New-York tribune., 1920-07-25
Atlantic City Is Cav
With Beach arties
And Entertainment
Chelsea Yacht Club Is In Re-
vive Cake Walk of Pre-.
War Days at Affair Given
for Benefit of Charity
special Dispatch to The Trt,,,,. j..

ATLANTIC CITY, July 24.-W;tb ~.
excursion and vacation season in ~,
swing, Atlantic City is prepared n an uA
tertaln a maximum summer populatio-
for the next six weeks. Most Of W.
hotels are we'll filled, but outin;s.;ss
managers promise to care for all ~
rivals. A few folk left this veek a..
fashionable resorts in the rnounfa;r"
to remain until after Labor Dav bn.,
their places were quickly taken :,
others who have been awaiting non.
that applications for reservations c.s
be filled in houses along the beses
front. Real estate brokers and bos.i
managers report q heavy demand n.
quarters in September, and predict
considerable extension of the ord;nar-
season into the greatest seasbo,.
month of the year.
New York motorists are interested n
the proposal that the proposed "Ideals
section of the Lincoln Highway sba,,
be laid between New York and Atlapti.
City, touching the principal coast
points in New Jersey. Advocates Oi
the proposition say tnat such road
would be more widely used than any
other piece of roadway in the countrv
and that the consequent ADVERTISE
val uS WOQiQ pC cuOI 1 lie matter
has been taken up by the civic and mo-
toring associations of this section.
City otricials are preparing to inter.
vene in the squabble between rolling
chair owners and their striking push.
ers on the Boardwalk. The officials in.
sist that visitors shall not be incon-
venienced and have placed policemen
in charge of several places where the
human motors on strike might strive
to interfere with the volunteer pushers
who took many of their places. Men
who control the rolling chair industry
declare they are unable 10 increase the
wages of the pushers because the pub
lie cannot pay higher rates for use Of
the vehicles, and so far have refused to
listen to talk of arbitration. Hundreds
Of the chairs were out of use foY days.
All sorts of novel social affairs took
place during the week. In Chelsea
young folk who gave an evening beach
party erected special stage for ANA
teur vaudeville stunts and attracted
large audience along the Boardwalk.
Members of the Chelsea Yacht Club
are to revive the cakewalk of several
years ago at function TO be given on
the clubhouse stage in aid of local
charity. The women Of the Chelsea
facht Club gave card party Tor the
Child Federation, and visitors of the
Catholic faith are planning several al
fairs in aid Of the building fund Of The
rev Catholic congregation in Ventnor.
Baby shows started for the season on
the Steel Pier and the Chefs cans will
have a children's carnival with babies
of the social colony as stars.
There was an international gather.
ing of visitors at the Traymore this
week, when the register showed the
presence of G. G. Cracopoulus, Of
Athens; Miguel A. H. Caves, of Bar
celona; R. Mun'z Oviles, of Spain; 4
Lochner de Villiers, of Cape Town; A.
A. Nal, of Holland; A. Treep, of Delft;
A. Ahldran, of Stockholm; Mrs. Lopez
Chavez and her daughters, of Paris;
Oliverio Rodriguez and Jose Maria
Comes, of Colombia, and F. B. Halps
Of Ottawa.