The Washington herald., 1919-05-18

sociation at which 400 persons win
be present.
Hon. David r. Francis, Amba.sa-
dor TO Russia. IL ct White sulphur
Springs. where he viii spend some
time before coming to Washington.
The Ambassador. who passed nine
weeks at the Greenbrier, aided IN
putting the Victory Liberty Loan
over the top at White sulphur
Springs on the closing day. when
hs appealed to tho sojourners there
to Join him In raising the needed
over the needed amount was SUD
an exhibition OF baby tank was
given. A large gallery watched the
battle SCARED veteran climb the
Kate's Mountain road, and DO
various stunts.
DIR. SHAW AT ATLANTIC
CITY SEEKING ACTION.
Dr. Anna Howard Shaw was
amons the national characters at
Atlantic City generally recognised
by Washington visitors there last
week. DR.. Shaw went there TO
address the New Jersey State Suf-
frage Convention whose members
have been there this week seeking
method to wage a winning war on
the legislators of New Jersey for
the vote. Leaders Of the move
nient, who believe that victory in
New Jersey will have tremendous
influence on the movement for ma
tional suffrage. have been among
the guests OF the convention which
mad as Its principal event q mass
meeting.
Ambitious airnen seekins places as
special guards over the bathers will
/ stage special life saving events from
seaPlanes during the tests to be held
next week, to select men for the sum-
mer life guard force. The planes will
descend TO the ocean outside the
breaker line and attempt to succor
volunteer victims" and will furnish
thrills Tor the boardwalk spectators.
aside from any success for the expert
ment 1t Is likely that one or more
planes VIII be In service during the
big bathing rush in August to report
any mishaps that may occur among
the swimmers who are victims OF
over-confldence.
Golfers staged a comeback, play
ing out the finals of the spring tour
nament OF the Atlantic City Country
CLUB. which were postponed because of
terrinc storm. Big galleries fol-
lowed the players and club governors
arranged special handicap medal
play event for the benefit. of players
VINO remained over to be on hand for
the final events in the spring event.
UNLOCK THE OCEAN
ON MEMORIAL DAY.
Atlantic City is to formally unlock
the ocean" on Memorial Day, but
warm weather of this week brought
out hundreds of bathers So far city
ohcials have refused to make cnS
statements regarding possible restric.
lions on "onc- piece" swimming suits.
out the surf rigs so far on view have
been modest in the extreme and made
attractive by many furbelows. Sew.
eral beachtront bathing establish.
ments will open next week to accom-.
modate the early surf devotees.
Inc Washington colony is growing
with the advance of the season and
number OF well-known folk from
the National Carital are in the hotel:
for the weekend
Col II. c. Kramer and Mrs. Kramer
| otedNSN a. tnt iTdy1nOre- IhOm1S r.
Shipp is another Washington visito,
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Thorpe are
at the Traymore from Washington. C
T. Clayton and George +. KilIian are
also registered at the Traymore from,
Washington.
Miss Nancy Forrest Green. OF
Washington. arrived at the Marl
borough -Blenheim with Mr.. and Mrs
Zola T. Green and Miss Heller
Green, of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
W. ]. Nally are here from Wash.
ington. Miss Mary A. z. Cullen /.
at the Marlborough-Bl -Blenheim witt
Miss Charlotte Cullen. MalIart
Dunn is a Washington visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. l. High are
among the Washington patrons Of
the St. Charles. Lieut.. d. f. Cum.
minis and Mrs. Cummins arrived a
the St. Charles. Mrs. D. A. Eli:
Is entertaining Miss Heald at thc
Alamac. Lieut. John Croft and Mrs
Croft went from Washington to the
blackstone for the weekend. Mr.
and Mrs. w. c. Herbert, of Wash
ington. are visiting the Grand at,
laLtic.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Dryder
Joined the Washington colony at the
Dennis. Miss NJ. G. Deehan Is n
the Dennis with Miss Eileen Swee
ney. Mrs. c. G. Amber. os Wash.
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