The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Lower Rate Debate
Interests Colony
at a tIantic CITY
Reduction Announcement by
One Hotel Followed by
Promise of Others.


campaign for record autumn patron
age. The announcements will tell OF the
advantages Atlantic City holds. Septem-
ber and October are especially pleasant
for the visitor. In all parts of the coun-
try are friends of the resort who prefer
to come here In the autumn.
The merry debate proceeding from the
announcement Of the Breakers Hotel on
Monday that 1t would reduce Its rates
on September 10 enlivened the beach
front. Judge John J. White OF the New
Jersey Court OF Errors and Appeals who
is of the ownership management Of the
Marlborough -Blenheim, made a public
statement that he believed Joel Hillman,
proprietor OF the Breakers and formerly
president OF the Atlantic City Hotel
Mems Association. had been rnisunder
stood. Judge White said that all the
leading hotels will reduce rates In the
autumn. and will make further reduc-
tions as circumstances warrant. each
establishment adjusting its rates in pro-
portion to It's individual ability. Mean
while Samuel p. Leeds, president of the
Chamber of Commerce and rcMbar Of
the characterization Hall sta3, stated
that similar attitude exists in all the
New Jersey resorts, and he trusted the
railroads would aid the hotels In this
service to the PATRONS.
Picturesque surf costumes still en-
hance the radiance Of the beach Miss
Florence Miller Of New York. who Is
visiting friends in Chelsea, appears
daily in a suit of canary yellow.
Gov. Edwards addressed the zone con-
vention banquet of the Motion Picture
Theatre Owners Of America at the Tray
more Wednesday evening. as did the
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills OF Brooklyn.
Shah Mir Effendi. Turkish Consul. is
at the Ambassador, as Is Mr.. Stephen
Coundouriotis. Green Consul.
Major Renato Tittuni, nephew Of the
president OF the italian Senate. was a
recent visitor at the Ambassador.
The Royal Palace, the Seaside and the
ST. Charles have been the objective Of q
great assembly of vacationists. Among
the avenue hotels the New England, the
Boutwell,, the Continental and the Wilt
shire are enjoying like prosperity.
Among the recent New York arrivals
were:
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bar
nett. Mr.. William H. Clark. Mr.. B. L.
Taylor. Mr. A. H. Gibson. Mr. G. A.
Miss S. NJ. Long. Mr.. w. Il. Harris.
Mr.. L. D. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
Wyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Allison. Mr.. Daniel f. Muflane. Miss
NJ. l.. Carroll. Miss Dore Kaye. Miss
Blanche Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. F. q.
Sharp, Miss Marie Carroll. Mr.. F. M
Lazanby. Mr.. Howard Selden, Mr.. J.
w. Kitcheli. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Sarber. and Mr.. C. C. Beeber
Nagely. Mrs. G. C. Griswood. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. G. Bates and S. G. Bates. Jr.;
Mr.. p. j. Sweeney. Brooklyn; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Mccoy. Mr.. George B.
Dickerson. Mr. Lawrence Hofmann.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Sohn. Mr.. Charles
Laurence. Mrs. S. NJ. Casey. Mrs. S. M.
Valentine. Mr.. L. NJ Hubbard. Mrs w.
A. Jameson. Miss A. A. Adams. Miss M.
r. Cowell. Mr.. w. Lee Dickson. Mr.. NJ.
RI. Goodman.
Ambassador-Mr. and Mrs. Albert s.
Crockett. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. c. Tappan.
Rev. Christopher Dunleavy, Mr.. a. G..
Kraft. Mr.. Victor S. Fox. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reginald l.. Sweet. Mr. Lain Fl. Challf.
Mr.. Francis Egan. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ian II. Rudolph and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Tobin. Brooklyn: Miss Marion
c. o'Connor. Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Nor
rison. Mr.. II. B. Ely, Mr. y. z. Cros-
ettee. Mr.. William Wilson. Miss #. p.
