The New York herald., 1920-01-11
GARDEN PIER TO Be
LARGELY EXTENDED
At ATLANTIC CITY
Additional Space To Be Pro-
vided for Conventions and
Exhibits.

| ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Saturday.-Mr.
John F. Malone, a member OF the City
Commission Of Buffalo, n. Y, who is al
the st. Charles with Mrs. Malone and
their daughter, Miss Lucia Virginia Ma
lone, is convinced that commission govern
ment will be a permanent institution in
Buffalo. While in the New York State
Senate Mr.. Malone fathered the Commis-
sion Government Act for Buffalo.
Mr.. Arthur Cremona, manager of the
AMBASSADOR. who also will manage the
New Ambassador Hotel in New York, has
received from his old friend, Enrico Ca
lruso, announcement of the birth of a
daughter. When Caruso was an humble
loperatic aspirant Cremona was waiter
in small restaurant in London whittier
would flock Caruso and others who have
since achieved success in grand opera.
Caruso induced Mr.. Cremona to join one
lof the choruses at Covent Garden where
this little band sang for time in roper.
toire. Despite the pleadings of his friends
he withdrew to seek his fortune in
America.
Extensive alterations will be begun soon
on two of the large piers. A contract has
been awarded for re-enforcing the foun-
daton of the Million Dollar Pier TO insure
it's bearing future big exhibits such as the
Master Car Builders Association of Amer
lea brings for it's annual convention. The
work will cost several hundred thousand
dollars.
! The Garden Pier in the upper Boardwalk
section will be extended 500 feet. This VIII
provide additional space for convention
meetings and exhibits and divers attrac-
tions The work will cost nearly s400 900
Bishop Luther B. Wilson. Of New York.
! and John D. Rockefeller. Jr., who have
been at the convention Of the Inter-
Church World Movement. will remain in
town until tomorrow. They were in con-
ference at the Traymore tonight.
| The resort has lost by death two of its
best known beachfront hotel proprietors
this week. Mr.. Mack Latz, proprietor Of
the Alamac, died suddenly on Sunday
morning. and Mr.. Samuel Hanstein. pro-
prietor of the Royal Palace, died Wednes-
day after a short illness.
! Among other New York folk who have
been seen at the hotels this week were:-
/ Hraymore-Mr. and Mrs E. Mortimer
! Barnes and Miss Barbara Barnes. Captain
George r. Beardsey. Mr.. ard Mrs. Albert
Payson Terhune, Mrs. II. f. Tiedeman and
Miss Helen Tiedeman: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward L. Patton, Mrs. l.. B. Appleton. Miss
Sylvia Newcomb, Mrs. J. T. Hollenback,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl III. GetZ Miss Leila
c. Won Holk, Mrs. r. f. Tyson Miss
Marion Stott, Mrs Arthur Picard Mr.. G.
A. Whaley Mrs. Robert Graves. Mrs. J.
E. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Fufcher
Miss Florence MacFadyen, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. B. Field. Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Buffum.
Miss Madelyne lie Vene. Mr.. j. T. Healy
Mr.. r. r. Tuttle Miss Elizabeth Wise.
Mr.. II. N Field. Mrs. Lloyd Lurron Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Wilmer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
L. Snider Mr. William Marbe. Mr. David
Orr, Mr. and Mrs. J. A DevereuX, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathaniel r. Wilkes and Mas
ter Wilkes, of Forest Hills; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert O'Donnell, Mr.. and Mrs w. f.
OH I ITaer- -if,fs
ton, Mr.. Charles II. Pratt, Miss Regina
Spiegel Mrs. Emile Rey, Mrs, Thomas
Rowbottom, Miss Rhoda r. McCuloch.
Miss Carolyn Roland Mr.. c. s. Clark and
Mrs. John Mason Knox. of Brooklyn.
! Marlborough -Blenheim Miss Grace
Burnap Miss Bess O'Brien, Miss Frances
B. Paine, who arrived with Miss Edith NJ
Vogel; Mrs w. B. Peard, who was ac-
compan;ed by Mrs. w. f. Proctor; Mrs
Harold c. Scrymser. Mrs. Frank McWil-
liams, Staten Island Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas f. Woodlock, Mrs Francis Col
gate Dale, who arrived with Mrs. NJ. L. D.
Mcconnell; Mr. Edward W. Lowney. Mr.
j. c. Lyons, Miss Susie T. Lyons, Mrs
n. NJ. Gsey. Mrs. B. S. Dennis, Mrs. X l..
Wormey, Mr.. and Mrs s. w. Sterling,
Mrs. Harry Morse and Miss Moose; the
Rev. Joseph ]. Genthner. Mrs. W. II. Van
SAINT Mrs. A. 3. Clements. Mr.. Philip
Koble, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ross Brook
! lyn: Mr.. j. G. Chevaler, Mr. Clarence
Hudson, Mr.. l. G. Swain, Mr.. and Mrs
l.. NJ. Werner, of Brooklyn, who were
accompanied by Miss Norma Werner: Mr.
and Mrs. w. H Robinson. Mr.. j. V. Ran
ier, Mr and Mrs. w. b. Perry. Brooklyn.
Dennis-Dr. and Mrs. l.. a. Billiard. Miss
Margaret Crownshield, from New York,
with Miss Grace Crownshed. OF Harris
burg, Pa; Mr.. James Cochran. Mr.. i. l..
Vessels, Miss d. NJ. Philips. Miss Edna
Philips, Mrs. w. j. Clarke, Mrs. Jean
Geffray, Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sterling, Miss
Helen Sterling, Mr.. John NJ Sterling. Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Simmons Mrs. A. f. Cross
and Miss Cross, who entertained Miss Y.
Orselli: Mr.. and Mrs. r S. Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Hyatt. Miss Elizabeth *.
Smith, who arrived with Miss ]. I. Dodd;
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hoe, who arrived
with Miss Dickinson; Miss Elizabeth w.
Tobey, Mr.. w. J. Clark, Mr.. ID. Nj. Spark
isian, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Alvarez.
/ Brooklyn: Mrs. Henry S. Loomis. Mr.. II.
w. Cowperthwaite, Mr.. +. NJ. Burdette,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund T. Mime Miss
/ Amy G. Lewis. Miss NJ. A. Crow, Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Mahool, Mr.. Ralph $. Cush-
man. Mrs ]. Il. Fuld, Mrs. Robert Struth-
ers Mr.. Watson S. Moore, Mr. George Il.
Sutherland, Miss Juanita l.. Alvarez,
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