New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-10
Batklers Increase
I'm Warm Waters
OF Atlantic City
Surf Temperature Is Now
Above Normal; Sporting
Events Scheduled; New
Workers Ihrong to Resort
specia, Dispatch to The Tribune

ATLANTIC CITY, July o.--Real
summer life set in at the shore with
the Fourth of July. The bathing this
year has taken an Importance never
before known even in this great ocean
resort Some quirk Of marine nature
mas sent warm currents in from deem
water and the temperature of the surf
nas risen degrees above that of mir.
August of last year. As a consequences
the number of bathers has incrpa sad
~ thousands each day and there was q
shortage of bathing suits during tho
pig independence Day rush.
ooclal and sporting features are
growing in Importance with arrival Of
inc real summer folk. The yacht clubs
ere open with their fine programs
a1'oat and tennis Journeys ashore and
many golfers from the metropolitan
district have arrived to try out tha
new Linwood Country Club cour .is
which adds third round to the A.
lantic City golfers privileges.
Crowds from City Guests
AT Boardwalk Hotels
Many prominent New Workers. were
among the arrivals at the leadinp
hotels this week. Mrs. J. j. sonmers
arrived at the Ambassador with Miss
Lucy Sofnmers, Miss Florence Jerome
ana MISS Josephine Schey. DR.. and
MRS. r. g. Howard, who have been at
Los Angeles during the early season,
are at the Ambassador with Miss
Howard and Miss Whiteman.
Mrs. Charles Jay Human, of Brook
ilSn, came to the Marlborough Blen-
fein early in the week. Mrs. R. H.
hh,eyn, who is at the Marlborough
blenheina with her mother, Mrs. Hotch-
KISS, has been entertaining the
Baroness Won Buelow.
Mrs. H. K. Templeton and Miss
Iempleton are newcomers in the New
YORK colony at the Traymore. Miss
Ann Pennington, stage star, has been
at the Traymore throughout the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Caswell, of New
YORK, are passing some time at the
Alamac. A. II. Woods, Mrs. Henry B.
Harris, Al Jolson, Edmund Breese and
mr.. and Mrs Howard Hastings are in
the theatrical colony from New York
at the Shelburne.
Miss Florence Murray and Miss
Anna a. Corcoran, of New York, are
with Miss Pauline Brosius, of Phila-
delphia, at the Arlington
Captain and Mrs. c. B. Francis, of
London. and Baron and Baroness IS
Rosenkrantz, who have been at Hot
Springs, are at the Ritz-Carlton
Rushmore Sammis and Miss GLADYS
W. Sammis, Of Roslyn, are in the
Long Island colony at the Dennis. Mrs.
Clark Pritchett came from New York
to the Brighton accompanied by Miss
Helen Anderson. Miss Jane Dfoullard
and Arthur WASHER.
Luncheon Parties
Popular Functions
D. j. Fagenson, Of New York, and j.
3. Macbeth, of Sparkhill, registered at
the st. Charles. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Jacobs are at the Breakers, where Mrs.
Jacobs is entertaining the Misses Lillian
and Gertrude Epstein, of Brooklyn.
MT. and Mrs. Joseph Hart arrived
at the Hotel Watkins with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Thompson, of Trenton. In
luncheon party of prominent Brook
iyn folk at the seaside were Mr. and
MRS. 9. =. Taylor, Miss Brooks, Mr..
and Mrs. james Mason and Miss ANY
Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold S. Dansfnger
are at the Hotel Edison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Hare, of New York. enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mcfarland,
OF Philadelphia, at luncheon at the
Hotel Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Brewer. of
New York, are at the New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Vale and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. R. Weber are among the New
YORK patrons of >the Elberon. Mrs.
II. G. MacAie. of Orange, is with Mrs.
j =: Groves, of Philadelphia, at the
De Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Magee and Miss
Edith Maeea are in Il family PARTY at
the Holmhurst Mr.. and Mrs. n. Fl,
Wishart, Of New York, are at the
Monticello.