The New York herald., 1921-07-31
lGS INCREASE AT THE SEASIDE
Beauty Contests
ford utumnP Pageant
at a tlantic City
Ghriners East of Mississippi
Also to Meet at Resort in
Observation-Disclosures.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., July 30.-The
largest assembly of members Of the
Ancient Arabic Order of the Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine aside from the annual
convention of the Imperial Shrine. will
be seen here September 1913. when
$4,000 Shriners and their friends, repre-
senting every shrine city east of the
Mississippi will come to this resort for
= convocatlon and ceremonial session.
TIA ShTinerj with their bands and
patrols will take over the Boardwalk,
which will become a mighty colorful
panorama for several miles. Special
features will be provided by many cities,
and there will be a variety of band con-
cert and patrol drill contests.
Beauty contests in which many cities
Of the East will be- represented by comely
entrants will mark the autumn pageant
that the resort Will stage September Z
and 8. Various spectacular events, in
cluding rolling chair parade and a
bathers' revue. will be witnessed. A
score or more bands will provide music
for the parades. Many handsome and
costly prizes are to be awarded during
the event.
The Ritz Carlton soon will be link in
the aerial system of communication to
be opened up among all the hotels of the
Ritz Carlton cham throughout the world.
Engineers are planning to install wire
less telephone apparatus atop the Ritz
Carlton, which is the talleSt building on
the Boardwalk Eventually 1t will be
possible for guest In any of the Euro
pean Ritz Carlton houses to converse
readily with friends comfortably en-
sconced In their rooms at the Atlantic
City Ritz.
Mayor Edward L. Bader. the resorts S
athletic executive. has set himself a
rigorous morning programme. He rides
several miles on horseback daily and
then. donning bathing suit, he swims
mile or SO, no matter what may be
the character OF the surf.
Capt. w. r. White, u. s. NJ, and
Mrs. White are at the Ambassador.
MI John Barrett, formerly director Of
the Pan-American Union. also is there.
Arrivals from New York at the hotels
during the week were:
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. I. r. Stewart,
Mr.. Charles L. B. Lawrence, Mr.. H. ].
Eletcher, Mr.. M. p. Thwaite, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Head and Miss Head;
Mrs. G. 0. Thompson, Mrs. NJ. ].
Grassmount. Mrs. B. w. Sugdin, Mr..
and Mrs. L. III. Franklin, Brooklyn;
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Hardy, Mr..
II. H. Callahan, Mrs. Charles T. Reilly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Stuart of
Forest Hills. Mr.. John N. Feldcn, and
Mr.. John A. Morton.
Ambassador-Miss Janet Adai-. Mr..
Heyworth Campbell, Mr.. H. C. Albee,
Brooklyn: Mr.. c. w. Greener, Mr.. T.
Ray Comstock, Mr.. George Broadhurst,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Atwell, Miss Grace
e. Moore, Mrs. Trlmble Bradley, Mr.
William Anthony Mcclure, Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Gliding. Mrs. Frederick
Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Steele,
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Tryon, Miss
Jane Tryon. Miss Jane Roberts. Miss
Elizabeth Mccarthy, Mr.. Charles Noble,
Miss Sophia and Miss Dorothy Rush
and Miss Rose Provide.
characterization Hall-Mr. Charles
v. Fiola, Mr. and Mrs. C. /. Barnard,
Forest Hills; Mr.. and Mrs. Jay c.
Gilmore, Brooklyn; Mr.. Seymour
knight, Mr.. A. e. Davidson, Mr.. w. A.
Briton and Mr.. and Mrs III. p. Cum
ningham.
Strand-Mrs. Martha Westcott Miss
Maybell e. Collins, Miss Lillian Nc
Carthy, Staten Island; Mr.. Charles
Flynn, Mr.. William, Croswell Brown,
Mr.. John M. Flynn and Mr.. Joseph w.
Gardner
erts. George l.. Roberts and Miss
Eleanor Given.
Alamac-Mr. David Belasco, Mr.. B. F.
Roeder. Mr.. w. Z. Howard and Miss
Lconora Ulrich.
Seaside-Mrs. X. NJ. Laidlaw, Mr..
c. NJ. Laidlaw and Mr.. w. II. Rubino.
Ritz-Carlton-Mr. and Mrs. Fred ".
Wishart. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Guggen-
helm, Miss Helen Roche, Mr. A. Z.
Stuart. Mr.. Robert Beck, Mr.. Peter
Miller. Mrs. S. v. MIntzer, Mr.. l.. G.
Nfintzer and Mr.. Walter B. McMerriam.
Marlborough -Blenheim-Mr. George f.
Nelson. Mr.. J. G. Jennings and Mr..
i. S. Taliaferro.
Chelsea-Mr. and Mrs. William w.
Heaton. who came by automobiles; Mrs.
c. II. Mattlage. Mrs. w. E. Ruprecht,
Miss Emmy Lou Ruprecht. Charles
Ruprecht Of Englewood, N. j.: Mr..
+. s. Lander. Brooklyn: Mr.. Lee A.
Agnew, Mr. e. c. Savidge, Mrs. ]. B.
Tenzer and Miss Tenzer, Mr.. o. p.
McComas. Mrs. l.. b. Lippincott.
Messrs. Harold Fowler and L. v.
Bronson. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richards of
New York are among the later arrivals
at the Grand Atlantic; Mr.. and Mrs.
s. r. Merritt of New York are at the
Wiltshire; Miss Cornelia Talmadge of
New York is at the Boutwell,: MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick Cooper of New York
are at the Morton.