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■ THE ATLANTA GEOICGAN AND NEWSi FRIDAY, JUNE, 23,1911.
hotels and resorts.
H0TEL8 AND RESORTS
HOTELS AND RESORTS
Where You Can
Make a Vacation Worth While
Amid sights worth seeing, and things worth doing; broaden the intellect;
store up health; secure all that is best in Summer life, and enjoy the latest inventions of luxury
and comfort in marvelous hotels offering exceptionally low rates during the Summer months.
On the Atlantic Ocean Surrounded by Rivers and Bays, New York City
is most comfortable, while other centers suffer oppressive heat. Surf lathing at one of the largest
and finest beaches in the world, the charms of the seaside and the delights of the country are all with
in the city limits, providing for you the ideal vacation paradise of America.
Miles of beautiful, wide avenues, brilliant with smart equipages; magnificent parks, with their forests
and beautiful vistas; Riverside Drive, along the historic Hudson; stately Pelham Parkway; the famous Boston
Post Road, and many other charming routes, lead to sea and sound, quiet harbor, gentle hillside and verdant
meadow. Public musical attractions; the largest aquarium in the States; one of Uncle Sam’s best navy yards;
garrisoned forts; museums of art, natural history and other interesting subjects; zoological and botanical gar
dens; a magnificent $12,000,000 public library; Hall of Fame; Sub-Treasury; world-renowned statues and me
morials, and a thousand other attractions enable you to combine delightful free excursions with a novel
variety of healthful Summer life that will be as educating as they are enjoyable.
There are roof gardens, spacious, exquisitely decorated restaurants and outdoor dining centers,
where, to the accompaniment of music and the society of visitors from all parts of the globe, you can
enjoy the highest perfection of epicurean art, according to your purse and inclination.
Every known outdoor sport is at your command. Unequaled transportation facilities bring you .
everywhere. For health and pleasure, New York City is a Summer resort combination unequaled.
Come to New York City for the Maximum of Vacation Life at Minimum Cost
ABERDEEN
17 Went S2d St.
ALBEMARLE
Broadway and 24th St.
ALGONQUIN
59 West 44th St
ARLINGTON
18 West £Stfi St.
A8TOR
Breadway and 44th 8t.
ASTOR HOUSE
Broadway and Veaey
BELMONT
Tark Ave. and 42d St.
BRESLIN
Broadway and 28th St.
BREVOORT ' '
Fifth Avc. and 8th SL
BRISTOL
122-124 West 49th St.
BROZTELL
3. 5 and 7 Eaat 27th St.
COLLINCWOOD
45 West 35th St.
CUMBERLAND
Broadway and 64th St.
EARLE
103 Waverley Placo
GOTHAM
Fifth Art. and B6th St.
GRAND UNION
Park Ave. and 42d St.
GREAT NORTHERN
118 West 57th 8t.
GREGORIAN
42 West 35th St
HERALD SQUARE
116 West 34th 8t.
HOLLAND HOUSE
Fifth Ava. and 80th St.
IMPERIAL
Broadway and 82d St.
KNICKERBOCKER
Broadway and 42d St.
LE MARQUIS
12 East 31st St
LORRAINE
Fifth Ave. and 45th St.'
MARIE
ANTOINETTE
Broadway and 67th St.
.MARLBOROUGH
Broadway, and S6th St.
MARSEILLE
Broadway and 103d St.
MARTHA WASH
INGTON
39 East 29th St.
MARTINIQUE
Broadway and 32d SL
NAVARRE
Seventh Ave. and 28th
St.
NETHERLAND
Fifth Ave. and 69th St.
NEW GRAND
Broadway and 31st St.
PARK AVENUE
Park Ave. and 2ld. St.
PLAZA
Fifth Ave. and 59th St.
PRINCE GEORGE
Fifth Ave. and 28th 8t.
RITZ-CARLTON
Madison Ave. and 46th
ST. REGIS
Fifth Ave. and 65th 8t
SAN RENO
Central Park West and
74th St.
SEVILLE
Madison Ave. and 29th
St.
VICTORIA
Broadway and 37th 8t.
WELLINGTON
Seventh Ave. and 55th
St.
WOLCOTT
4 West 31st St. •
WOODSTOCK
It? West 43d St.
WOODWARD
Broadway and 65th St.
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HOTELS AND RESORTS
HOTELS AND RE80RTS
Two High Class hew York City fireproof Hotels
UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT
EUROPEAN PLAN
Single Room
$1.00 to $2.00 '
WITH~3ATH
$2.00 to $3.00
SUITES
$3.00 to $5.00
AMERICAN PLAN
s $2.50 to $5.00
HOTEL
ARLINGTON
25th St.
Near Broadway
12-atory hotel; all
convenience,. Strictly
up-to-date, fyandaome.
ly furnlahed. Five min.
utee to the new Penn.
Station, convenient to
Buhwaya, Elevated, all
aurface line, and point,
of Interett.
