The New York herald., 1921-02-27
Hotels CROWDED.
at atlantic City
Miss Anne Morgan Makes Adj
dress in Behalf of Devas-
tated Regions of France.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., EeD. Zb.-be-
cause of the crowds here for Washing
toms Birthday most of the hotels along
the Boardwalk were obliged to disap-
point hundreds of patrons Who had ar
rived for the holiday. This condition
will be changed BY the next holiday
period, which will celebrate Memorial
Day BY that time the new Ritz-Carl-
ton will have been completed and will
greatly relieve the congestion that has
been marking all the holidays falling
near Sunday since the days OF the war.
age has been growing steadily heavier
in the last three years ard the average
person from that city insists on beach
front hotel accommodations. A year
hence there will be further relief when
the Shelburne. formerly owned by Mr..
Rodman Wanamaker Of New York, will
be replaced by a large modern estab-
lishment that will be notable enhance
ment to the beach front Sky line.
From all States are fiocking here dele
gates to the great annual convention of
the department of superintendance Of
the National Educational Association.
whose headquarters will be at the Tray
more. There will be between 1000 and
5000 delegates here on Monday when
the first general session will open. A
ball will be held in the Vernon Hall
assembly chamber of Haddon Hall on
Monday evening. Group meetings will
be held daily during the convention at
la ra, ha RriU
Hall. the Chalfonte. the Dennis, the
Marlboro -Blenheim. the Ambassador,
the Breakers, the st. Charles and the
Royal Palace.
Miss Anne Morgan. who was here
during the week to ADDRESS the resorts
members of the American Committee for
Devastated France. was the guest at
luncheon of Mrs. Joseph Walton Mott
at the Trayniore. Miss Morgan also was
entertained at Haddon Hall by Mrs. ].
Haines Lippincott and by Mrs. John
Kendrick Bangs at her cottage in Vent
nor.
sir Joseph Duveen. art connoisseur.
who wa at the Traymore with Lady
Duyeen. has returned to New York.
Mrs. William V. s. Thorne or New
York has Joined her sister. Mrs. d.
Crawford Clark who is at the Brighton
and Is accompanied by Mrs. Maurice lie
Montague.
Mr.. Robert X. Cassatt whose father
was president OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, is at the Brighton with Mrs Cas-
satt
Mr.. .Lindley NJ. Garrison. zone time
Secretary Of War; who was at the Marl-
borough -Blenheim with Mrs. Garrison.
has returned to New York.
Col. John W. Vrooman. formerly
Speaker of the New York State Senate:
Rear Admiral Il. X. Moore. u. s. NJ. re-
tired, and the Rev. c. II. Duncan OF
New York are at Craig Hall.
Arrivals from New York during the
week at the Traymore include Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Gould. Mrs. Foster Gilroy.
Messrs. Guy Bolton. Avery Hopwood.
Alexandra Nones. Frank NJ Farley.
Alden Sampson, Roy Carruthers and
Philip Bartholomae. Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Robinson. DR.. and Mrs. c. J. O'Leary.
DIR. A. c. Stoney and Mr.. and Mrs.
Byford Ryan.
Brighton--Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bran
nan. DIR. r. lie Roy Dow. DR. and Mrs
Robert II. Green, Mrs. a. r. Wiswell. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles T.. Merrill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Delafield and DR.. and Mrs.
George Burrie
Marlborough h-Blenheim-Nfr. and Mrs.
William Mex. Barber. Ernest +. Coles.
Henry Hadloy. Dr. and Mrs. +. Spencer
Halsey and Miss Halsey. Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin B. Avery and Miss Avery.
Chelsea--Mr. and Mrs Hiram $.
Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Morris Starr
and Miss Bmeline Starr. Jason A. Neil
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Curry, DR..
and Mrs. Felix Adler and Alexander
Ogilvle
Dennis-Dr and Mrs. Millard VI. Rob-
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Stitt,
Mrs Benjamin Doane and Mrs. r. H.
Underhil.
Alamac-NTiss Winifred Gibson. Mr.
l.. J. Angelo and Magistrate Joseph
Douras
Observation-Disclosures and Mrs. John +.
Mcintyre. Mrs. Norah Ellington. Arthur
George De Coursey. Mrs. Stuart Hanna,
the Misses Ruth. Charlotte and Mary
Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sloan Colt. Mr.
and Mrs Lewis L. Clarke and Miss Flor
ence Kip Clarke. DIR. and Mrs. r. i.
Saunders. Mr. Felix Mugden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles J. Higgins Mr.. and Mrs
Livingston Plat, Mr.. Augustus H.
Sklllin. Mr.. and Mrs. Manassah Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. d. Stewart Tutte and
Mrs. Wendell Phillips.
Haddon Hall--Dr. and Mrs. Frank n.
Boyd. the Misses Alice and Margaret
Quiniby. Mr.. Judson Quimby. Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. r T. COLLISION and Mrs C'nrice