New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-25
White Horse Pike
At Atlantic City Is
Formally Opened
Governors Of 3 States Take
Part in Celebration Accom-
panying Event; Work of
Paving N. Y. Road Begins

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept "a. - Gov
erncrs of three states and hundreds of
motorists are to join in the formal
celebration which is to mark the open
ing Of the newly paved White Horse
Pike, running from Philadelphia to the
shore, which takes place next Saturday.
A great motor parade which will extend
for miles will be one of the features of
the affair, and every city and town
along the automobile road will have a
special celebration in honor of the oc-
casion.
Work has been started on the paving
of the road between this resort and
New York, and there is strong effort
being made to have other counties
along the route DIN with this county
and the state in surfacing the entire
route through Lakewood to make di-
rect paved route along the entire New
Jersey coast line.
Members of the National Petroleum
Association held one of the important
convention meetings of the week at the
Traymore to consider progress of the
oil trade throughout the world At the
Marlborough Blenheim the executive
board of the National Assoc citation OF
Credit Men were in conference for sew
clal days.
More fine weather kept the late sea-
son crowd outdoors and bathing still
retains great popularity, with golf sec
ond. Most of the yachting fleet still is
in commission, and good fishing con-
tlnues, to the great satisfaction of the
hook and line contingent.
A number of prominent New York
visitors arc among the new arrivals in
leading hotels.
Mrs. Joseph j. Gage and Mrs. Robert
George Sharpe are among the new
Corners from New York at the Ambas-
sador. Captain p. c. Nelson and Mrs
Nelson, who have been at Mountain
Lakes, arrived at the Amba ssadUr early
in the week. Miss Constance Farber
and Miss Irene Farber. of Central Park
West, are at the same hotel
Mrs. Wooster Patterson, of New
York, has arrived at the Marlborough
Blcnhcim for the fall season Miss OF,
OF New York, is visiting Mrs. r. c.
Morris, of New Rochelle who is
there. Mrs. William f. Gilbert. Of
New York. also is spending several
weeks at the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Won Hassen, of
Ossinng, have arrived at the Tray
more. Mf. ana Mrs. alien V. Demo
rest have joined the New York colony
at the Traymore. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
B. Nordheim are among other New
Workers there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Mackwell came
to the Hotel Edison from their home
in New York. Miss Agnes Stark and
Miss Eva c. Smith have joined the
younger set of New York visitors at
the Edison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Osaun and
Frederick Osaun jr. are in a family
party from New York at Haddon Han
Mrs. B. R. Heilbroner and Miss He'll
broner have Joined the New York
colony at The Breakers. DR.. and Mrs
l.. l.. Morton cans from New York for
an extended visit to The Breakers
Mrs. Wallace Williams and Miss
Margaret Russell are new arrivals at
the Seaside. Mrs. Henry j. Muller and
Mrs. Martin W. Hyland have Joined the
all colony at the Hotel Strand
MIR. and Mrs. B. D. Ruhton came
from New York for stay at the Ala
mac. Mr. and Mrs F. J. Midway. of
Weehawken, arrived at the Dennis for
the fall season.
In a party from Newark at the
Shelhurne are Mr.. and Mrs. James
Fiockhart Miss R. c. Moore and Miss
M. c. Flock. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Good
and MISS Good are in a family party
from New York at the Shelburoe
Mr. and Mrs. Belmont Bloch arc
among the New York patrons of the
Ritz Carlton this week. Mrs n f Tavo
or L. at the Ritz