New-York tribune., 1922-09-17
Record i'm Seasons
AT Atlantic CITY
Is Set by Summer
Many Reservations Are Made
for Year Ahead by Vaca-
iionists; Shriners Lend
Color to Week at Resort
Special Dispatch to The rribuae


ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. IA strik-
ing tribute to the popularity of A.
lantic City as a place of rest and rec
reation was given within the last few
days, in many instances by persons
about to depart for their homes, who
made arrangements for their return at
u later period.
At many hotels reservations have
been made for the Thanksgiving sea
son, the Christmas holidays, the great
Easter season and for next summer.
At some boardwalk hostelries there are
scores OF rooms engaged at the pres
cnt. time for the whole of next sum
mer.
While the summer season is prac-
tlcaily over here, the resort continues
to enjoy unusual business, partly be-
cause of the splendid weather ccndi-
tions which have impelled some who
were here to remain and others who
had the opportunity to run down 10
the shore for while. At number
of the hotels quite few of the guests
have given Canadian addresses.
With the coming of autumn the
question of whether or not the season
has been a successful one is discussed
with more and more interest, not alone
at the seashore but in other cities
where the resort business is regarded
more or less as a barometer of the
general prosperity of the district. EX-
act figures rs to crowds are always
hard to get. but deposits in the twelve
local national banks and trust COM
panica were shown to be S38, 900 600 an
increase of 10 per cent over the same
period last year.
No description of the last week in
the resort would be complete without
some mention of the colorfui. cheer
full meeting of Shrincrs. which began
Friday and continues to-day and to-
morrow. Their number has been cs-
timated at 10000 and their bright
hued uniforms and gayly tuneful bands
are present on every side.
real novelty was furnished the re-
sort, and its visitors this week by n
bicycle parade on the Boardwalk in
! connection with the meeting of the
Cycle Trades of America here
Captain f. c. Nelson. OF Governors
Island, here for the Grand American
Handicap shoot, is registered at the
Rltz-Carlton, Other arrivals from
New York include Mr.. II. S. Revell,
mr, Albert Z. Jeannette, Mrs. +. G.
Buchighani, Mrs. W. A. Willis, Mr.. w.
! NJ. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Chace.
Miss Louise Lancaster, Miss Viola
Ford, Miss Edith NJ kessler, Miss
Gladys Montgomery, Miss Jeean Gibi
son, Miss Eleanor Painter and conn
panion, Mr., Henry S, Leeds, Mrs. E. K.
Satterlee and Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. An
derson.
MIR. Fred H. Schmidt, OF the Hotel
pennsylvania, is one of the we'll known
New, Workers at the Hotel AInbassa-
dor here at the present time. Inelud-
ed in the recent arrivals arc Mr..
art, Miss Ellen G. Cary, Mr.. E. H. st.
John, MIR. Il. N. Cooke, Mr.. w. C. Cur
tissp Mr.. Edward A. Miller, Mir. j. S.
Josey, Mrs. E. b. De Puy, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. n. P. Reed, Mr.. I. +. Reed, w.
J. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Gomez, MIR. and
Mrs, +. II. Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Y. Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs.
+. L. Colling
Prominent arrivals at the Hotel
Traymore from New York are Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Cane, Mrs. j. II. Andeg-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Lynch, Mrs.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. l., f. ConIey, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas H. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. s. Nj. Lamont and Miss Lamone.
Miss Anita Stewart and Mrs. Stewart,
Mr.: and Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy.
. The New York circle of visitors at
| Hotel lroquois has been increased in
the past few days by the arrival of MIR.
and Mrs. Gordon Sinm, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. D. Lambertson, Miss Helen Walsh,
Mrs. William Meyer, Mr.. NJ, E. Hamer,
Miss Ethel Ruff and MFR. Ralph B. Benz
nington.
New Workers at some of the other
hotels We're: At the Pennhurst--Mrs.
I. Leitner, Miss l.. Leitner. Mr. and
Mrs. William Bramwel. AT tho Airing
| ton--Mr. and Mrs, Andrew J.. Cobe, Mr..
and Mrs.J. H. M. Schwab. At the West
minstcr--M Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Murphy,
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Marouart. AT the
| Weilsboro--Mr. Ernest Golds5acher,
Mr. and Mrs. William Williams.