ONCE A GUEST ALWAYS A GUEST
Hotel Raymond,
42 EAST 28 STREET
NEW YORK
2 Blocks East of Broadway
THE VERY BEST
HOTEL
BRISTOL
49th St.
Near Broadway
New, .elect, every
modern appointment
All room, light and
airy. Within ftve mln-
utea from the Grand
Central Station. Con
venient JU> Subway.,
'Elevated, all aurface
line, and all ahopa and
theater..
8CHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ATHENS COLLEGE
ATHENS. ALABAMA.
Governed by Women ,for Girl* and Women.
"Merit not Moneys Polish not Varnish. 11
In foothills of North Alabamh. half way-
be tween Birmingham and Nashville.
Member of Alabama Association of Col
leges. Preparatory. Normal, Collegiate.
Manic, Art, Oratory. Domestic Science.
Courses open to applicants properly rec
ommended. Faculty of 27. Boarding en
rollment always equal to capacity—lim
ited to 160. New Dormitory.
Mary Norman Moore, President.
P. O. Drawer 63. Athens! Ale.
•SCHOOLS AND C0LLEGE8.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY-v
The South'* Mott Splendidly Equipped Boy*’ Sc hoot.
21th Street Subway Station
at the door.
• block, east from Hudson tube, at
<th Ave. and 28th Btreet. Five min
ute. to Grand Central Station, at 42d
Street or Penn. R. R. Station at 7th
Ave.
Convenient to theater, and shop.;
specially suited for ladles vi.ltins
N«w York alone.
SINGLE ROOMS $ .50
SHERWOOD INN, Old Point Comfort, V*.
(PortroM Monroot. Delightfully cool.
Most charming and healthful spot In
America.’ Hotoi beautifully located. Re
fined and In every way attractive. New
•td entirely modern throughout. Term.
ningham. Manager.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL
W. H. ADAMS, Own.r end Manager
PABLO BEACH, FLORIDA
17 MILES FROM JACKSONVILLE
The mo.t accessible seaside reeert for
Atlanta and Gaorgl. people to visit. It la
perfactly cool and comfortable at the
Ocean View during the warmaat weather.
The flneat beach and aurf bathing on the
Atlantic coaat.
Destiny in every boy’a life
years of ago. G. M. A.
creato in the pupils
of splendid manhood,
tion by parents who ”
the bqsL Elegant
fared home life, a
group of about 12
oversight. Select
climate, artetian
about J20U feet,
ere, three courses
luge, technical
Iifo. Military depart
[ftEORGIA military academy”. Expenses only
$3G0 per year. Eight miles from Atlanta, the heart of the South.
COL. J. C. WOODWARD. A. M„ President, Celle*, Park, Ga. 1
is fixed between 12 and 18
has the raro power to
tho spirit and purpose
Invite, critical Inspcc-
wish for their eons
in every detail, cal-
teacher with every
boy* tor study and
and llmltedj ideal
water, clovation
experienced teach-
preparing for col-
schools or business
ment under (A 5.
Clotted A by
8CH00LS AND COLLEGE*.
8CHOOL8 AND COLLEGES.
CHILHOWEE INN
V’ —at—
The gateway of the Smoklea. I. the
cooleat summer resort in Ea.t Tennes
see. Bathing, boating, fishing. All
modern convenience.. Mineral water.
Rate. 11.00 a day. One hour', ride from
Knoxville. Write
D. C. WILLIAMSON,
Walland, Tenn.
a valuable one Jt'a a nan
sometimes more striking In lu way than
larg. type and apaca
. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ATLANTIC CITY, It. J.
HOTEL DENNIS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
. The new fireproof addition la a model
for comfort and convenience* The entlr.
Jouae now nfrer.'SM guest room*, each of
fhieh I. connected'with private bath or
has running water. Hotel Dennla la one
Pf the Beech Front Hotels still mulntaln-
>n* an unobstructed ocean view.
WALTER J. BUSBY.
Grand Atlantic Hotel
» r.'» water baths; large .rooms.
M-utterii exnoaure; elevator to
,. ti.fd up
meet trains. . .
COOPER 4k LEEDS.
Along ths Ocean snd Boardwalk
HOTEL RUDOLF
. ATLANTIQ CITY, N. J.
Capacity 1.606. Open throughout the
year. Offering every appointment, com
fort and luxury. Sen water in all baths;
no extra charge for use of baths. All
rooms overlook, the sea. Orchestra of
soloists with frequent social events.
Famous grill snd cafe la conjunction. Il
lustrated booklet and Terms upon re-
1* Rukeyser. Mgr. Joel Hillman, Prts.
PHILLIPS HOUSE i»wl ANNEX, Mas-
sachusetts Ave. and Beach, Atlantic
City, N. J., Elevator to atreet level
Open all year. F. P. PHILLIPS.
Oae HuadrrJ sad Tweafy-ilxth Tear.
