The New York herald., 1921-04-10
Rotary Clubs Meet
at Atlantic City
Social Side of Conference to
Begin on Monday-Arri-
walls at Hotels.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., April 9.-The
annual summer problem of providing
Boardwalk hotel accommodations to all
who apply for them will be relieved ma
terially in June with the opening of the
new tZ-Carlton. Instead of being re-
garded as competitor, the hotel. which
stands on one Of the most desirable
beach front sites in Chelsea, near the
Ambassador, Is welcomed as an aux
Hilary. The week has been quite active
with the hotels. The resort Is enjoying
probably the most successful spring in
its history.
The chief event of next week will be
the conference of the Rotary Clubs Of
the fifth district, which includes this
city. The resort expects $500 visitors
here for the occasion. Rotarian Presi-
dent Charles II. Godfrey, formerly
Mayor of ventnor; City Clerk Joseph
A. McNamee, the first Rotarian presi-
dent of the resort; DIR. James S. Logue,
who brought Rotary to the city. and
others of prominence In the Atlantic
City club will be actively identified
with the social side OF the conference,
which will begin on Monday.
William Cardinal O'Connell Arch
bishop Of Boston. passed the week at
the Marlborough -Blenheim, accompanied
by the Right Rev. Mgr. Splaine. also of
Boston. Archbishop Bowling of st.
Paul and Bishop Gibbons of Albany
were here for few days.
Sir John Eaton of Toronto still en-
joys the balmy breezes here with his
kinsfolk. Sir John has apartments at
the Traymore. but occasionally has
luncheon in his private car, which is on
a siding in the Pennsylvania Railroad
terminal. wireless telegraph equip
T.. sxFt o.. A..
Major Robert Henry Henderton OF
Oak Lane, ILL.,. known as "the origina,
drummer boy of the Rappahannock dur
ing the civil war;" was a visitor during
the week, He gave an exhibition at
concert for charity at one of the local
auditorums.
The Countess Casimir Fichy OF
Hungary is at the Chelsea with her
two children. They will be Joined,
probably on Wednesday, by Count
Casimir. who is en- route to this country.
1t is understood the Count and his
family have leased a cottage in the
Chelsea section and will live there for
several months.
Mr.. Charlemagne Tower. one time
Ambassador to Germany, was at the
Chelsea in the forepart OF the week.
Miss NJ. b. Fennimore Cooper OF New
York Is at the Traymore. Mrs. w. w.
Atterbury. wife of the vice-president
of the Pennsylvania Railroad. arrived
from Philadelphia early in the week,
and Is at the Brighton. Miss Elise
Hammond and Mr.. Harris Hammond ar
rived from Washington several days ago
to join their parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Hays Hammond, who have been at the
Ambassador several weeks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Geddes and Donald Geudes.
Alexis ]. du Pont is entertaining Miss
M. t. Candy of Wilmington at the
Dennis.
Traymore-Mr. Richard T.. Halpin,
Mrs. y. l.. Taylor and Miss Mary y. Tay-
Tor. Mrs. John Selmes. Mr.. John Jamison.
Mr. and Mrs. @. 9. Poirer. Miss Doris
H. Sullivan, Mr.. Whitney Darrow,. Mr..
and Mrs. Roderic wellman. Mrs. A. w.
Dc Coster and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Olyphant.
Ambassador-Miss Margaret Grayson,
Miss Lavene Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Revillon. Miss Leona Eevilon,
Miss Emily q. Purcell, Brooklyn Mrs
Walter r. Burke. Mr., and Mrs. James
IT, Benedict. Mr.. Gustave Tott. Mr..
George McGowen and Mr.. Francis Nc
Gowen, Mrs. ". r. Hansel. Jr.: Mrs.
w. w Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Geddes and Donald Geddes. Jr., and
Messrs. Frank Raedy and Warren Mont
gomery.
Marlborough observation-disclosures. Both
well Mowbray Clark. Edward J. Thorp
and II. a. MacDougal. Miss Audrey
MacDougal. Mr.. Henry Nichols of
Brooklyn, who Is accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Donance Nichols. and Mrs.
Robert Earl. who arrived with Miss
Katherine Earl.
Chalfonte-Mr. Frederick Paine Ball
who is accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Alwyn Ball. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Partridge. Brooklyn. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry dc Jough, who arrived with Mrs.
Blanche Rettenberg. %
Haddon Hall-Niss Margaret Ander-
ton and Miss Anderton and Messrs.
John T.. Given and Chalmers ". Fritz.
Chelsea-ATrs. Harvey Chatfield, Mrs.
Al. NJ. Lyall Mr.. and Mrs. George ".
Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs. g. NJ. Cruck-
shank, Miss Jane -. wylie. Mr., Clement
Hurd. the Misses Marion and Dorothy
Woods. Miss Frances II. Mack, DR.. j.
Riddle Cafe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Adams. Mrs. Teneau Alexander, Miss
Gladys Bedford, Mr.. Robert Freeman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert y. Ripley.
Brighton-Mrs, Henry Won X. Gill
more, Mrs. a. S. Abel. Miss Elaine Car
roll and Mossrs. Lconcio Scrpa and
George Ehret ID.