The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-03
Bathing Continues
at Atlantic City

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. Oct. All the
warmth and sultriness that August
lacked has been crowded into the last
ten days with, the result that thousands
have enjoyed the surf daily The sea
has been at temperature that generally
prevails during the summer.
Although 1t is customary to withdraw
the last OF the life guards force of 100
from the beach patron before October
/ Mayor Bader has announced that rs
long as the water remains warm enough
for bathing the GUARDS will stay at their
posts,
Several thousand members OF the
Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles OF the
Mystic Shrine from Newark. Jersey
City, Camden. Trenton and other cities
of the State. and a representation from
Baltimore. are here for their annual
outing. The Chalfonte Hotel Is the
headquarters of the officials. and there
are members quartered at Haddon Hail.
the seaside. the Strand the Alamac
the Breakers. the st. Charles and the
Traymore. the headquarters for the
members of Salaam Temple OF Newark,
which Is in charge of the arrangements
for the national convention of the order.
which will be held in this city mex
June.
Sheerwater gulls which are native OF
Southern waters have appeared here In
large flocks. The Inlet shippers take
II that this indicates late winter and
that balmy weather may be expected for
a long time.
The auxiliary schooner yacht Betty,
owned by Senator Boies Penrose Of
Pennsylvania. has locked at the Inlet
and Is being prepared for a cruise II
Is said that Senator penrose. who has
been OF the Shelburne for week for
his health. will proceed soon for Chesa-
peake Bay and later may go farther
South
Mr.. Ernest du Pont Of wilmington.
Del. has arrived aboard his cabin
cruiser. the Ayana, which files the flag
OF the A. Y. Club of Philadelphia. He
was entertained at the Atlantic City
Yacht Club.
Kinghsh are running we'll in the
Inlet section. Among the large catches
was one by william Gale and Joseph
Sulloway of this city. who brought 200
ashore in one day. William Hayman
caught 100 weakfish also are plentiful
Tho drive for the sale OF Irish bonds
fs proceeding actively. II was opened
formally b. Eamonn de Valera, President
OF the Irish Republic. who addressed
1000 persons at mass meeting on the
Steel Pier on Sunday night Major
Michael Kelly. OF the Sixty-ninth
Regiment. New York. is in charge
The Deeper Waterways Associations
convention will open here on Tuesday
with large number Of delegates quart
cred AZ the Trn vrnore. the Marlborough
Blenhoim. the Dennis. the Ambassador.
the Seaside. the Blackstone and the st.
Charles.
SO successful was the rolling chair
pageant here n week ago that plans are
under way TO make II one OF tho resort =
annual events.
Among the arrivals at tho Traymore
this week were Mrs. Glen MacDonough.
Mr.. Alien MacDonouFh. Mcssrs Ray
fnond Hubbe' and VIII am y. Eng'isN.
.Tr.. OF New York Mr.. and Mts John.F'
Baudouine and Mr.. ard Nl-s. John r.
Dsudouine. Jr, OF Lerchnont.
MIR Calvin p Ven Name. Borough
President OF Richmond New York
city, passed most Of the week at
the Marlborough Blenhc m with Messrs
Theodore $ Oxhoim. John r. Bowen and
John Convey Mr. and Mrs A. J. Lam.
Ter Of Now York are entertaining Mr.
an.AM~s x. de Jone and Mrs de Jone
Il Rylana 4 tho hotel Mr.. Gerald "a
Costa mir we'd there from New Yori.
With Mr.. X A. Smith.