The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Daylight Saving
for Atlantic City
New Time to Be Adopted on
June 5-Many Arrivals
at Resort.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 21.-To
conform with New York and Philadel-
phia this city will adopt daylight saving
time on June 5. The City Commission
has passed on second reading an ordi-
nance which will be finally approved on
Thursday providing for the new time.
Conventions are abundant in the re-
sort. During the week the Traymore
was headquarters of the meetings OF the
Maryland Bankers Association and the
Knit Goods Manufacturers Association.
One of the speakers at the bankers con-
vention was DIR. Adolph c. Miller OF
Washington, one of the governors or the
Federal Reserve Board. The manufac-
turers were addressed by two prominent
Federal Reserve officials, Mr.. Carl Sny-
der and DIR. H. Parker Willis. both OF
New York. The National Supply and
Machinery Dealers and allied organiza-
tions, among them an association OF
Southern jobbers, succeeded the Ameri-
can Hardware Manufacturers Assoc'a-
ton at the Marlborough -Blenheim. They
were addressed by men prominent in the
industry.
DR.. Chain Weizmann, leader Of the
World Zion Organization, addressed the
convention of the Independent order OF
Birth Abraham, at which Judge Aaron
Levy, president of the Board or Judges
of the Municipal Court Of New YORK
city. was elected Grand Master. Judge
Levy was at the Breakers and was ac-
companied by Representative Nathan
Perlman and Alderman Louis Zeltner
also of New York.
Cardinal Denis j. Dougherty, Arch
bishop of Philadelphia, VIII be a guest
of honor at the convention OF the Penn
sylyania State Bankers Association
which will open on Wednesday. with
headquarters at Haddon Hail ana tne
Chalfonte. The eminent prelate VIII ad-
dress the convention and be entertained
at luncheon by the delegates.
A building operation for cottages ana
auartment houses will begin soon on the
"Rodman Wanamaker block" fronting
on yentnor avenue, between Annapolis
and Dover avenues, in the Chelsea sec
ion. near the Ambassador, the Chelsea
and the Ritz Carlton hotels. The I'M
nrovement will entail an investment OF
S250,000. :,
Col. Quincy Adams Gilmore OF the
Brighton Hotel entertained at the
Brighton villa the officers OF the ll2tn
Heavy Artillery who were with MN IN
France during the war This was the
tirst reunion of the officers since the
a,mistice was signed Col. Gilmore was
elected president Of the permanent or
gsnization that was formed. Lieut.
col. Samuel d. Barnard of Camden was
elected yice-president and Major l.. X.
Page. Jr, of Philadelphia, secretary
treasurer.
count Casinir Zichy has leased the
cottage at 110 South Somerset place, In
Ventnor. With the Countess he VIII re-
main there Indefinitely. Count Casimir
arrived here from Hungary several
weeks ago and Joined the Countess at
the Chelsea Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Mahn Of Vent
nor are entertaining as week end guests
the Marquis and Marquise Cuesta Oh
Spain and their daughter, Signorita
Carolleta, who came here from WASH
inrton on Thursday. The Marquis ana
his family will leave here Tor New YORK
on Monday preparatory to saiiins on
board the Aquitania.
DR.. Antonio Stella, who was Enrlco
Caruso's physician during the tenors
illness. is at the Ambassador with MIS-.
Stella.
Commander and Mrs. Il. c. Harmer
were at the Traymore.
Aaron Hoffman, author OF Two
Blocks Away" which will have its pre-
miere at a theatre here on Monday eve
Ming has arrived at the Ambassador
From New York at the hotels recently
were:
Travmore-Miss Ethel r. SpauldinG,
Mr. Wilmot NJ. Patterson, Mr.. Louis Al
MAR Nr William G. Rcdfield, one time
Secretary OF Commerce Mr.. George u.
Dickerson, Mr.. Philip Berardin, MT.
Harry w. Dunn. Mr.. EDGAR W. Grahani'
Miss Edith j. jerks, Mr.. Thomas q.
shannon. Mr.. Benjamin Ingram, Mr. ana
Mrs. X. II. Condit, Mr.. w. +. Bradpury'
Mr.. Mason Harker, Miss Carlotta Mon
tsrev and Miss Charlotte Whittock.
Marlborough -Blenheim - Mrs. Mans
field Graham, Mr.. Benjamin A. Kelly,
Mr.. James II. Oliver. Mr.. Harold n.
Iacocks, who arrived with Mr.. George
NJ .Jacocks Mrs. George y. Martindale
BROOKLYN: Mrs w. i. Gould. who was
accompanied by Miss Gladys Gould, and
Mrs. S. G. Hawes of Brooklyn.
Dennis-Mrs. George T. Wood, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Al. vawter, Mr.. and
Mrs. $. Clay Adams, Mrs. William a.
Arnold OF Manhattan, who was accom-
panied by Mrs. Joseph II. Pratt OF
Brooklyn Mr.. Edward 7. Hargrave.
Mrs. Austin De Berard. who arrived
with Mrs l.. @. Andrews; Mr.. and Mrs.
E0NHTu h. Nof Sdn anu sh I'D <Nioiat'@
Thompson, who was accompanied by
Miss Dorthy Thompson Of harrington.
X. l.
mbassador-Mr. II. Allan Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert T. varman. Mr.. r. b.
Simmons and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Kitchell.
Chelsea---Mrs. Robert w. Hardy. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert r. Steele. Mrs. Paul
Fueslein and Miss Irma Fueslein and
Mr.. Bruce Allen. who was accompanied
by Mr. Charles G. Alien Of Washington.
Brlghton--Mrs. Clarence e. Jones.
who arrived with Mrs. J. r. McAllister
Of Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia. and Mr..
John NJ. Fries OF Germantown, Phila-
delphia Mrs. Warren s. Crane. Mrs.
Philip Farley and Miss Betty Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey. Mr.. George
3. Cortelyou. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Full
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. McGlashan.
Mrs. Charlotte Comfelt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Kent, Mr.. Allen S. Crane.
Miss X. c. De Long. who arrived with
Miss Elsie Macdonald; Mr.. Pierre Tar
toni, Mrs. Knight Neftel, who arrived
with Miss J. NJ. Watson Judge and
Mrs. d. F. Murphy and Mr.. Walter II.
Crittenden.
At the New England Hotel are Misses
Margaret Grace and Caroline Dustman,
Mrs. 8. #. Fisher, Mr.. l.. Teachout Mr..
and Mrs. X. l.. Donohue OF New York
and Mrs. Alvin Hollnger OF Dubuque,
Iowa