The New York herald., 1921-09-04
atlantic City
CrOwd Gathers
for Fall Pageant
Holiday ThrOng will Remain
for the Festivities of Sep
tember Z and 8.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW YORK HEnALp
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Sept. 3.-From
many cities Labor Day sojourners are
fiocking here by rail and in automobiles.
Many Of the hotels have been turning
away applicants for accommodations.
Hundreds OF the arrivals will extend
their sojourn beyond Labor Day. for they
fancy a VISIT here In September.
Preparations are going merriiy along
for the fall pageant to be held sep
tember and s. Among the events VIII
be the rolling chair parade, the beauty
contest. In which maids from various
cities will compete: "Neptune's froiic
on one of the piers and "the Governors
ball." also to be held on pier. which
II is expected the executives OF several
States and cities will attend.
Mecca Temple Of the Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine OF
New York city will hold its annual out
ing here September 10. At the Breakers
Hotel arrangements have been made Tor
500 members.
The body OF Private John Collins. who
was killed by shrapnel near Grand Pre-.
France. on the morning of October .,
1918, has arrived here. The young SOL
dier was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nur
Collins. proprietors OF the Wiltshire
Hotel.
Dogs occupied the spotlight along the
beach and in the surf this week. One
drew a crowd when she rescued her pup
from drowning and another trod the
beach and boardwalk with wrist
watch daintily tied with ribbon to one
paw. This one Is collie owned by Miss
Bertha Stone of Washington. d. C. When
Miss Stone desires to know the time she
inquiries Of her pet. who raises the paw
on which the wrist watch Is tied.
The champion canoeists hereabouts
are Major Harrison Cook. one of the
owners of the Seaside House. and DR..
Richard Bew. formerly Coroner. Their
early morning spin through the sea has
been one of the aquatic features of the
summer.
The midnight swimming party given
by Mrs. Sailing Baruch of New York.
who is at the Ambassador. for Mile
Alice Delysia, musical comedy star, was
one of the unusual events of the season.
Mr.. George j. Gould. who has just
returned from abroad, will Join Mrs.
Gould and their family at the Ritz-Carl-
ton.
Mrs. William Du Pont Of Wilmington,
Del. is at the Traymore.
One of the largest boardwalk realty
operations of recent years was recorded
on Thursday when Samuel Shellenberg,
a local merchant, purchased the Adams
Baths property. between Virginia and
Maryland avenues. for approximately
100000, which Is about $4,000 a front
foot.
The Esplanade. the Royal Palace. the
st. Charles and the Seaside are receiv-
ing many applications for autumn reser-
vations. The New England, the Both
eli n r1,t
also are expecting good autumn pa
tronage.
Among others from New York at the
hotels during the week were:
Traymore-Mrs. F. v. BelIen, Mr.. w.
G. Brandt. Mr.. w. L. Gum. Mr.. b.
Frank Davis. Mr.. A. Fl. Gibson, Mrs.
James Reynolds, Mr.. ". E. Black, Mr..
A. V. Ostrom. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ].
White. Brooklyn: Mr.. ". F. Aston. Mrs.
r. NJ. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
Godfrey. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Warner,
Mr.. William II. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
ii. Wunschel Brooklyn: Mrs. b. r.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Berman. Mr..
and Mrs. c. K. Eagle. Miss Elizabeth
Beach. Miss Harriet Massey. Mr.. f.
w. Farmer and Mrs. Peter O'Shauyh-
messy and Miss Rita O'Shaughnessy.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Newlin, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hodson. Mr.. II. w.
Tausill. Mrs. Bell Morris. Mr. w. G.
Lexington. Mr.. c. L. Nagely. DR.. John
J. Shea. Mr.. T.. A. Sensongood, Miss
X. NJ. Keyes. Miss A. NJ. Keyes. Mr..
II. j. Flotron. Mrs. III. p. Journeay and
Miss Journeay. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.
Birtley. Mr.. A. NJ. Moore. jamaica: Mrs.
p. w. King and Mr.. Allyn King, Miss
Anna +. Gullfoy. Mr. B. X. Lentz, Mr..
A. w. CLANCY, Mr.. B. II. Horne. Mr..
w. ]. Irwin. Mr.. A. F. Smith. Miss
Grace Kaber, Mr.. Robert J. Kenny.
Mr.. X. i. Leavitt, Miss Agnes Peyton.
Mrs. II. Plail Colcy. Mr.. John Plail and
Miss Esther Plail.
Ambassador-Miss Hope Colbert, Mr..
Russell Thomas. Mr.. ]. j. Macdonald,
Miss Anna Burr. Mr.. p. d. Laftry. Mr..
William Bass. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ
Tropp. Brooklyn: Mr.. William Bohack.
Mr.. J. N. b. Hill. Mr.. Charles Wall.
Miss Gladys White. Mrs. Kathryn Con-
way. Mr.. I. B. Brooks. Mr.. p. J. Draws.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Stanley. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Weaver. Brooklyn: Mrs
Robert Downing. Mrs. Henry VI. Brad
hurst. Mr.. f.. p. Brincgar Mr.. G. G..
Donovan and Mr.. II. L. Duffy.
Strand-Mr. and Mrs. Harold II. Hau-
cen. Miss Anna NJ. Gill. Mrs. +. w.
Fell. Mrs. Mary c. Burcls. Mrs. Stanley
Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. +. V. Hraba, Mr..
George Maginnis. Miss Mary Kay, Mr..
md Mrs. Charles Ruggles, Mr.. Clyde
Chrig and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hayfield
Ritz-Carlton-Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Mailer. Mr.. Jerome Roth. Leo Donnel,y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Outerbridge. Mr.. T.. w. Allen. Mr..
Charles l.. Wagner. Mrs. rclix II. Jei-
lenik. Miss Mae Palmer. Mr.. N. n.
Newins. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Wolf and
Miss Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Thornton
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Law
renee.
Marlborough Blenheim Mrs. J. n.
White. who arrived with Mrs. Anthony
la Forte: Mr.. George w. Beebe. Mr..
@. w. Burrow. Mr.. II. Stanley Green.
Mr.. ]. Bradley Street, Miss Annette s.
Johnson and Miss Gertrude A. johnson.
Mr.. Barret Montfort Mr.. c. w. Will
hanson. Mr.. II. c. Bixler. Mr.. Charles
Webb Mr.. j. r. Sheppard. Mr.. p. J.
Mulhern. Mrs. c. f. Kramrisch. Brook
lyn. and Mr.. f. J. Conion.
Chelsea-Mrs. I. w. Patterson, Mr..
Norman S. Walker. Mr.. Lee A. Agnew.
Hastings. Mrs. A. v. hart and Miss
Virginia Hart, Staten Island; Mr..
Charles c. Marshall and Mr.. Rufus S.
Marshall.
Chalfontc-H -Ha.don Hall - Miss Julia
Stout Mr.. Il. j. Santow. Mr. George
Jaeger. Brooklyn: Or. Chauncey c. Fry
and DR.. Frank w. Fry. Brooklyn: Mrs.
s. NJ White and Miss A. l.. White, Mr..
Henry s. Wissman, Miss Elizabeth
Herod. Mrs. Henry Alike and Miss
Adele Alike. Mr.. George j. Riordan,
Mr.. Frank n. McCrahon. Mr.. r.. L.
Meyers. Mr.. Lewis s. Morria ana Mr.