New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29

Atlantic City, Aug. 2s.-Atlantic
City has met the problem Of the one
piece bathing suit and solved it to gen
eral satisfaction. Kindly but firm mar
ried policemen have been placed on the
beach. and they gently but firmly turn
back bathing maids who seek TO enter
the surf in the abbreviated costumes
without skirts. The ban against the
scaaty swimming suits is 10 be removed
during athletic contests either in the
ocean or IN the various swimming
pools, but the Official ukase is 70 be OPP
erative on any suits worn on the beach.
Feminine pioneers who sought to try
out the temper OF the officials by wear
ing "Eellermann' rigs this week are
satisfied tina, the edict is 10 be re-
spectcd. and there is little probability
OF any further clash betwc". The hath
ing girls and the auCho-!t Is.
Belief is general hele that the vaca-
ton period has been moved over until
late August and carly September. Hotel
managers and railway men who be-
IltNt4 lNhL ldS' SG'lNaN NNA4N MAJ
high tide ir attendance for the season
were given a surprise this week, and
to-morrow's crowd is likely 10 be the
greatest of the season. Big hotels
along the beach front are hlled, ano
smaller houses are getting out their
supply of cots for use by the excursion
isis who have been pouring into the
resort for three days past. Beach
lighthouses are 70 be kept open for
another month, and pier managers nave
renewed contracts with their band and
orchestra leaders to keep them on duty
until late September. Many summer
cOttagers have renewed leases on their
shore homes. and Will remain until the
FIST frosts make bathing task III
stead OF a pleasure.
Patrons of the Marlborough Blen-
helm and invited guests were given
musical treat This week by the appear
ance Of Master Manol.Jo Fumes, thir-
teen-vear-cld pianist OF international
fame. The recital in The assembly
room Of ,he hotel YVES arranged by
Judge John J. White, sponsor for the
plan 20 give Atlantic City the best IN
music and opera.
Tho Child~en's Seashcre House, a
splendid shore charity, benefited from
the 0ridg, given at the Hotel Chez sea
on " ednesddy. Among the New York
women who played were Mrs. Edward
Gleason. Ms. Henry Harvey, Mrs.
William Craig. Mrs. Alexander Dixon,
nrs. Webstev Bel, Mrs Irwin j. Reiter'
Nrs Wnbe0 Stewart. Mrs. Ronert
White ala Ms. Abbott Wilkins.
M. and Ms. II. 6. Griffin and Miss
Linda Griffin were among the new ad-
ditions 10 The New York colony at the
Traymore. Mr. and Mrs. 7. v. De
jain ana Mrs. Eugene Beck Joined the
New York contingent at the anne Motel.
Victor HCrber- ves ~ the Shelbufne
this week 3uving the opening week OF
bis new opera. Mrs. c. S Letzenoerger
and Miss Letzenbe-ser, Of Brooklyn
are al the Phillips House.
Cover, T. r0s VIA o. MG"Ss-
chusetts. General Cecil Lyons, o. Tex
AS. ard d. " Anedondo, - TINS country
as a mediator for Pan-Americsn peace.
are az the MARLBOROUGH Blenhelm
senior AreCcrdo is accom- panied by MS
wife and three sons. Lieutenant Com
mander T. o. Hart. OF the Minnesota
is at the Observation-Disclosures, with
Mrs. Hart.
Miss Louise Drew, daughter Of John
Drew. is al the Alainac this week.
Last week a. the TraymOre witnessed
he importation Of scene from Ora
NADIA for the cdfcatio. Of shore visit
ors. The Moorish architecture of that
Spanish CITY. The capital city OF Anda-
iusia. the renowned Alhambra, and the