The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-06-05
Daylight Saving
at Atlantic CITY
Timepieces to CONFORM With
Those in New YOrk-Ar-
rivals at the Hotels.

joyed the record Memorial Day patronage
of its history the resort now is making
elaborate preparations for the summer
The recent holiday period demonstrated
that the railroad rates are not interior
ing with travel to Atlantic City and the
outlook for the most prosperous summer
the resort ever has known seems bright
The new Ritz-Carlton, which Will be
opened soon, will relieve the beach front
situation considerably
Daylight saving will become effective
at 2 o'clock tomorrow morning. when
the resort will adjust its timepieces to
conform to those in New York and Phil
adelphia. This will be a welcome ar
rangement for sojourners. for the diff
ference in time has been a disadvantage
and has in many instances caused con-
fusion.
DR.. Charles S. Bossert beach surgeon,
who as head of the 100 life guards and
the hospital tents of the strand. exer-
cises police power here in summer, has
decreed that women bathers must wear
hosiery. Bathing costumes that violate
the proprieties also will be barred from
the beach.
The Atlantic City, the first of fleet
OF large Pullman airplanes to carry
passengers between New York and this
city, stopped here a few days ago on d
trial trip between Gotham and Norfolk
Va It is proposed to open the new line
for service about June Is.
The Chelsea Hotel has been the as
sembly place for several hundred ply
sicians and surgeons this week. There
have been important meetings of laryns-
ologists biologists and endoscopists
who have read important papers relat-
| Ing notable experiences in practice. The
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the United States Biscuit and Cracker
Manufacturers Association. The Break
ers had the convention of the Grand
Lodge Independent Order of the Free
Sons Of Israel, which appropriated gen.
erousIy for various benevolent enter
prises. including a permanent homo II
New York and a welfare building to be
erected in one Of the large cities to b.
designated later.
The Royal Palace is making special
preparations to accommodate the great
summer patronage that it foresees. Blu;
for existing conditions in the building
trades there would be erected large
extension 10 the hotel, but 1t is hoped TO
meet the overflow during the summer by
way of several cottages opposite tho
building.
At the hotels recently from New York
were;
Traymore- and Mrs. c. w. Wick
ersham. Mrs. David Livingstone. Mr..
Charles f. F'rickS Mr.. Edward Griswald.
Mrs. Arthur Klein, Mr.. Joseph Bambrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Breeden. Mr. John
F. Dorsey. Mr. Orrin r. Smith, Mr..
James L. NesDitt, Mr.. Walter b. Wilson
and Mrs O. NJ. Danforth.
Chelsea-Mr. and Mrs. Henri Gallen,
Dr. d. Bryson Delavan, Mr. John f.
Falrbairn. Miss Florence @. Ferriere. Dr.
and Mrs. II. w. Williams, DR.. p. J. Ca
hill. Or. c. r. Bench. Miss Agnes Pey-
ton. DR.. and Mrs Wesley C. Bowers. DR.
r. p. Berens. Mr. Wendell c. Phillips,
Mr.. Thomas J. Harris, DR.. and Mrs. John
y. Herman. Jr., DR.. and Mrs. Harmon
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Joaquin Paris, Mr..
Frederick NJ. stephens. DR.. F. j. Blod-
gett. DR.. and Mrs. G. @. Imperatori, Mr..
Lewis a. Coffin, who was accompanied
by Mr. Henry X Swain OF New Haven ;
Mrs. A. f. Templeton. who arrived with
Mrs A. F. Mabardl: Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Chesebrough of Brooklyn. who arrived
with Miss Mabel Crosby DR.. c. J. Coax
ley and Mr. Philip d. Kerrlson.
Marlborough Blenheim-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Il. Obi, Mr. and Mrs Leo Pride,
Mrs. Edwin S. Robinson. who was ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank
Kirlker OF Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Underwood, Miss Gladys Underwood.
the Rev Harvey s. Murdoch OF Brook
Ign and Mr. John y. Stephens OF Prince
ton Mr.. and Mrs Cyril lie Cordova, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew VI. Campbell, Henry
and Andrew NJ. Campbell of Brooklyn.
Enthusiastically and Mrs. Arthur r.
Duel. Miss Duel and Arthur b. Duel.
Jr, DR. Sidney Yankauer. Dr. Henry
H. Forbes, Mr.. Hugh Il. Blackwell. Mr.
Seth Sprague, Miss Lloyd Marshall,
Mr.. and Mrs George Sprague. Mrs
Samuel Picard. Miss Edith s. Picard,
Mrs. Theodore Hicks. Mr.. Harry Con-
tent, Mr. and Mrs. John c. Thomrod.
Mr.. George w. Beebe Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Hunt Or. and Mrs J. r. Mac
Kenty. Miss Katherine and Mr. j q.
MacKenty.
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. w. Ward
Smith. w. ward Smith, Jr Miss Helen
NJ Smith the Misses Harriet c. and
Anna G. Bailey. Mrs. Mae V. Kress.
Brooklyn: Mr.. william H. Roper. DIR.
s. y Amsfield, Brooklyn. and Miss Jane
O'Donovan Rosa. OF staten Island. who
was accompanied by Miss Genevicve
Mcintyre
Brlghton-Mrs Elizabeth Wilson.
Mrs. Henry w Rouss, Miss Edna
Walters ana Miss Rhea Moore OF Bro
Ign: Mr. II y. Coombe, Mrs Harrison
X Bird and Gillette Bird. Mrs Edward
Wylde. Mr. md Mrs. Leslie c. Bruce. Jr.
Mrs. Lucy G. Magnus and Miss Eliza
both Vi gnus OF Brooklyn. Mr.. and Mrs.
George < Horton, George s. Horton.
Jr.. and Miss Marjorie Horton
Strarf Or Charles F. Pabst, Mrs
MarEarct Pabst and Miss Pabst or
Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
Coughlin
Mr. and Mrs O. w. Kiralfy enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Allen. Miss
Doris Klralfy and Mrs. r. w Warnken
ut luncheon I'm the Dennis.
Miss Katherine Hanlon and Miss Jo-
sephne Hanlon were seen at the Ala
mac as were Miss Charlotte Walker
and Mr. r. n. Foreman
Mrs. w. V. s. Thorne Joined her
mother. Mrs. Samuel Keyser. at the
Brighton where she Is entertaining Miss
Alice Lounsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Blount mo-
tored from New York TO the Breakers
Mra II nilInn owr{yod AZ tbe