New-York tribune., 1920-02-01
Atlantic City Style
S how Enlightens
Winter Sojourners
Smart Designs ia Tailored
Sports Suits Exhibited;
Yacht Club Arranges Re-
gattas and Social Functions
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
S.l4ANTIC CITY, Jan. 31.-Seashorc
society made an occasion out OF the
annual Style Show of the National As
sociation of Merchant Tailors at the
breakers this week to dictate the
styles for men, The salon included
showing OF smart styles in tailored
sports clothes for women. Maids ana
matrons of the winter colony were
guests at the show and at tea which
followed.
The B'nai Birth held a convention
at the Breakers and heard reports on
the growth of the movement tor aile
Viating the condition OF members OF
tae race in the recent war zones.
The Boardwalk is to see large
spectacle IN June during the meeting
of the International Rotary Club. when
members from New England Will com
.nemoratc the three hundredth ami
versary of the Landing of the Pilgrims.
Members from New York and other
cities will assist in arranging a great
outdoor celebration, which VIII mclude
the formal spectacle of the landing
on American shores. A number of no.
table men and women will be among
the guests and speakers of the occa-
sion. Word has been received that
several hundred British members OF
the organization will be present
Amateur shippers and members of
vacht clubs from Sandy Hook to Cape
Nav will be guests Of the Atlantic CITY
Yacht Club at interclub regattas ana
social functions to be held here with
Lifting of the ban on deep sea racing
laid down during the war Will allow
Of extension of the racing and cruls-
ing to the ocean outside the limits OF
the inlet, and both sailing and power
regattas are on the 1920 program OF
the yachtsmen. The deepening OF the
inlet entrance channel also is to be
followed by extension Of invitations to
owners OF deep draft cruising craft
pass at least a portion Of the sum-
mer season in Atlantic City waters.
Sportsmen who enjoy deer shooting
IN TIE mainland are among those deeply .
Interested in proposed legislation at the
tate capital for killing OF deer that
invade the farming and trucking sec
lions Agriculturists are demanding
law permitting the killing OF game
snimals, but the sportsmen are seeking T
a compromise measure providing for
payment TO farmers for damage to crops /
and to save the deer for the annual
winter snort. a determined effort also
is being made to bar the big seine (
nets at scores of points along the coast
because of the scooping up Of food and
same fish intent on entering the bays
% spawn.
Close approach Of the Lenten season
mas resulted in increase in travel shore
ward, and many reservations have been
made in hotels for family parties com
ing from Southern resorts for the peni
tental and Easter season number
OF we'll known New York folk were
among the arrivals Of the week.
Nirs. Stanley l.. Richter arrived at
the Traymorc from New York for an
extended stay. Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
l.. Collins also are among the New York
soJourners at that hotel. Mrs Joseph
9. Lincoln arrived at the Traymore
carly in the week.
Major and Mrs. Warren Bigelow came
from New York for a stay at the Tray
more.
Mrs. Duncan Brown, of Staten Island
IS here with Mrs. Louis }. Long, Of
Mn and Mrs. T. Barton Walton and
Miss Madeline Walton are in q New
York family party at the Boscobel.
Miss Stire and Miss Miriam Stre [
Joined the New York winter colony at
the Boscobel.
Heroy are members Of & New York
family party at the Ambassador.
Mrs. ward Douglas, OF New York, is
q the Ambass sador.
Mrs Phillip Champaign, who passed
the early winter in Jacksonville, is q
newcomer at the Dennis.
Nh and Mrs. Walter A. Vanderleith .
have closed their home at Pelham and .
viii pass some time at the Dennis.
Mrs. A. j. Bailey came to the shore
TO JOIN family party.
Major l.. NJ. Watson is visiting Mn I
and Mrs p. p. Watson, of Phjladclp phia,
at the St. Charles.
Mrs W. st. George Elliott jr, of
New York, among the arrivals Of
he. o,, az h
Blenheim.
Major and Mrs II. G. Opdycke and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Whiting are in a
New York party at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Mrs; A. B. wattley is entertaining
Mrs. Edward b. Jordan jr, Of Hemp
stead at the Marlborough Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Capron Marsh.
of East Orange, arrived ct the Mari
borough Blenheim.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p Rand and Miss
Rand are Brooklyn visitors at the Ala
mac.
Mr.. and Mrs C. P Scott camo to
the Alamac from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Meyer, of New
York, are at the Breakers. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. +. Murray have joined the New
York colony at the Breakers.
Miss Stella Maris and Miss Caroline
Vining are among the New Workers at
the De Vile.
Mrs, c. NJ: woodford Is at the
Strand with Mrs. A. b Sturges, of
Nutley.
Mr. and Mrs c. D. Hoagland, of
Bellerose, Long Island, have arrived
ut the Strand.
Homer Saiut-Gaudens came to the
Shelburne for the week end
Miss NJ. Ii. Duggett, of New York,
IS at the Shelburne with Mrs. L. N.
Mathews. of Cleveland.
John V. Singleton and Miss Bessie
Singleton are at the pennhurst
Nh and Mrs. +. NJ. Covert. of New
York. are at tho Arlington.
Salrs,v OLA Point Cor,fort