This college Is well endowed,
•nabUnwk to maintain the highest
It offers complete 4-year eour—
fa Ancient and Modern Language*
Mathematics, History. Economics,
Science and Engineering.
Ours** for B. A.* B. & and
B. S. dejrto with Engineering.
Candidates from accredited
school* admitted on certificate to
Freshman class*
ExpraranuasaUa Term, and
caUlnguo on application. Writ, to
HARRIS0H RjUUXPH, LL 0- Prei ,
CkariMtM, S. C. J
Georgia School of Technology
AN ENGINEERING INSTITUTE
OF THE HIGHEST RANK.
1060 feet above sea leveL
Splendid plant and equipment.
Advanced courses in Mechanical ’
Electrical, Textile and Civil En-
is much greeter than the supply.
Cost reasonable. Dormitories.
It Free Scholarship! are given
to each county in Georgia.
For Information, sddrees
K. G. HATHESOft, LL. D., Presides!
Attests, Ga.
A POLYTECHNIC'S!
T HE Oldest School of Technology In tho
South. 64 Professors and Instructors,
737 students. 20 well equipped.Laboratories.
Next session begins Wednesday, Sept 6,1911.
Aerfeult
Uorticull
literal Hall Broun Engineering
Agriculture. Horticulture. ~Anfrrel Industry, Botany,
Entomology, Chemistry and Metallurgy, Pharmacy.
UL Academic College-History. English. Mathematics.
Latin, German. French. Physics and Astronomy. Political
Economy, Psychology. IV. Cottage of Veterinary Med kino.
Expenses* Free tuition to resident* of Alabama: 120.00
to Eon-residents. Botid tp dormitory sag with prlvsts families.
For catstofue sad further Information, address
CHAS. C. THACH, LL. D. a President, Auburn, Ala.
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE
DECATUR, GEORGIA
Six Mile* from Atlanta Retident Student» Limited to 300
Letters. Philosophy, Science, Home Economics
Ono of three colleges for women South of
Pennsylvania admitted to "The Association
of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of
the Southern States," and whoso gradu
ates are admitted to “Tho Southern Asso
ciation of Collogo Women.”
Catalog Sent on Bequest.
F. H, GAINES, D.D., LL.D., Pres.
AtKVLWi &■
iSWMTC&tNW
7th. Offers all thesd vantages of a summer camp school Careful instruction in
element* of naval drill under a naval Instructor direct from Culver. Tho f*«>at r
ing. swimming, baseball, tennis, camp Hfe excursions to adjacent mountains, ami
our splendid corps of Instructors—servos to build up splendidly bo,ly and mind
in unison. It is an unequalled opportunity for any hoy So spend his .Summer
months with the greatest profit, pleasure and advancement. Write at onca
f R P 1n*EARCErP^ld“nt P. O. Box32 . Caine,vllle. Go.
Ju.ietto Want. New Depot.
Forpyth, Ga., June 24—A new depot
will probably noon be erected at Ju
liette. A new elation 1, badly needed
In that little city, end citizens of the
town are now signing -yetIttona to be
pre.ented to the state railway com
mission.
COX jfe College and Conservatory
Dalightf ully sitasted In abeaotiful suburb of Atlantq.
with most Invigorating climate. Cog College
and Conservatory offers many advantages to
students from all parts of America. College
pfofesaors from leading American and
European universities maintain broad
cqu Aee of study and high standards.
The union of Cox College Conserva
tory and tho Atlanta Conservatory
affords tho strongest Conservatory
faculty, with tho largest and most
efficient equipment In the South.
Enrollment past session of tho taro Institutions, over SO# student* In tho various departments.
69th Session begins Sept. 12,1911. For eaUiocue, illustrations cad general information, address
COX COLLEGE AND CONSERVATORY, Code* Park, Ga.
COLLEGE-CONSERVATORY
SUMMER SCHOOL AND CHAUTAUQUA
boating. Ni
point*of Interest add daily variety. _._ T —
teachers lo recuperate physically and advance their studies without Impairing theirci
for the next season. Write inracdiatelv for Bulletin. I all terra b*' .Ins Sept H !• :r!v r<
lions are necessary. Address H. J. PEARCE, If T. J. SIMMONS, P. 0. BOf 3 , GalflCCf I'?, Ga.
end splena
music snd oratory. 1 he
great altitude gives a grind '
climate, cool and in\igo-
rating durin; the heat of
21 buildings; *0
fbrestt lake
to adjacent mountains,
opportunity fora
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE
LaGrangc, Ga. W. F. Brown, President
OLDEST and BEST. FACULTY of 20 INSTRUCTORS
Rates Reasonable. New Catalog on Request
The Bessie Tift Girl—
•le.rns mu.ic—literature—mathematics and some tiling more—
To be * woman fit for the head of * home; well-balanced, healthy,
happy. Why shouldn’t ft be the beat ichool for your daughter?
In the Georgia hllli—the beat climate.
Yeu can laatfl all about it through a post card to
C. H. S. JACKSON,
For.yth, Ga. Proident.