New-York tribune., 1920-08-15
Summer Girl Army
Turns Atlantic City
Into Beauty Show
100, 900 Brighten Board
walk Verandas While Host
of New Arrivals Promises
to Shatter Resort Records
sneoiol Dispo,ch to The r,sbune


ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 14.--One
hundred thousand summer maids are
on the list for the mid August Sunday
at the shore. All this week the real
summer maids have been pouring in
and it is a poky hotel which does not
have sort of beauty show for its
verandas and bathrooms. Down along
the Strand beach Surgeon Bossert
and other experts declare that the
crop of summer beauties is larger and
finer than ever before, and the func-
tions at yacht clubs and casinos in
the summer cottage colony are bright
with feminine youth.
1t is expected that all records for
Boardwalk attendance will go to smash
with arrival of the excursionists to-
morrow. Since Thursday there has
been constant call for quarters from
all over the country and the seashore
cot is likely to be called into extensive
commission.
Trains have been running in sec
tions all this week, while the motor
lists have dared highways torn up for
repairs to an extent that has forced
appointment of special officers who
man the points where detours are
necessary.
The entire resort has been enlisted
in the work of preparation for the Fall
Frolic planned to be the big event of
the late season. Motor runs from
New York and other cities, with
trophies for the winners in several
classes, will open the carnival which
will have a parade of bathing beau
ties, flower pageant with boardwalk
rolling chairs, a marine parade and
grand athletic carnival among its
features.
One of the social events of the week
was the card function given at the
Blackstone in aid of the Council of
Jewish Women who managed the af-
fair. Both yacht clubs have their
summer programs of sport ard social
affairs we'll under way and there is
much activity among the younger set
IN the leading hotels.
A number of foreign visitors arrived
-Ii4o "SSh ". 1HIISIOpNCfSOn, u.
Christopherson jr., and j. Reelby came
from Buenos Ayres to the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry g. Moline are at
that hotel from Porto Rico and
Charles w. Hopkins, Oscar Sillen. S.
Borthron and S. Northson came from
Stockholm to the Traymore.
Townsend Pinckney and Cornelius
Pinckney, who have been at Colorado
Springs, arrived at the Ambassador
this week. Alfred |. du Pont heads a
wilmington party at that hotel.
Among the New Workers at the AM
bassador are George Files, R. C. Berle.
L, W.. E. Ring jr., R. S. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Mudd, Mr. and Mrs. viii
lam V. Courtright, r. L. Taylor, =. F.
Robertson, NJ. Hayes, Miss Dorothy
Moss, Mrs. G. A. Ackermann, Jack
Eaton, j. L. Hawkinson, Stirlio M. De-
vltalls, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Guy Ahllowell.
Lester L. Falk, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R.
Gushing, Mrs. P. H McNulty, Miss
Helen McNulty, Edward McNulty
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Woodburn, Vita Bel
mont, c. F. Cartledge, Mr.. and Mrs.
". Wiiliam Calender jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Oakley and W.~B. Sullivan.
Nora Bayes headed the list of the
atrical stars at the Sheburne this
week. General Quincy 0. Gilmore
came from New York to visit with
Quincy 0. Gilmore jr at the Brighton
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Jones motored
from New York for stay at the Den
mis-. Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Cooper
are among the newcomers at the Sea-
side.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin D. Van Name
arrived at the Marlborough Blenheim.
Mrs George L. Lockwood and Mrs. +.
G; Strouse came from New York to the