New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Fall Season Draws
Large Gay Crowds
To Atlantic CITY
Cool. Brisk Days Result in
Drastic Change Of Styles
I'm Boardwalk Promenade
Furs Much in Evidence
ss.e.e, D<sseseA to rAe ryxs.r.

Specsoi D<spotcA to TAe TytS~ns
ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 5.--Fall ssa-
sen with the important Thanksgiving
holiday In the near future has brought
gay and happy crowd 60 the Board
walk and the big hotels. The hrst
snsppy days OF reasonable weather
caused drastic change in styles dur
ing the noon promenades and furs have
come inte their own as important ad-
iuncts to feminine costuming. Glass
inciosed sun decks Of the piers and
hotels facing the Boardwalk have be-
come popular and card and ten and
dance functions are taking the place of
some of the outdoor sports.
The frst knickerbockered feminine
golfing suits have appeared on the
local courses with arrival Of a number
OF expert women players coming fer
the late fall and winter play. Disciples
ct the new trousered golfinr cult claim
shas the natty plato costumes without
skirts are due to become practically
universal with womenkind because Of
the freedom which they give for good
play. Some of the real enthusiasts at
the game insist that several st. kes are
cut from scores by the play made with
out the handicap Of wind blown skirts.
The effect of the new medical beer"
decision on the production Of barrels
and Kegs will be one Of the pertinent
subjects to come before the members Of
sne Associated Coopersge Industries Of
America, which will meet at the Tray
more AaYfyy navf -. y
IN the delegation report that the de-
,nand for containers for home brew and
nome made wines has caused q boom
N the cooperage industry, which Is
likely to be further increased by the re-
sumption Of tho manufacture Of real
beer.
The season FOR shooting upland game
IN the woods and fields Of the mainland
opens next Thursday, and many visit
ing ssportsmen are preparing for daily
trips IN motors to the cunning grounds.
Prominent New Yorkers
at Boardwalk Hotels
A number Of prominent New York
visitors are among the newcomers in
the principal hotels. Mrs. Henry Hol
lander, of/New York, has been enter
tanning Mrs. A. H. Lauterbach at the
Marlborough-Blenheim. Mr. and Mrs.
); I: Parish, of New York. and Mrs.
Farris Campbell, of Brooklyn, are
among the new arrivals at that hotel.
MRS: Edith NJ. Lambert and Mrs. Ethel
y; Kidd arrived at the Marlborough
blenheim from New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Davis, of Plainfeld. are
visiting the Marlborough -Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Halstead and Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Malley are among the
prominent New York folk at the Tray.
more. Miss Evelyn NJ Bryney and
Miss Fl. NJ. O'Brien are newcomers in
the New York colony at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Halstead and Mr.,
ID. II. Kirkpatrick have joined the fall
colony at the shore. Mr. and Mrs. o.
De st. Aubin came from New York for
q stay at the Traymore.
Milton Roblee, proprietor Of the
Hotel Rochester, and Mrs. Roblee are
among the prominent visitors of the
week at the Dennis. Mr.. and Mira. F.
.. Lennon arrived at the Dennis from
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Muckle and Mrs. j. r. Dunlap are New
York patrons Of the Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deadon and
their children are in a family party
from New York at the Ambassador.
Charles de L. Oelrichs was among the
arrivals OF the early week at the Am
oassador. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Lloyd,
Of New York, are at the Ambassador
accompanied by Donald Lloyd and Miss
Madeline Lloyd. Mr. and Mrs. De Witt
d. Lyon, of Port Chester, have arrived
at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert D. Open
neimer have Joined the New York col
ony at the Ritz-Carlton. Frederick