New-York tribune., 1920-02-08
Candy Shops Take Place
OF Atlantic City Saloons
Bon Bon Stores and Pharmacies Spring I'm Like
Mushrooms Along the Boardwalk in Quarters
Where Liquor Once Reigned Supreme

ago IN North Jersey were among those
present at the meeting of the New Jer-
sey State Mosquito Exterminating
Commission held at the Chalfonte this
week. Plans were made for = crusade
III favor of state payment for cam
palgn that will eliminate the mosquito
from New Jersey, and reports showed
that many square miles Of coast resort
section have been freed of the pest
during the last few years.
Members of the American Brewers
Association have announced that they
will give full and open consideration
to the question Of just what their final
moves will be for retaining privilege to
sell light wines and beer at the meet
ing to be held at the Traymore late
this month. The brewers have invited
noted lawyers and officials as guests
OF their meetings and there is belief
that Governor Edward I. Edwards of
New Jersey may attend to air his views
against absolute stoppage Of the sale
Of light drinks in New Jersey at least
Several other important conventions
are listed for meetings between the
"a ScCHt tiiiAc anu VIC dIIlNdA VI CllOu-
sands of delegates to the big meeting
Of the international Rotary to take
place in June next.
New York motorists who travel by
night will have brilliantly lighted
boulevard entrance to Atlantic City
during the spring and summer. A spe-
cial system of lighting by standards
placed at close intervals from Absecon
TO the Parkway entrance to the resort
has been planned and work at installa-
tion will be started st once.
The new Absecon Boulevard, com
pleted since last season, cuts several
miles from the distance between New
York and Atlantic City and eliminates
a number Of grade crossings on the
way to the shore.
A number of New York daughters Of
prominent families arrived here with
a coterie Of Bryn Mawr undergraduates
who came for u week end at the Hotel
Chelsea. Miss Mildred Voorhees,. Of
of Chicago. and Miss Camilla Garrison
and Miss WiniTred Worcester we're in
a party with Miss Phoebe Norcross and
Miss Clarissa Bonnelly, Of Chicago.
Miss Katherine L. Gardner, Of New
York, entertained Miss Loretta Grimm.
Of Texarkana, Tex, for the shore trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert c. Purvis
headed famlly party from New YORK
arriving at the Traymore. Mrs.
William A. Prime is here with Miss
Cornelia Prime, and Mrs. Henry San
ford arrived at the Traymore acc6m-
panied by Henry Sanford jr. Miss
Edna Ferber accompanied Mrs. Julia
Ferber on a visit to the Traymore.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter G. Burrows and
Miss Margaret Burrows came from
New Rochelle for a stay at the Tray
more.
DR.. H. n. Stevenson and Mrs.
Stevenson, Of Pelham, are at the Marl-
borough Blenheim. Mrs. Frederic P.
Sands and Miss Elizabeth Sands will
60 to Newport later in the season.
Mrs. Edward X. Stettinius is new
conner in the New York colony ut the
Marlborough -Blenheim. Mr. and Mrs
William H. Otto, Of Jersey City, are
spending some time at the st. Charles /
DR.. Charles Brown and Mrs. Brown
are in the New York colony there.
Miss Nan Walliston has Joined
friends at the Hotel Raleigh. Mrs. j. /.
j. Hoover and Miss Cora Robbins are |
among the new arrivals there. Mrs.
John j. Kane is entertaining Miss
Grant, Of New York, at the Ambassa-
dor. Mrs. Macgrane Cox is at that
hotel, and Mrs. r. r. Goodnow, of |
New York, arrived at the Ambassa-
dos, accompanied by Miss Falls.