New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
100000 Visitors
Expected To-day
At Atlantic CITY
Trains Packed to Platforms
With August Crowd From
Cities Rushing to Jersey
Resort for Weekend Rest


ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. s3-Two
hundred thousand visitors are expected
to be on hand for the bathing and other
Atlantic City August pastimes to-mor-
row. Since yesterday the trains have
been coming in with crowds of passen-
gers which overflow to the platforms
and the motoring contingent from New
York and Philadelphia has made an al
most constant pageant of cars over the
fine roads leading to the shore. With
the excursion season in full swing the
crowd already here will have additions
by thousands tonight and tomorrow
morning. and the greatest bathing
plunge into the breakers during the
bathing hours.
half score big Temples of the Mys-
tic Shrine, including those from New
York and Newark, have assured at least
Is 900 Mobiles of that order as early
acceptants of the invitation Of the
Shrine Club of Atlantic City to come
to the shore on September IL for an
outing and ceremonial. Past Imperial
Potentate W. Freeland Kendrick and
his Rabban were guests of the Atlantic
Al
visiting Shriners at dinner at the
Blackstone on Wednesday evening and
heard reports to the effect that at
least $4,000 Mobiles will be present
Seashore society got into full sum-
mer action this week with the arrival
of many New York families, who will
occupy cottages and hotel apartments
until late September. Affairs were
given for the Atlantic City Hospital,
the Children's Seashore House and
other shore charitable purposes and
number of fine musical and dancing
events took place in the hotels.
New York Summer Colony
In Hotels Largest in Years
The New York summer colony in the
hotels is the largest in years. Many
metropolitan folk who in former years
left at the beginning of August for
Canada or mountain resorts have de-
clared intention to remain in Atlantic
City close to business places at home
and in the zone of reasonable railway
fares.
Mrs. Alfred Milander of New York,
who is at the Marlborough Blenheim,
has been entertaining Mrs. c. X. Peix.
Mrs. K. H. Phillips, Of New York, is at
the Marlborough Blenheim accom-
panied by Fred Phillips ir, Miss Jane
Phillips and Mrs. H. A. Bremen, of
Birmingham.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell. Miss May Mitch
ell and Miss Margaret A. Tullidge are
in New York party at the Traymor
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Sinclair arrived
at the Traymore from New York
Mr. and Mrs Sam Bernard have
joined the New York theatrical colony
at the Shelburne. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Morse and E. P Morse are in q
New York family party al the Shell
burne
Miss Charlotte White has joined the
New York summer colony at the Ala
mac. Miss Charlotte E. Phillips is a
newcomer from New York at the
Strand. Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Williams
arrived at the Hotel Strand from New
York.
Alice Brady is at the tz-Carlton
Tiernan motored from Spring Lake for
a stay at the Ritz. Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Briggs, Miss Briggs and Miss Nellie
MacNamee are in a New York party at
the Am ba ssa dor
DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Bergen, of Prince
ton, arrived at Chalfonte- Hadden Hall
Miss Helen James is at the Shoreham
with Miss Hoyle, of Baltimore Miss
Margie Nagle and Miss Margaret Car
ter have Joined the summer colony at
the Continental
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph P. Mclaughlin
and T. T. Kerrigan, of New York. arc
among the new arrivals at the Abe
marie. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bayer came to the
Esplanade from New York accom-
panied by Miss Jeanne Bayer and Miss
Clara Bayer. Miss Catherine I. Nc
Phillips and Miss Mary K Gleason ale
among the attractive members Of the
younger set at the New Holland.