New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
Golfers Prepare
For Banner Week
At Atlantic City
Fall Tournament of Country
Club Will Open Thursday
With a Hundred Entrants;
Match Play Later in Week
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ATLANTIC CITY, Oct 22--This is
to be a full golfng week for Atlantic
City visitors. Beginning tomorrow, the
Northfield course of the Atlantic City
Country Club is to be rendered to the
visiting golfers who wish to practice
before the coming fall tournament of
the club. chief golfng event of the
fall season along the coast, which
opens on Thursday morning.
On that day Il field Of more than
one hundred players will tee of for
eighteen holes of qualification play,
which is to settle the status Of the con-
testants in the several golfng flights
OF sixteen players each. Friday and
Saturday will be given over to match
play and winners and runners-up in
the several flights will be awarded
match events there will be consolation
rounds with prizes for those who fail
to win in the first match rounds, and
handicap event at medal play or
Saturday will furnish another event of
Importance. Pathways and greens are
in the best condition in years and
some good scores are expected.
Another throng Of convention dele
gates appeared in the hotels and on
the Boardwalk this week during the
meetings of the National Hardware
Association and allied organizations
held at the Marlborough Blenheim
Men prominent in business life Of the
country were among the speakers be-
! fore the meetings, and one o; the
added features Of the convention was
big exhibit OF motor accessories on
the Million Dollar Pier
Fine weather drew many bathers into
the surf during the week, despite the
fact that the bathing season was Off
cially closed last Sunday, when the life
guards were withdrawn. The opening
Of the season for hunting wild fowl
brought number of sportsmer to the
resort and some fine bags were re-
ported by the gunners.
Mr. ard Mrs. Charles NJ. Porcher, OF
New York, arrived ct the Marlborough
-Blenhein. Mrs. c. T. Alpaugh, of Plain
field. arrived at the Marlborough Blen-
helm, where she is entertaining Mrs
John Legier and Miss Gladys Legier
OF New Orleans. Mrs. C. 3. Tooker, OF
New York, is entertaining Miss X. E
Cropsey at the Marlborough -Blenhe!m
Mr.. and Mrs. Victore Heatley arrived
at the Fraymore from New York. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur G. de Courcey are
among the New York visitors at the
Traymore. Other New Workers at the
hotel are Mrs. J. W. Hogan, Miss Mary
Hogan and Miss Kathleen Hogan ant
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bigelow.
Miss c. Browneli, who is at tn,
Ambassador, will leave later in the sea
son for Miami. Among the honeymoon
couples at the Ambassador are Henry
w. Clune and Mrs. Clune, who wa!
Miss Charlotte Boyle, one Of the mos
famous woman swimmers in America
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Phelps and Mis-
Yvonne Phelps. Of Bronxville, arrived
at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Dillingham; arrived
at the Ritz Carlton for the week end
Mr. and Mrs John 3. Johnston ant
prominent New York visitors at the
Ritz Miss Ethel La Tour and Miss Far
La Tour arrived at the Ritz from New
York. Lee Shubert and J. J. Shuber'
are in the theatrical colony at the Ritz
Helen Ware and J. n. Stout are among
the prominent New York theatrica
folk at the Aiamac. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
Hoffman have Joined the New York col
ony at the Alamac. Rita Weiman, autho
and playwright, is among the visitor
at the Breakers. Mr., and Mrs. J. J
Thompson came from New York to tn
Breakers.
Mr.. and Mrs II. S. Nathanson ans
Frank Hitner are among the New Yorl
visitors at the Edison. Mr.. and Mrs
. Emanuel Hoag and Dewey McCullougl
registered from New York at the Edi
: son. William A. Brady and Morri
Gest were at the Shelburne for tn,
weekend. Mrs. l.. r. Schriver, Of New
York, has been entertaining Mis-
Katherine Barton at the Shelburnc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Hart, of Hastings
Hudson, have closed their hom
there and are spending Some time a
: the Dennis. Mrs w. B. Dudley, O.
Brooklyn, is at the Dennis, accom-
d, panied by Miss Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs
G. NJ. Reynolds. OF Port Chester, ar
spending some time at the Dennis.