The New York herald., 1921-03-13
atlantic City to
HAZE Record CrOwd
for Easter Parade
Boardwalk Fashion Pageant to
Be Most Brilliant Since
the War.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., March 12.-Un-
less signs now in evidence are misinter-
preted there will be a new record es-
tablished here at Easter. The reserva-
tions 1t the hotels for the holidays are
larger than ever before.
The annual fashion promenade on the
Boardwalk Easter morn will be the most
brilliant and colorful that has been seen
along the noted wooden way since the
Easter day before this country entered
the war Subdued modes and millinery
were the rule during the war. and the
Boardwalk has not seen a fashion en-
semble since The Easter promenade
last year would have marked the transi-
tion back to the gay array OF other
years but instead Of fashion process
sion there was raincoat and umbrella
revue.
Mayor Hylan. one time Gov. Alfred f
Smith John Kendrick Bangs and prob
ably Caruso will be in the promenade at
Easter.
The Supreme Forest OF the Tall Ce-
dlrs Of Lebanon will come here for the
annual conclave April 26. 81 and 2s.
Nearly 10000 persons will be here for
the occasion. There will be delegates
at the Alamac. the st. Charles. the
Breakers. the Seaside. the Strand and
the Royal Palace.
Final arrangements for the confer
ence which will be held here on April
25. &c and 81 under the auspices Of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States will be made at the Traymore
soon The conference will mean much
10 the nations business and will be at
tended by 1000 persons, among them
many industrial and financial leaders.
George NJ. Cohan arrived at the Shell
burne tonight to prepare for the pro-
duction Of his play Nemesis" at q
Boardwalk theatre.
Gov. Nathan l.. Miller of New York
will pass Sunday at the Traymore.
The Right Rev w. II. Manning. newly
elected Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF
New York, has arrived at the Ambas-
sador with Mrs. Manning.
Mrs. Timothy Eaton. mother Of Sir
John Eaton Of Toronto. Ont, is at the
Brighton.
Lieut.. Commander ]. H. Falge, Y. S.
N, of the New York navy yard. Is al
the Traymore with Mrs. Falge.
Among others from New York at the
hotels during the week were:
Traymore-Dr. Wilson Provost. Mr..
and Mrs Leroy Sargent, Miss Edna r.
Dodsworth. Mr.. John Henry Jelley Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur B, Waring. Mrs. Wal
ter Collins. Mr. Martin Schultz. Mr..
Warner Baxter, Mr.. Horace Bentley.
Miss Helen Higgins and Miss Natalie
Bates.
Ambassador-Mr and Mrs. Frank r.
Hurd. Mr.. and Airs. William A. Force.
Jr., Brooklyn; Miss Frances Steele, Miss
NJ Jean Vale, Col. J. A. Blair. Jr.; Col
Arthur O'Brien, Mr.. Henry A. Lederer
Mr.. and Mrs. e. S. De Wolfe. Mr.. John
W. Masury. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon s
Prentice and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Henry Barnum.
Brighton-Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert
Mrs Paul G. Thebaud, who Is accom-
panied by Mr.. Jules VI. de r. Thebaud
and Miss Helen f. Hannah: Mr.. and
Mrs. p. c. Maynus, Miss Madelaine
Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Runk
Mr.. Richardson Colgate. Mrs. Charles
W. Drake, Mr.. Ernest T. Carter Miss
Sarah " Chollar and Mr.. Donald f
Cammann.
Electromagnetic = Mrs. Phelar
Beale, who Is accompanied by Miss
Beale and Miss Johnson: Supreme Court
Justice Almet r. jerks of Brooklyn, who
is accompanied by Mrs. Jenks; Mr. Rich
ard X. Mcguire and Mr.. Louis G. Gin
BILE. Jr.
Chelsea-Mlss Josephine Bullard. Mrs
Henry Clark Coe Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hunt and Miss Susan Hall, who is ac'
companied by Miss Vinton Liddell oi
Charlotte. n. c.
Dennis-Mrs. Charles G. Ayres and
Mrs. McCauley Smith