu-
tary organizations are holding their
meetings on the Million Dollar Per,
which has been turned over 70 them.
Some hundreds Of thousands OF work
inCmen all over the country are inter
ested in the conference OF executives
Of the Building Trades Council OF the
American Federation Of Labor, when
met at the Seaside. President Samuel
Gompers. of the federation, was here
as an adviser. Birth Abraham held a
big convention meeting on the Steel
pier. while the Supreme Council.
Legion Of the Red Cross. and the mem
beers Of the New Jersey Bar Association
have been in conference for two days.
Atlantic City hotels never were
nearer TO perfection in appointments
and ability TO give service than they
are now. Rebuilding and charging OPP
erations are practically ended for the
year. Practically every one Of the
thousands or more of hotels OF every
class is open for business, ready TO
suit every taste or purse.
Last week was brides week at the
shore. Grinning station porters who
are able TO spot the newlyweds have
dubbed the afternoon New York train
the Honeymoon Special and are gar
nering a harvest OF tips from proud
husbands Bridal suites are at a pre-
MUM at most hotels, and beach laws
against spooning have been suspended.
Mrs. William G. Clark, wife OF the
copper mine owner, was among the
well known people here this week. She
stayed at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with Miss Clark and Mrs. I. 5. Hoyt.
Charles y. Hilles and Mrs. Hilles were
here over Sunday, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Barker registered at the
Shelburne. Chevalier Martin Maloney
and Mrs. Naloney were on the Board
walk. Mrs. Robert w. Chambers spent
several days at the Chelsea.
Miss Ruth Forbes, of New York, ar
rived at the Ostend to spend the sum-
mer Warren r. Gregg and Howard
Van Scoy registered from New York at
the Raleigh. Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Tired
Ter. Of Jamaica. are at the ST. Charles
with Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Helnkel.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". P. Buriingrave and
their son have arrived at the New Eng
land for a long stay. Miss Margaret
McCallen and Miss Marie A. Carroll
are at the same hotel Mrs. A. Leslie
LafFray was among the New York Wis
itors who arrived at the Albemarle. Mr..
and Mrs F. c. Perry, of Brooklyn, and
Mrs. +. N. Bennett, Of New York, are
al the same hotel Mr.. and Mrs. A, P.
Laughlin have joined the colony Of New
Workers at the Albemarle. Mrs. c.
A. Gillen has joined Mr.. and Mrs. c. R.
Austin. of Newark. at the Holmhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio B. Tower arrived
st the Seaside, accompanied by Hora-
ito B. Tower, jr. Mrs. s. S. Fiske,
mother Of Mayor Fiske, of Mount Yer
non, y. Y, is with her daughter, Mrs.
G. /. Spencer, of Washington, at the
Boscobel.