New-York tribune., 1922-01-29
BIG Hotel Exhibit
Will Open April "a
Nm Atlantic CITY
Event on Steel Pier Easier
Week Will Bring BcstChcfs
in u. S. in Competition;
ManyNcw Workers at Shore
Special Dispotc'. TO The TriDpn-

Sprc3uf Dispatch TO The Tribune
ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 2s-A pig
hotel exhibit on the Steel Pier Will be
the main attrnction for Atlantic City
visitors the week following Easter.
The exhibit will open on the evening
Of April "a and will continue until
Saturday, April 20. 1t VIII bring to-
gcthcr displays Of ali the latest things
in hotel fittings which make for luxury
as well as exhibits of supply houses
from all over the country.
During the week the several hotel
associations of city and state will take
charge of the exhibit. which was inau-
guratcd by the Avenue Hotel Assoc,a-
ton. The managements OF bcachfront
hotels and all tho civic organizations
have Joined to make the affair sue
cess. Chefs Of the bcachfront hotels
will be pttcd against the experts IN
their line from New York and other
hotel ccnters in a cooking and baki ing
competition
The principal convention of the week
was the meeting of the American
Rocntgcn Ray Society, which met at
the Ritz Carlton to discuss the latest
phases Of X-ray development. New
ork members of tho Claim Agents
Association are to come for meeting
on February IS, and word has been re-
ccivcd that the Carbuilders Will return
to the resort in June. Members of the
fashionable hotel colony gathered at
the AMBASSADOR on WEDNESDAY for cards
and dancing in aid of the Child Fedora
ton, and other charitable events arc to
take place during February.
Many prominent New York folk arc
among the new arrivals in the leading
lotcls. Mrs. Clarence Milhiser is
among the New York visitors at the
Marlborough-Blenheim this week M
and Mrs. I. J. Harvey, of New York,
arc at the same hotel. where Mrs. Har-
yey is entertaining Mrs. L. D. Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Shepard arc among
the New York visitors Of prominence
VINO arrived at the Marlborough Blen-
helm early in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Sinnot, son-in-
law and daughter of Mayor Hylan,
came to the Shelburne accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Coyle, Of Brooklyn.
Or. j. Victor Haberman registered from
New York at the Shelburne. George
NJ. Conan and his mother, Mrs. Jerry
conan, are among the patrons of the
Shelburne. Miss Frances White has
Joined the theatrical colony at the
Shelburne with Miss Monte Walsh.
Mrs. William McGraw and Miss
McGraw were among the arrivals at the
lraymore from New York Mrs. ".
+. flildreth and Miss II. D. Hildrcth
have Joined the New York winter col
only at that hotel. Mrs A. l.. Will
at the Traymorc from New Rochelle.
Mrs, James d'Oler is spending some
time at the Traymore. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Rowe jr., OF Ossining, also are
among the arrivals
Mrs. Owen A. de Long. Of Mont
clair, arrived at the Dennis with Mrs.
Charles McClcigh, Of Sewicklev. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Mills. of New
fork, are at the Dennis. Mrs. j. J.
nann IS entertaining Mss Marion
hcllly, of Mamaroncck, at that hotel
th,s week. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ".
W hltc are among the New York vis.
itors at the Ritz Carlton. Mrs. stepben
Amcs and Miss Fannie II. March ar
rived at the Ritz from New York. Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Erlanger also are among
the patrons of the Ritz.
Mrs. Edward Stevens and Mrs. Leon
and Cultivate are among the members
of New York society at the Ambassa-
dor this week. Mr.. and Mrs. d. c.
Macdonald arc at the Ambassador with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Hurley. of
Boston. Mrs. Adrian Lambert arrived
at tho Ambassador accompanied by
Master John Trumbull Lambert. Ed
gar Richard, former assistant to Her
bert Hoover, came from New York to
Join Mrs. Rickard at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roy Allen, of Rye.
aro at the Ambassador for an extended
stay.
John Z. Hazard arrived at tho Ala