The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Family Parties
at Atlantic City
Closing of Schools Causes So
journers to Flock to the
ResOrt-Arrivals.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 25.-With
the closing of many Of the select schools
and academies in various parts of the
country family parties have been flock
ing to the resort for all summer So
journs. There also are many bridal
couples here.
Sojourners are finding the golf links
of the Atlantic City Country Club at
Northfield, several miles outside the
city, and at the Seaview Golf Club,
about the same distance out OF town,
delightful detectives for healthful recre-
alton. There have been improvements
at both clubs In the last few months.
The new Ritz-Carlton Hotel. on the
Boardwalk. in the Chelsea section, near
the Ambassador. entered on its career
Thursday morning. Mr.. Albert Keller,
active for some years with the Ritz
Carlton Hotel Company and well known
to patrons of the New York city Ritz
Carlton, will be manager.
The New York State Bankers Asso-
citation convention at the Ambassador at
tracted to the city nearly 1000 of the
Empire States financial men and their
friends. While the Ambassador was the
headquarters for the convention, a great
number OF the delegates were quartered
at the Chelsea, the Traymore and the
Dennis.
Among others of prominence from
New York at the convention were Mr..
Edward ]. Gallien, secretary of the as
ISOLATION Mr.. George w. Hodges. presi-
lent of the private and investment
bankers section: Mr.. William S. Irish
of Brooklyn. president of the national
bank section; Mr.. Francis Fl. Sisson.
president of the trust company section .
Mr.. David Irving Mead. an honorary
member of the association; Mr.. Charles
II. Sabin, chairman OF group 4; Mr..
u. Condit Varrick of Brooklyn. secre-
tary of group z. and Mr.. Ernest Stauf-
fen. Jr., secretary of group 8. Former
Secretary OF Commerce William G. Red
field. who has addressed several con-
ventions here In the last few months on
the subject of our foreign trade, was
heard at Thursdays session.
The speakers for the dinner last even
ing were Sao-Ke Alfred SEE. Chinese
Minister to the United States; Repre-
sentative A. b. Houghton of Lockport t,
N. Y, and Mr.. Harry Collins Spillman
of New York.
Prince Lelio Niccolo Orsini, Command
er of the Noble Guards at the Vatican,
accompanied by Mgr. Kiblin of Phila-
dolphia, and Father Ramirez of Santi-
ago, Chile. we're at the Ambassador dur
ing the week
3. Zirato. secretary to Enrico Caruso,
and Mrs. zirato are passing their honey
moon at the Trayrhore.
Among others from New York at the
hotels during the week were:
Traymore-Mrs. Lloyd Allan johnson,
Mrs. T.. ID. McKane, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
MacAuley. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Keith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Killie, Mrs. Tillie
Arnold and Miss Laura Arnold. Mr. and
Mrs. John Cort, Mr.. r. w. Barrett, Mr..
Philip Bartholomae. Mr.. Edward Long.
Mr.. Arthur j. Stewart Mr.. Thomas ].
Mcmahon, Miss Edith Hendricks, Miss
Jennie Blair and Mr.. Frederick d. Shaw.
Marlborough Blenheim - Mr.. Parker
McAllester. Messrs. b. NJ Flippin, #. E.
Williams and NJ. B. Pierce, Mr. and Mrs.
Harman Stanger, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
A. Noel, Mrs. s. A. vreeland, who is
accompanied by her daughter Mrs.
Grace Fraser. the latter's son, Master
Vreeland Fraser, and Mr.. II. b. SchAad.
Chelsea-Miss Juliana Cutting, Miss
Blanche r. SAKE, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. N. b. Young; Mrs. II. S.
Duncan and her son, Mr.. V. c. Duncan.
who are there for the summer, and Mrs.
p. p. Fuller. who is accompanied by Miss
Mary Felter.
Brighton--Mrs. r. w. Morey, Mrs.
Joseph Headie and Mr.. c. j. Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Grace of New
York, who have been at Winston Salem,
N. c., have arrived at the Dennis with
Robert Grace, Jr., and Miss Margaret
Grace.
Among others at the Alamac during
the week were Mr. and Mrs. r. 10.
Brown. Irving Fisher. III. Jackson
Rogers, Miss Betty Palmer and Miss
Frances Stone.
Lee and J. ]. Shubert, Milton Shubert
and A. III. Woods we're recent sojourners
at the shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Bynan have as
their week end guests at the Strand Mr..
and Mrs. III. +. Harris.
William ID. Davis of White Plains has
Joined family party at the Holmhurst.
Mrs. Joseph y. Sample and children.
Messrs. ]. ]. McNeish and Seymour l..
Rosenheim are at the New England.