New-York tribune., 1919-05-18

Sea Riescues Tore
Trie ID by Planes
All antic City Meet
Jersey Shore Resort to Sea
firs t Attempt to Use Air
craft as Beach Cuards
Sea son in Full Su,;,.

Special Corrcspoao-,s.
All. sNTIC CITY, May 17.-rbr,n;,
rescue from seaplanes will he sr.
the n sw and novel stunts perfcr,,-s
mere n*sxt week during the tests =, :.
maze Of the first squad of lifeeu.rs.
getti hg ready for duty on Memor;.s
Day', Members of the beach i;rs.-,
lor' e Will act as Victims of the su,s
wh le expert flying men of tho A.,a
ma htical Congress now in sess;cr h.
I'll attempt to drop into the rc,l.,.
otside the breaker line and rick =,
me men from the sea. So far c;tv osI
Gals are skeptical over the ab,,;ti., :.
The planes to perform practical rs,.,,s
work. but it may be that volunteers !,
alrplanes will be used to soar over ~,
thousands Of midsummer bathe-. .ns
keep watch for accidents.
Golfers played return dat. AZ
Northfield to-day when the fnalist. ~
the annual spring tourney met to A..
eide the matches which were uostron.a
last Saturday because of the ncrthea.,
storm. Most of the contestants vho
reached the semi-fnal brackets sro
from the Philadelphia district or homo
players, so that there is not expectsd
to be many defaults in the field.
handicap medal play match was ar.
ranged for the benefit of golfers who
wished to play, rather than to follor
the players in the big matches of N,
day.
Glenn Curtiss led the new squad os
official experts who came to the Tray,
more during the week, and there i,
much interest IN the announcement a.
arriving British officials who believe
that the first dirigible to cross from
England will attempt landing in At
lantic City
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw is among the
women here for the meeting of the New
Jersey State Suffrage Convention
which brought many leaders in Che
movement for womens votes from
North Jersey and New York. An elsb.
crate programme is being arranged for
the meeting of the National Conference
on Social Work, which opens here on
June /, and which will have Governors
OF most of the states of the Union o.
guests. The American Federation Of
Labor, the American Medical Associa
ton, the American Car Builders and
the Grand Lodge of Elks are on the
convention programme for the com.
ing weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Mace and Miss GLADYS
Mace have arrived at the Traymore
Prom Nnrly
Sherwood Aldrich also are staying
Mrs. Sophie Kerr Underwood came
from her home in Newark to the MarI-
borough -Blenheim, and Mr. and Mrs.
John c. Wood, Of New York, are also
there. Mrs. j. J. De Long Is entertain
ing Mrs. Wilson Smith at the Marlbor
ough Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Tierney. Of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs A J. Hammond.
of Monticello, arrived at the St Charles
early in the week Mrs. Valeska Hugo
and Master Victor Hugo are at the St
Charles. MIR and Mrs. Elliott Simpson,
Of Brooklyn, are at the Alamac Mrs.
B. r. Rose, Of Montclair, Is at the
Blackstone, with Miss Eva Rose and
Miss Irma Rose, who are entertaining
Miss Olive Terrell, of Middletown,
Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Lester ar
rived at the Grand Atlantic from New
York
Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Baldwin and
Lathrop NJ. Baldwin are in a family
party from South Orange at the Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. John f Dryden came up
from Washington to the Dennis. Mrs
Floyd Parker is entertaining Miss Lula
Parlette. of Washington. at the Wilt
shire. Mrs. f. c. Logan fas Mrs N. P
King, of New Canaan. Conn, as her
guest at the Seaside. Mrs J. h. jenkins
arrived at the Strand with Miss Jsns
Van Week, of Brooklyn.