The New York herald., 1921-01-30
Atlantic City to
Aid HOOPER Drive
To Raise S25, 900 for European
Relief-Arrivals at the
Hotels.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Jan. 29.-Mayor
Bader has announced that this city will
undertake a campaign next month to
raise fund of SIS 900 for the starving
children OF Europe. An invitation will
be extended TO Mr.. Herbert Hoover,
chairman of the European Relief Coun-
ell, to address a mass meeting that will
be held here soon.
The resorts building programme. as
announced by the municipal building
bureau. will exceed last years construc-
ton record by $12.000,000.
The cottages at Pacific and States ave-
nues, which was once the summer home
of the late United States Senator Mat
thew S. Quay of Pennsylvania. has been
sold to John Davis of this city for S45,-
co., Mr.. Davis viii remove the build
ing to another site to permit the city to
begin preliminary work for the erection
of community house as a memorial to
the soldiers. sailors and marines of the
resort who served in the world war.
Miss Moreon Camille Beurnere of Bill
ings, Mont. who is law student at Co
umbia, enjoys the distinction of being
member OF one of the few families that
had all its members in the world war.
She was a despatch bearer. Her mother
was a nurse at base hospital and was
brothers was killed while engaging an
enemy plane on the western front. Her
father and another brother saw active
service overseas. Miss Beurnere. who
passed part Of the week at the Chals
fonte, intends to make her hofns in New
York after her graduation in June.
Mr.. Joel Hillman, proprietor of the
Breakers and Mrs. Hillnan are on their
way from France, where they have
passed nearly three months planning for
the erection of a tourists hotel In the
erstwhile war zone of France. Mr.. Hill
man is proprietor of the Nassau Hotel
at Long Beach.
Mrs. John Clark of Washington has
announced the engagement of her daugh-
ter Miss Eleanore May Clark. to Mr..
John Raymond Carey of this city. who
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A.
Carey. Miss Clark is q graduate of CO.
lumbia.
The American Roentgenologists' So
ciety closed to-day its annual conference
here.
Miss Dorothy Vernon OF New York
was at Haddon Hall this week, which
recalled to the observant litterateurs the
novel, Dorothy Vernon of Haddon
Hail.
Mr.. Albert Keller. general manager
of the Ritz-Carton hotels in the United
States and Mr.. GuSave Tott of the
Ritz-Carlton Hotel. New York city, ar
rived at the Traymorc. with Mr.. Eugene
Ricfer and Mr.. Albert Often, who are
among the leading hotel men in Hol-
land and are visiting hotels of this
country. The sojourners viewed with
interest the progress that Is being made
on the new Ritz-Carlton Hotel here.
which will be opened in June.
Nine Johanna (.adali and Mime
Frances Aida have been at the Tray
more.
Mrs. ]. Alden Weir Of New York was
at the Marlborough Blenheim and was
accompanied by Mrs John A. Ruther-
furd of Red Bank\N. j. Others there
are Mr.. and Mrs. August C. Scharman,
Mrs. Rufus e. Moore and Miss Flor
cnce Moore, Mrs. Harlan Page Smith
and her nephew Mr.. bergman Ridges
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Berwnd and Miss
Virginia Gibson, who Is visiting Miss
Elaine Sherer. OF New York.
Mrs. Searle Barclay Lottimer of
Hampstead l.. T., has been entertaining
Mrs Edgar Lewis of Detroit at the
Chalfonte.
Mayor John f. Hylan of New York
was at the Shelburne for brief stay
early in the week. Jacob Shubert, the
theatrical producer. also, was there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Harrner of New
York have been at the Chelsea.
Miss Katherine Il. Force has arrived
at the Ambassador.
g Mr.. George w. Chandler OF New York
was seen at the Alamac.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcbride and Miss
Marjorie Mcbride were recent arrivals
from New York at the Seaside House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Korn of New
York we're at the Royal Palace.
Mrs. Ludwig Bauman of New York
has arrived at the Traymore.
Mrs. T. B. Schuyler of New York is
at the Dennis.