New-York tribune., 1921-11-20
$l,OOO,OoO Wing
Planned by Hotel
| At. Atlantic City
Shelburne Will Complete
Addition Before Seas0n
Opens iii June; Many New
Workers Are Ut tile Shore
Spsc!di nispatoh to The Trstans

ATLANTIC CRY, Nov. 1e.--A now
steel and tile addition to cost $1,O00,O00
and TO add 15o double rooms and baths
to tho capacity Of the Hotel Shell
burne is to be begun this month and
completed in time for the opening Of
the seashore season on June 1. The
new building, which will be ten stories
in height, will be Of The italian
Renaissance type with roofs Of Span
ish tile and will have as boardwalk
frontage great sun decks and lounges
directly overlooking the ocean. Owing
to the heavy demand for rooms by
winter patrons the present ShelburnS
building will be kept open while the
be. improved and enlarged. The new
addition is the first unit Of a proposed
entirely new Shelburne that Is to be
made one Of the finest hotels on the
coast.
The leading convention Of the week
was that of the American Speciality
Manufacturcrs' Association, which
came to the Traymorc to consider the
trade outlook for the year and to plan
for further extension Of business both
in America and abroad. Opening plans
we're made this week for making the
fall meeting Of members of the Mobiles
Of the Mystic Shrine Of next year one
OF the greatest fraternal gatherings in
the history Of, the resort, and an
nouncenent has been made Of irlten-
tion of nearly half hundred impor-
tRnt conventions to come to the shore
during 1922.
Golf and cunning about divided the
interest of the sporting contingent
during the week. Fine bags Of wild
fowl were made in the bays and the
many members Of motor cunning par
ties who travelled from the hotels to
the mainland covefts reported plenty
Of wild game.
Many prominent New York folk are
pal hotels. Mrs. Hubert Howson. of
New York, came. to the Marlborough
Blenheim, accompanied by Miss Harriet
Colgate Abbe and William Colgate.
Mrs. George S. McMurtry is among the
newcomers at the Marlborough -Blen-
helm. Mrs. Joseph Ewing, of New York,
has been entertaining Miss Louise
Frick at the Marlborough Blenheinl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Chase, of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Redding,
OF Pelham Manor, are at the Marlbor-
ough- -Blenheim.
Murray are in family party from New
York at the Traymore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart H. Jones arrived at the Tray
more from New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. e.
s. Crittendon have Joined the New
York colony at the Traymore.
Miss Anna Larkin and Miss Amy
Berthold are among the newcomers in
the younger New York colony at the
Ritz. v. Everit Macy, Mrs. Macy and
Miss Amy Patmore have arrived at the
joined New York friends at the Ritz.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Townsend jr. are
among the prominent New York visitors
at the Ambassador. William Anthony
Mcclure, playwright, also has arrived
there. Miss Florence Brophy came
from New York, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
3. wallace, who spent the early fall in
New England, are others among the
Ambassador visitors.
DR.. and Mrs. F.. A. Finn and Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Baldwin are in a party
and Mrs. Earl M: wilson are m q amonr iorl tu. the
New York patrons of the Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. MacAlpin, of
Brooklyn, arrived at the Dennis. Mr..
and Mrs. Gurney Binford, of Mito,
Japan, are at the Dennis. They are
making tour of the world. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles De Camp, of New York,
arrived at the Dennis. Mrs. Alexander
Reed, of New York, is entertaining
Miss Helen L. Spear at that hotel.
Frederick. Latham, general stage d.
rector for Charles Dillingham;, is at
the. Alamac with Mrs. Latham. MIR.
and Mrs. Sol Sickles and Miss Sickles
are in family party from New York
at the Alamac. Mr.. and Mrs. William
L: CARRIER and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Blumenthal have joined the New York
colony at the Alamac.
Mayor John F. Hylan and Mrs. Hulan