The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Hotel Harding
for Atlantic City
New S5,OOO,000 Structure to
Be Named After the Presi-
dent-Arrivals.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., May 1.-THE
new $5.OO0.0O0 hotel in Chelsea, below
and Meadow Boulevard. will be named
The Harding as a tribute to the Presi-
dent. w. c.. Souders. head OF the Chi
cago Hotel Company. which purchased
the hotel site from Senator Walter e
Edge, is a great admirer Of the Presi-
dent and Is responsible for the naming
OF the hotel.
The resort is busily preparing for the
annual Memorial Day throng. which will
be exceedingly large. Hotels that do not
begin their activity until the dawn of
this holiday are receiving the finishing
touches Of renovation and adornment
The ocean will be unlocked on Me-
mortal Day. Life boats and beach tents
with their platforms are being made
ready for the season.
White Horse Pike reconstruction will
have been completed early in June and
with the new Absecon Boulevard will
| provide an unbroken driveway from
Camden. fifty-eight miles distant, to
this resort. linking the Delaware River
with the sea by automobile route.
The new Rendezvous Park. the Board
walks latest amusement enterprise. and
the buildings that have been erected
on II may be ready for patrons on
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Joel Hillman, wife Of the pro-
prietor of the Breakers. will sail soon
for France for her health. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. Thelma Cohen of
Washington and Miss Maud Blout of
New York.
DR.. Chamin weinzmann, inventor of
TINT" and leader Of the World Zion
Movement, will address Zionist meet
ing here on Monday night.
\ F. p. Thompson. the amusement mag
nate, who is at the st. Charles, tells
! a sorry story OF conditions he witnessed
while in England recently
| The national convention OF the
Brotherhood OF America was held at
the New England Hotel during the
week. The State convention of the
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty had its
headquarters at the Wellsboro.
Mr.. Roland 8. Morris, one-timo AM
bassador to Japan. has been at the
Traymore to address the convention of
the American Booksellers Association.
at which Mr. Lowell Brentano Of Now
York was one Of the leading spirits.
Mr.. z. L. Loomis Of New York, presi-
| dent of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Is
at the Ambassador with Mrs. Loomis.
DR.. Simon Flexner Of New York, head
Of the Rockefeller Institute. was one OF
the leading speakers at the convention
Of the American Association of Physi-
clans at the Traymore.
| At the hotels during the week from
New York were:
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zebe,
Brooklyn: Mrs. H. c. Hodgson. Miss
Margaret Dunbar, Mrs. F. d. Homau.
Miss Natalie Alt. Miss Dorothy Bron-
ner, Mrs. Louise Morris, Mrs. John G.
Otto, Mr.. william w. Mcintosh. Miss
Marion Humble, Miss Regina Coverly,
Mr.. Melville Minton, Mr. Robert Coates
Holiday, Miss Ruth Stanley Brown.
Miss Ida Clarke, Mr.. Alan Creilly, Mrs.
Whitney Darrow, Mrs. william M. Hew-
lit, Miss Ada Tucker, Miss Louise Sill
cox, Miss A. Helene Carter, Mrs. James
B. Carson, Miss Marjorie Crane and
Mrs. Leon Gardiner.
Marlborough -Blenheim--Mrs. William
]. Moore. Mrs William s. Sheehan. who
arrived with Mrs. John r. Sheehan OF
/ Bridgeport. Conn Mr.. James II. OIL
yer. DR.. John II. Nolan, who was ac-
companied by Miss Gertrude Nolan and
Miss Margaret Dodds: Mrs. Frank b
! stratford and Mrs. Charles G.. Hedge
who is accompanied by Mrs. Cortland
Goodwin OF Englewood, ". ].
| Chelsea-Dr. and Mrs. Russell A
Hibbs, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hollis
and Mr.. Frederic G. Scoheld.
Brishton--Mr. Warren s. Crane. who
arrived with Miss Christine Crane Mrs
| VI. A. Gushing, Mr.. J. w. Truesdale, Mr.
Albert Zimmerman Mrs. Il. f. Munro,
Mrs. Wallace Irwin, who arrived with
Mrs. Donald Mcdonald of Louisville
KY. Mrs. John II. OBrien, who is vis-
itng her mother. Mrs. Elwood Lock-
wood Mr.. Andrew II. Fulton. who left
here for Paris to join Mr.. Joseph Risei
OF New York and Pittsburgh.
New England-Mr. and Mrs. G. n
Ames. Mrs. e. j. Sheehan, Miss Sheehan
Mr.. John A. Hendricks and son Arthur
Hendricks. the Misses Ella w. and Alice
NJ. Bancroft. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur p.
Sullivan. Miss Kathleen Brady and DR..
Morris r. AlbertuA