New-York tribune., 1922-10-29
Many From Canada
And California Go
To Atlantic City
Dinner Given i'm Honor of
New Vice-Chancellor; In
hux of Visitors Contin-
les to Throng Boardwalk
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct, 2S.-Distin-
guished men OF the legal profession
and from other walks in life, gathered
in the Colonial room in Haddon Hall
last night at the testimonial dinner
given by members of the Atlantic
County bar to the new Vice Chancellor.
Covers were laid for over $50 guests.
The Boardwalk throng maintains q
steady volume, with continued arrivals
from the middle West and North.
Canada, as usual, is we'll represented,
and visitors from the Dominion are
scattered among the hotels all along
fornians are here more plentifully
than for several years, despite the ap-
| peal Of sunny skies and summer
weather Of the Pacific Coast
Dogdom seems to have come into
another period Of attention from fair
| owners. The walk is showing an
abundance of CANNES of varying pedi-
grees.
Federal engineers have applied for
permission to extend the tracks Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to the bay front
of Maryland Avenue, so that supplies
can be easily carried to the govern
! ment dredges that are soon to begin
digging away the channel bottom at
The inlet. The step is the first move
toward the work of deepening the en-
trance to the back harbor from twelve
to twenty feet.
vice-President Coolidge, United
States Senator'S Edge and Freling-
huysen, State Senator William Runyon
were notables on the Boardwalk The
ice-President addressed the conven-
tion Of the American Gas Association.
DR.. and Mrs, f. w. Renfrew, of
Forest Hills, are at the Marlborough
Blenheim. DR.. and Mrs. Il. B. Moffet,
of New York, are registered in the
same hotel.
The group of visitors from New
York at the Brighton has been Joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Vermilye, Mr.
W. B. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Barr, Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Van Alstryn,
MI. George Fuchs and Mrs. L. F. Bull
fante.
New Workers at the Ritz Carlton are
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Thompson Mr.. /. C.
Lewis, Mr.. A. E. Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hall, Mr.. E. F. Ripley, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. S. Lehman, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
r. Roberts, Miss Josephine Drake, Mr.
and Mrs. r. T. Wilson, Mr.. c. II. Filing
wood and MIR. R. C. Crowley.
J. The New York circle at the Ambassa
dor has been joined by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Kessler, Mrs. E. A. Kerr and Mrs.
c.. +. Noble jr.
New Workers. at the Breakers in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Sanders, Mr..
and Mrs. William G.. Gordon, Miss
Rittenherg.
Dr., and Mrs. William L. Wheeler
and DR.. and Mrs. w. Royal Whitten-
beck, of New York, are making the
Chalfonte their home.
Among the New York folk at the
Marlborough Blenheim are Mrs. Ash
bel P. Fitch. Mrs. Andrew I7indlay,
Mrs. Irving Eaton and Mr. and Mrs.
Jules X. Rem.
New Workers at the Dennis are Mr..
Edward Stelle, Mr.. r. A. Haughton.
Miss Helen Gallagher and MrS. II. l..
Worth.
The New York set at the shelburne
now includes Miss Doris Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. E. III. Simmons and Miss
Laura B. Wallace.
Newcomers from New York at the
Seaside include Mr.. and Mrs. William
E. Craig, Mrs. j. Temple, Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Higman, Miss May Spearing.
The Strand is entertaining, among
other visitors from New York, Mr
John J. Bennett, Mr.. Thomas G. Court
ney and Mr.. John j. Madden.
Joining the New York colony st
Haddon Hall, were Mr.. George w.
Riggs jr, Miss Alice G. Griffin and
MISS Alice George.
New Workers. visiting at the Morton
include Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Adams,
Miss Elsie Stokes and Mrs. F. Fl. Lake.
The Bothwell's circle of New York
patrons includes Mr.. J, n. Barnett, Mr..
Francis A. Murray and Mr.. L. L, Camp
bell.
New York residents making the De-
vile their home are Miss Christine
A. Cassell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Beck
and Mr. Joseph r. Thompson