New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Mid-Winter Golf
Tourney Is Staged
AT Atlantic CITY
Washington's BirthdayEvent
on LinwOod Links Draws
Big Field; Ideal Weather
Makes Boardwalk Popular
Special Dispatch to Tho Tribune

al Ian llC Cll1, Feb. 20.-Ideal
weather conditions greeted the great
throngs of visitors who descended
upon the shore for Washington's Birth.
day. Not a hint Of the heavy snow
fall which swept down upon Atlantic
City recently remained Instead, there
was a combination of bright sunshine
and springlike breezcs which served
TO keep the Boardwalk throngcd daily
For tho first time in its history At
antic City staged a mid winter golf
tourney at the Linwood links along the
mainland on Washington's Birthday
The weather was made to order fol
the event.
Haddon Hall, which has been closed
since October to erect a new wing on
the building. will be reopened on
March /. The addition will be ready
for occupancy on or abou. June l. It
will give to Haddon Hail total ca
pacity of $50 guests.
The annual automobile show of the
Atlantic City Motor Club was held
during the week at the Million Dollar
Pier Other attractions, outside the
theaters and motion picture houses
were arranged for visitors at TIC
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sisted Of dancing and card parties
Open house was maintained at the
yacht and golf clubs in and about the
resort.
H. Z. Thurber, president Of the New
York Telephone Company. gave a
demonstration of the practicability OF
wireless telephony soon after his ar
rival here this week at the Traymorc
Hotel. Calling his New York Offices
On the long distance, Mr.. Thurbel
ordered force Of men sent to the
shore, and his apartments at the Tray
more we're connected by wireless tele-
phone with his New York headquarters
shortly after their arrival.
Among the great holiday throng now
at the shore are many visitors from
New York and surrounding points Mr.
and Mrs. d. f. Brice are here for ar
indefinite stay at the Traymore. Mr.
and Mrs. George Hamlin and Mr.. anc
Mis-. G.. w. Raymond are other New
Workers who have chosen the Traymort
FOR visits OF varying duration. Others
from New York include George Mason
Mrs. H. S. Tuthill. Mrs. Fred Pollock
Miss Ellen G.. Gilbert and j. T. Gil
christ.
To the Royal Palace from the me-
tropolis have come Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Oppenheim, Mrs. Robert Plaut, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Nj. Klein, Adolph Engel and
A. S. King.
Nh. and Mrs. Daniel Luna, of Brook
registered at the Marlborough -Blen-
helm. Also at this hotel are Mrs. Will
liam Benning and Miss Helen Benning
Mrs. j. Frank Davis, of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Bliss, of Newark; Mr.
and Mrs. +. J. Grant, DR.. Seymour
Basch and Miss Margaret H. Basch.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Munson joined
the New York colony at the Traymore
early in the week and are to stay for
an indefinite period Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Milburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow Bell
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Wootton are
also recent additions to the New York
contingent at the Traymore. Other
New York visitors registered at the
Mrs. i. Potter Stockton, Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Nugcnt and James and Joseph
Nugent. Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Raymond
are also among the New Workers reg
istered at the Traymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wolff. with Mr..
and Mrs. N. N. Baer and Mrs. f. A.
brisbane, comprise a party of pleasure
and recreation seekers at the Hotel
A"mac. Brooklyn is represented at
this hotel by party composed of
9rthur G. King, MT and Mrs. Frank
4. Barry, and w. II. Beam. Other
New York visitors registered at the
Alamac arc Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King,
Miss Jeanne Postal and Mr. and Mrs.
l.. J. Goldstein.
r. Franklin Stewart, of Briarcliff
Manor, is among the New Workers reg
i~tcred ut the Shelburne. Mrs. Charles
II. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Gold
s.ptasch d
and Miss Emma Rodman are recent
additions to the New York colony at
At the Dennis from New York are
Mrs. George Cornwell and Mrs. Arthur
Marston Potter, of Allcndale.
The Rev. and Mrs. William E. Nc
lev NorF, are among the
most recent additions to the Metro
poitan contingent at the Hotel AM
passador Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Richard
son and Mr. and Mrs John D. Woods
ere also registered at this hotel from
New York Other New York visitors
regis stored include Mrs. Edythe G.
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hill, John
d. Woods. the Rev. Richard M. Fitzger-
al opI Mrc N,rro1 r Rornoyc