The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Yachts to Race
at Atlantic City
Annual Events to Be Held Next
Saturday-Arrivals at
the Resort.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK ilnsN.p.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., June 1S.-The
annual club races of the Atlantic City
Yacht Club will be conducted next Sat-
urday. The first race will be for one
design catboats. which will compete for
the Commodore A. X White trophy.
which now is held by Mr.. Henry w.
Leeds, one of the owners Of the Chal-
fonte and Haddon Hail. Commodore
White Is n member of the ownership
management of the Marlborough -Blen-
helm.
Great preparations are under way for
the Independence Day assembly, which
annually marks the opening of the
summer season. Special train service
has been planned by the railroads, with
special reference to New York and
Philadelphia. Mayor Bader will issue a
proclamation calling on both residents
and visitors to expose the resort to no
fire hazards on the holiday. Because of
the many frame dwellings in town indi-
vidual fireworks displays will not be
permitted. Pyrotechnics except those to
be specified in the proclamation will be
prescribed N'
Several hundred residents of this and
other cities will be the guests OF the
Ritz Carlton Hotel Company at the new
Ritz Carlton, In the Chelsea section, on
Wednesday, when there will be a public
inspection OF this latest of the resorts
Boardwalk hotels 1t will be opened
formally on next Saturday.
Mr.. Richard Croker one time leader
OF Tammany Hall, was at the Chelsea
with Mrs. Croker early in the week.
Heavy sunmer and early autumn
bookings are to be the rule al the Dem
mis-, the Seaside. the st. Charles. the
Breakers the Royal Palace. the Strand,
the Holmhurst. The Esplanade has been
set In apple pie order for what is ex-
pected to be very prosperous summer.
Among others of theatrical promi-
nence here during the week were Ben
Ali Haggin. James j. Corbett Misses
Mary Eaton and Blanche Parks. Richard
q. Herndon and David Stamper. who
were at the Alamac.
The Traymore had a noted histrionic
galaxy, including David Warfield. A. l..
Erlanger and Flo Ziegfeld. who had his
"Follies' at Boardwalk theatre, and
Raymond Hitchcock. John McCormack,
tenor who also is there. arrived by
automobile from New York with D. +.
McSweeney.
United States Attorney General Harry
NJ. Daugherty was In town early In the
week. Mrs. Daugherty. who has been
in poor health. Is making an extended
sojourn at the Traymore.
The Marlborough Blenheim continues
70 be a rallying place for June conven-
tions. Among others that are TO be there
Is that of the Penn Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company's Agency Association.
which will be at the hotel June 26-30.
The following are among the arrivals
from New York at the hotels
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. Edward A.
Kelleher. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Sloane.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Bedford. Brook
lyn Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Corn and Miss
Corn. Mrs. John McHorter. Miss Heller
Lee worthing Mr.. Arthur Pearson and
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Jordan.
Ambassador--Mrs. John Nee. Bow.
man, Mrs. Myra ID. Paterson. Miss Mary
Perry. Mr. and Mrs. e. p. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Reward. DR.. Ed
mund f. Myers. Mr.. and Mrs l.. r. Car
tier and Mr. Robert L. Mutt.
Marlborough -Blenheim-Mr. and Mrs
Deacon Murphy. Miss Helen Hackett
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. McNe'r. Mis-:
Elinor McNeir. MIR. and Mrs George II
nedy and Miss @. Y. German, who wa
accompanied by Mrs. Martin McElllne,
of Tucson, Ariz.
Chelsea----Dr Frederick Titney. Mr.
and Mrs. Shepard q. Barclay. who wer'
accompanied by Miss May Casey and
Mr.. w. ". Thompson Mr.. Mort w
Raynor. Mr.. j. Ramsay Hurst. Mis-
Josephine II. Neal. Miss Rose II. Smith
Mr.. @. II. Satterlee, Mr.. Il. $. Pendleton
DR. Joseph q. Glober, Mr. j. Arthur
Booth. Mr.. Charles a. McKendree. Mr.
Hubert s. Howe and Mrs. Jane Camp
New England-Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ
Rainey. Mrs. j. A. Todd Miss Virginia
Todd. Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Scrammon
the Misses Mae and Caroline Snyder
Mrs. Joseph III. Johnson. MIR. and Mrs
e. F. Wallingford. Miss E r. Penny
well. Mr.. William r. Mosgrove and DR.
A. n. Nesler.