New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Cottagers to Flock
To Atlantic City
For Memorial Day
New Season Life Appears at
Shore Resort; New York
ers at Many Hotels; Golf
TourneyDr DrawsEnthusiasts

ATLANTIC CITY, May ia.-~Close
approach of Memorial Day with its for
NAL opening of the Atlantic City sea-
son has doomed shoreward travel this
week Many family parties have ar
rived TO settle down in hotels for the
season or to open cottages in Chelsea
or in the new Ocean Boulevard section
at the Inlet. Excursionists on Sunday
have brought new season life to the
lower boardwalk and the big piers and
other amusement enterprises are cater
ing TO large crowds.
The summer season for swimming
races will be formally opened at the
Ambassador on June d, when there Will
be staged in the big Ambassador pool
a series of speed and diving events for
both men and women. Several New
York stars, both men and women. have
been invited to enter in the series of
speed events. George Cunha, of Hawaii.
will appear in exhibition swimming and
diving.
Crack players from the metropolitan
and other golfing districts are arriving
for the opening of the annual spring
tournament of the Atlantic City Coun-
try Club which starts next Thursday
with eighteen holes of medal play for
qualification over the Mortified course.
Friday and Saturday will be given over
to match play for the several fine tro-
phies offered by the club and there will
be special consolation and handicap
events to assure full golting time for
visitors.
Benjamin Prince, for six years pres
ident of the Mendelssohn Glee Club of
New York, is at the Ambassador. Mr..
Prince is enthusiastic about the prog
ress being made by the Edward Mac
Dowell Memorial Association which
seeks to further the arts by encourage
ment and assistance to struggling ones
with talent. E. L. Loomis, president of
the Lehigh Valley, is at the Ambassa-
dor with Mrs. Loonlis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Benton, of
New York, who spent the winter IN
California, are among the new arrivals
at the Marlborough -Blenheim, where
they will remain for some weeks. Mrs.
Charles Hutchinson is at the same
hotel with Mrs. Avern Nardee jr., of
Toronto.
Marie Dressler arrived at the Tray
more early in the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. K. Cough, who have been in Los
Angeles for several months, have
Joined the seashore colony at the Tray
more.
DR.. Llewellyn F. Barker, head of
Johns Hopkins University of Balti-
more, is spending some time at the
Brighton. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene J.
Jennings, of Pelham Manor, arrived at
the Brighton this week.
Judge Henry Goldfogle, member of
Congress from New York district, is
newcomer at the Breakers. Samuel
Dorf, president of the Order Birth
Abraham, which has been in conven
ton here, is patron of the Breakers.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Gardner, of New
York, is spending some time at the st.
Charles Major William A. Jones is
among the visitors at the Alamac. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Flack arrived at the
Alamac early in the week.
Mrs w. r. Woods is entertaining
Mrs. S. A. Dennison, also of New York,
at the Dennis. George M. Cohan ar
rived at the Shelburne on Sunday to
spend the week with his mother, Mrs
Helen Cohan. Mr.. and Mrs. V. L.
Marshall, of Brooklyn, are newcomers
at the Eiberon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Neale entertained
the Rev. j. j. McNichol and Mrs. Nc
Nichol, at the Holmhurst. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Warner and Miss Corinne
Harris are among the New York
visitors at the Edison