New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Labor Day Crowd
AT Atlantic Citv
To Break Records
Inpouring of Throng Began
Yesterday; Many to Re.
main for Pageant and Car
nival Starting Wednesday
Special Dispatch to The Tr;bune

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. Big
crowds here for Labor Day will have
thousands Of additions in those coming
for the big Atlantic City fall pageant,
which takes place next Wednesday and
Thursday, on the Boardwalk, beach and
piers. Starting yesterday, there was an
inpouring of real holiday seekers, which
continues to-day, and until after the
close of the pageant, next Thursday
evening, the entire resort will be busy
with its task of professional hospitality
The greatest crowd of visitors ever
known in September is due to arrive
for the pageant, according to reports
OF railway managers and city officials
OF the several metropolitan centers
which will send beauty maids here to
compete in the bathers' revue, the roll
ing chair parade and the intercity
beauty contest, which takes place OF,
Wednesday next. Special excursion
trains are to be run from New York
and other cities as far west as Pitts
burgh.
For the two days Of the pageant the
entire Boardwalk and many Of the
principal avenues are to be kept free
Of everything except the carnival folk
On Wednesday there will be an evening
Froiiique of Neptune, and on Thursday,
the bathers' revue on the beach; the
rolling chair parade on both Boardwalk
and avenues, and the Governors ball,
at which governors Of states, mayors of
principal cities and notables from
Washington will be present.
Mrs. j. B. Waite, of New York, who
is at the Marlborough BienheAn, is
entertaining Mrs. Anthony La Forte.
Mrs. M. L. Wardell, of New York, is
with Mrs. William H. McCallum. of
Philadelphia, at the Marlborough -Blen-
helm.
Mrs. Peter o'Shaughnessy arrived a.
the Traymore from New York. accom-
panied by Miss Rita O'Shaurhnessv.
Avery Hopwood is among the patrons
OF the Traymore. Mrs. Charles B. Dill
lingham also came to the Traymore
this week.
Mrs. Clarence T. Corey has been
entertaining Miss Mary E. Ford, of
Brooklyn, at the Dennis. Miss O'Con-
nor is with New York friends at the
Dennis this week. Mrs. LIE. Graf, of New
York, who is at the Alamac, is enter
tanning Miss Sern. of Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. De Veliced are in the
New York colony at the Alamac.
Mrs. Kenneth Harland and Miss
Yvonne Shelton are at the Ritz Carl
ton. Mrs, Eugene Meyer, Miss Fior-
ence Meyer, Miss Elizabeth Meyer and
Eugene Meyer Sd are in family party
from New York at the Ritz.
:, The Rev. Peter j. Lambe, of New
York, arrived at the Ambassador on =
vacation visit. Miss Madeline LON.
bard, of New York, is with Miss Dor
othy Hollis at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M Callahan came
from New York for stay at Chal-
iionte- -Haddon Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Mooney are New York patrons Of Chal-
fonte- Haddon Hall this week.
Among the New York visitors at the
hotel Edison are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
McManus. Mr.: and Mrs. William p.
Jsage, Miss Hazel Walker, Miss Cor
della Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
MARTIN and Miss Helen Walker.
MRS; NJ. f.. O'Malley and Miss
U'Mailey have been entertaining Miss
Nora G.. Donahue, of Newburgh, at
the Hotel Princess.
Miss Carolyn Olsen and Miss Marie
Olsen are among the New Yark v;s;t.
ors at the Hotel Kaptam.
Miss Olga G. Ryder and Miss Ella
J. Reany are new arrivals from New
YORK at the Rothwell. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Il. Gilman are among the New York
patrons of the Boutwell,. Mrs. H. B.
Wilson and Mrs. r.. A. Cohen came
from New York to the Blackstone.
Mrs. M. A. Shea, of New York. ar
rived at the Wiltshire with Miss Mary
Hagan
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Baldwin and Mrs.
John Eggers are among the New York
visitors at the Grand Atlantic