The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Holiday Throng
at Atlantic City
'Ocean Officially Unlocked
for Bathing Season-Ar-
rivals at Hotels.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. May 2s.-From
many cities thousands Of Memorial Day
sojourners have been arriving since last
evening. Most of the larger hotels are
fllled. while others will have attained
their capacity limit by tomorrow night
New York Is particularly well repre-
sented. Its only numerical competitor
being Philadelphia.
The ocean will be officially "un-
locked" for the summer bathing season
tomorrow Twenty-Five of the 100 life
guards that the city establishes on the
beach every summer will be on duty to-
morrow, following the opening exer-
cises. The hospital tents have been
erected and the main tent at the foot of
South Carolina avenue, which will be
the headquarters of Beach Surgeon DR..
Charles S. Bossert. will be formally
opened by Mayor Bader. Jack" Demp-
sey, heavyweight boxing champion. will
participate in the exercises In some way
that will be determined extemporane-
ously.
| This has been another busy convention
| week The Traymore has had the Ma
| tional Confectioners' Association, the
| Chaifonte and Haddon Hall have enter
| tained the Pennsylvania Bankers Asso-
citation, the Monticello was the head
| quarters for the New Jersey Building
Trades League. and at other houses
/ were meetings of smaller proportions.
The State convention OF the Moose at
| tracted several thousand persons, who
witnessed the annual Moose parade.
| Both the Atlantic City and the Chel-
sea Yacht clubs are planning an active
season. There will be an elaborate
schedule of aquatic and social events.
Ia 80, e EH.tl-
| adelphia, who was at the Strand early
| In the week, offered the invocation at
| the opening of the convention of the
Pennsylvania Bankers Association at
Haddon Hall.
Secretary OF Labor James J. Davis,
who was at the Traymore. was here for
the State convention of the Moose.
United States Attorney-General Harry
NJ Daugherty arrived at the Traymore
on Monday with Mrs Daugherty. who
| is III.
| Lord Mayor Lawrence O'Neil OF Dub
| lin. who made brief visit here, was
| the dinner guest at the Almanac OF
Mayor Bader and other city officials.
United States Solicitor-General James
| M. Beck OF New York addressed the
Pennsylvania Bankers Association. as
| did Jerome Thrall of New York, an off,
cial OF the Foreign Trade Financial Cor
poratioR.
Mrs. Samuel Thomas of New York en-
| tertained the Archdeacon and Mrs. Dod-
shon of GAINESVILLE. Ohio, at the Marl-
| borough Blenheim.
| Mr.. A. J. County. one of the vice.
| presidents of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. addressed the National Confection-
ers' Assocption convention at the Tray
| more.
| Among the honeymoon couples from
New York are Arthur *. Bourne. presi-'
dent OF the Singer Sewing Machine Com
| pany. and Mrs. Bourne: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Worth and Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
/ Pherson Kennedy.
At the hotels from New York during
i the week were:
Traymore. = Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Barbour. Mr.. Kelley Graham, Mrs. W..
| III. Force, Mrs. George A. Soper, Mr.
| David F.. Dodds, Miss Vera M. Murray
Mrs. George v. McNally. Mr.. Charles w.
Kingsbury. Miss Mary Corcoran. Messrs
! Howard O. Selden, John II. Trow bridge,
| Robert @. Vignola. Louis Runkel, MIL
| lard Johnson, George III. Perkins, Frank
| G.. Shattuck, Russell Brewster, Court
landt Palmer, Donald w. Sherwood and
Henry III. Armstead: Mr.. and Mrs. I.
A. Rotchford. Mrs l.. d. Appleton;
Messrs. G. T. Van Shut and Water II.
| Jenkins, Jr.
/
Bonner Bowler. Mr. X. III. Sawtelle Mr..
| Edouard It. Mostert, Mr.. and Mrs. De
Forest Grant Mr.. III. 10. Moller, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Platten, Mrs. Russell
Law, Mr. and Mira. George II. Brown
ell, Mrs. Edward w. Scripture, Miss
| Scripture, Mr.. II. Stanley Green. Mr..
Harlow G. stahl, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
wheelock, Mrs. Robert Dorr and Miss
Martha Blackburn.
Ambassador Margaret Hunter.
Miss Marea Blackford Miss Jean M.
| Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l..
| Burke, Mr.. and Mrs Percy Vermiya,
Mrs. Terah Haggin, Miss Betty Sher-
man, Mr.. Lionel Gardiner Mr. and Mrs.
Philip w. Haberman. Mr.. Ludwig O. b.
Erb, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Harper,
Commander III. II. Collins, U. s.. NJ. and
Mrs. Collins, Mr.. J. Seymour Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hunt. Mr.. Harry
Carnot, DIR. and Mrs. Samuel McCul-
Tough. Mrs. w. Harry Brown. DR.. .. b.
westlake and Mr.. T. Davidson Brown.
Chelsea. - Mr.. and Mrs, Robert T,
| varnum. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Falxiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Ludwig.
Dennis-Miss Blanche Koblan, who ls
being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II.
| A. Chaplin OF Freeport, l.. I.
Brighton. - Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Drexel. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Full
Ter, who arrived with Mrs. @. W. Colby;
Mrs. John +. Woodruff, who was ac-
| companied by Mrs. T. II. Reed: Messrs.
J. II. Lancaster, Henry Do Mena. Allan
L. Cooper, Frank T. Foster, Miss emily
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