Woods, Mr.. Paul Alexander. and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph w. Volz.
Also Mr. Robert C. Graham, Mr.
Hubert A. McMany. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Scarborough. Mr.. Alfred r. Norris
Mr.. Albert BraLsin, Mr. Leighton H.
Blood. Miss Peggy Hope. Miss Gretchen
Eastman. Mira. z. w. Seymour. Miss
Nettie Nobel. Miss Jennie NJ. Doroshan
MIR. and Mrs. Il. M. Boothe, Mr.. l.. II.
Baker. Miss Katherine Baker Mr.. O.
]. Spauldlng. Miss Mac c. Keohane. Mr.
- r ys.,..
bank. Mr. and Mrs. W. Parker Gilmore
and Miss Marjorie Gilmore; Mr.. Charles
A. Searls. Mr.. Harry Winston. Miss
Emily Carson. Miss Emily Lloyd. Mr.
Frank j. Mcconnell. Mr.. and Mrs
George DOH. and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il.
Morgan, Brooklyn.
Ritz-Carlton--Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Paine. Mr.. Roland and Mr.. Harry Ait
mus. Mr. Thomas r. Logan. Miss Fay
Marbe, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brooke.
and Mr. and Mrs. IL T. Talmadge
Also Mrs. Eleanor I. Ward, Mr.. j.
T. Cook. Mrs. II. r. Burpee. who ar
rived with Mrs. r. Steines: Mr.. Kenneth
Harlan, Miss Yvonne Shelton, Mrs.
Eugene Meyer and Florence. Elizabeth
and Eugene Meyer. third
Brighton--Mr. w. D. Schofield, Mr.. j.
NJ. Blankenship. Mr.. Thomas E.
Lukens. and Mr.. F. W. Fell.
Marlborough Bl enheim-Mr. Charles j.
Wagner who arrived with Mr. William
II. Wagner; Mr.. Barret Montfort, Mr..
and Mrs j. II. Chalfant, Mr.. H. r.
Willis and Mr.. J.. II. Morris. OF Man
haitian. who were accompanied by Mr.
George w. Garretson of Brooklyn I:
Mrs. It. NJ. Lowe and Mr.. Frank Lowe,
Jr., Mr.. James A. Mulhern who arrived
with Miss Maud and Mr.. Daniel
Mulhern.
Dennis-Mr. and Mrs. X Richard
Scholtz. Mr.. Gardner coogan accom-
panied by Mr. George Abel OF Baltl-
more; Mr. George S. Baldwin, Mr.. O..
r.. Whet. lfr. Stanley Williamson. Mr.
j. A.. RilScr, the Misses A. w. and r.
@. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
rindlay. Mrs. c. II. Griffin. who ar
rived with Miss M. I. Wilson.
Strand-Mrs. Edna Clark. Mr. and
Mrs George w Becker. MIR James ID.
williams. Mr. and Mrs. George Herth,
Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Smith Mr.. and
Mrs II. NJ. Shaw. Elmhurst: Mr. III
NJ. Gockel. Mr.. r. J. Shoaf. Miss Flora
Gould. DR.. and Mrs. J, g. Dunn. Brook
lyn.
Alsmac-Mr George II. Waterbury.
Mr.. Fred r. Hoff. Mr.. c. I. yEcrner, Mr..
w. A. Barnes. Mrs. 3. II. Parsons who
Joined Mr.. Parsons; Mr.. Frank r.
Barry. Mr.. George w. Lederer Jr. Mr..
and Mrs Ruben Beer. Mr.. and Mrs
J. G. Thomas, Mr.. Donald r. Kerr MIR.
Charles r. woodman. Brooklyn.
Chalfonte- Haddon Hali--Mrs. n. X.
Dutton, Mr. Edward Robie. Mr. II. A..
Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Davis. Mrs.
H. s. Reaves. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Schultz, Mr.. w. q. Smith, Miss Maria
s. Rode. Miss Frances Maule, Miss