New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-04-27
n. Y. Air Police
To Start Training
At Atlantic CITY
Jersey Shore Resort L. Ready
for Aeronautical Meet in
May; Special Plans Made
for Safety OF Audience

.SpeciGl Cores onGcncc
ATLANTIC CITY, April 26.-New
York air traffic cops are to arrive here
/ next week to go into training, and in
cidentally to assist in guarding TIE
scores of planes and dirigibles expected
for the meet of the Pan American
Aeronautical Congress which begins
May l and will last until June The
big landing field in Chelsea, to be used
by the airmen during the meet, has
been fenced in to prevent accidents and
by shippers of the Atlantic City and
Chelsea yacht clubs to keep clear the
landing places laid out for flying boats
This week the syndicate, headed by
Lieutenant Stehlin, established the first
air line between the shore and the big
cities, and posters advertising the time
of departure are hung in the hotels
Women are taking to aviation enthus-
lastlcally and the latest Boardwalk
wrinkle is the leather suit worn both
for flying and for promenading.
Golfers are arriving for the first
shore tournament of the season. which
begins May at the Atlantic CITY
Country Club. There will be three
days of medal and match play, with a
number of consolation events and
added features. Many shore golfers
went to Lakewood for the tourney
and are carrying invitations to the
contestants to come here next week.
when the courtesies Of the shore course
Will be extended for practice.
Prepare for Surf Season
The first detail Of life Guards who
are 10 look after the early bathcrs went
into training in tho surf and the in
door pools this week ready for the tests
which will determine those who are TO
have places on the force. Official open
ing OF the bathing season is scheduled
I Tor Memorial Day, but the increasing
number Of daily bathers who dare the
still chilly surf is likely to cause the
appointment of an early season squad
Extension Of the bathing beach to
Ventnor is to call for the appoi ntment
OF number of new guards during the
rush season Of July and August.
Many who came for Easter are re-
naming ut the shore and more we'll
known New Workers. arrived during the
week to take the places Of those who
departed. Railway officials arc work
ing out ali early summer schedule that
will add a number Of fast trains to the
number ready in service and have
promised increases to Il further extent
when the big rush Of travel starts in
mid May.
Canadians Are Entertained
Sir John Eaton and Lady Eaton, Of
Toronto, remained after Easter. They
entertained at dinner in the submarine
grill of the Traymore, ,hcir guests be
lqg Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Williams. DR..
Margaret Johnston, Miss Patience Bart
ley, Dr.. T.. w. Bennett and Miss Ben
nett. Countess del Garcia, who recent
~ arrived in New York from Paris, is
at tho Marlborough -Blenheim for stay
OF several days. Mrs. David S. Cook,
OF New York, is entertaining "A party of
young people at the Marlborough Blen-
helm, the party including Miss Ethel
Wrenn, Miss Phoebe Morrow, Miss Cath
crime Morrow and Frederic Morrow.
Mrs. Edmond f. Burton is at the Tray
more with Miss Alberta Burton. Mr.
and Mrs. John f. Gilchrist are among
the New York visitors at the Traymore
Mrs. HURT Is Entertaining
Mrs. Frank D. HURT is entertaining
Mrs. Walter Hawkhurst at the Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Bentot and Mrs
n. e. Jones are IN a party from Pelham
at the Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Roadway, who are at the Sheburne,
have been entertaining Mr.. and Mrs
B. L. Atwater, of Garden City. Mr.
and Mrs. II. f. Thompson, who spent
the winter in Pasadena, arc at the
Shclburne for several weeks Mrs X
Barton Angelman, of Newark, arrived
at the De Vile. Mrs. Rupert H. Clark
and Miss Alice Brownee have joined
the New York colony at the Seaside.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Fox, of Brooklyn,
who arc at the Alamac, are entertain
ing Ensign Harry B. George, of Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Robbins
also are at the Alamac. Mr.. and Mrs
William Z. Edmonds arrived at the
Strand, where Mrs. Edmonds is enter
tanning Miss Elizabeth Dacey.