New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-20
BEFORE Breakfast
Dips Newest Fad
At Atlantic City
Surf Is Chief Attraction
II Thousands of july
Visitors; Life Guards in
Newest Sport Thrillers

ATLANTIC CITY. July 19-Surf
ssthing has become the one real sport
and there are few among the thousands
Al July visitors now crowding the re-
art who do not go into the surf at
last once each day. Hundreds have
,sken I'D the fad of dips before break
ssst. and q number Of pretty women
hsve a succession of bathing rigs
which are worn for real surf dips or
;o- the long hours of lolling on the
warm sand. Husky young life guards
have evolved new sport OF surf rum
ninr in lifeboats. and are furnishing
thrills for Boardwalk spectators after
The regular duty hours OF the guard
"Bed for Every Boarder" may be the
new slogan OF members of the Avenue
Hotel Mems Association Of Atlantic
Ci.v. whose members are preparing to
assure every August vacation seeker
coming TO the resort comfortable GUAR
ters during the rush. a special bureau
IL TO be established. which viii list
sysry vacant room in hotels and board
INC houses. and hotels, large and small
III be acquainted with the location o.
ths rooms for the benefit of late arr
vals whom they are unable to accom-
modate.
Honeymoon Pair at Traymors
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nee. Bowma a
v,re the most noticed honeymoon pair
an the Boardwalk this week. They o,4
rupied the bridal suite at the Traymors j.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Johnson, Miss
Frances Johnson, Miss Hilda Johnson
and Miss Estelle Johnson are in a fam
ily party from New York at the st.
Charles this week. Miss F. NJ. Burns,
Of White Plains. is visiting Mrs. A P.
Burns, of East Orange, at the st.
Charles Mrs. M guel de Oguera ca ae
to the Marlborough Blenheim from \ NV
York, accompanied by Mrs. C. G. e.
GRAY. who recently returned f I'm
Pasadena, has Miss Martha Cate nd
Miss Virginia Gray as her guests at he
Marlborough Blenheim, and Lieute1 mt
commander II. C. Train and Mrs. T ain
Mrs. NJ. T. Mercier, Of New York,
came to the Chelsea, accompanied by
Mrs. Irving NJ. Dewey and Miss Often
andt. Mrs Theodore Montague and
Mrs. Jason A. Nelson are among the
New York patrons of the Chelsea.
Nr. and Mrs. A. A. Landay and Miss
wien Landay motored to the Chelsea
sarly in the week. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. B.
Ha.rick have closed their homa at
Larchmont and will be at the Strand
through July.
Other New York Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Roche are
smong the New Workers at the Dennis.
Mrs. (. Bright Wilson'S at the Dennis
With Miss Sue Wilson and Miss Alma
Lackey. Miss Helen Moore and Miss
Dorothea Weatherby have Joined the
New York colony at the Esplanade.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lincoln Stradler and Mr.. and
Hrs. ". r. Couch are among the ar
rivals from New York at the AMI as
| sador.
! Miss Grace V. Hollahan is visiting
Miss Thompson, OF Brooklyn, at the
Monticello Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walker, OF New York, and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Burke, Of Orange, are reg
istered at the Kentucky. Miss M r.
garet Reilly, OF " oodhaven, Long IL
|. and. is at the Netherlands. MIR and
|Mrs. J. J. De Vries came to the Wells-
boro early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. De Witt H. Clinton
have joined the New York colony at
/ the Aiamac. Mr.. and Mrs. V. N. Rich
ards are at that hotel. Mr.. and Mrs
Fletcher Tracy are Brooklyn visitors
| al the Wiltshire.