New-York tribune., 1922-01-22
Big Early Spring
Crowd Expected
At Atlantic City
Boardwalk Hotels Receive
Reservations for Weeks
and Months: Visitors
Rush Will Begin Feb |
spscsos Dispatch to Ire Tribune

SpfcSo} Dispatch 10 Ire Tribune
ATLANTIC CITY. Jan. 21--Mana-
ssrs Of the various hotels here report
that the reservations being made are
'or weeks and months. rather than for
week-ends and short visits, and by
February there will be nucleus TO:
,ne of the greatest carly season
shrongs ever known on this portion OF
The coast
The new rush Of visitors this week
has caused something of boom among
hose who cater to amusement and
sastime along the Boardwalk. The
Garden Pier, which has been kept open
throughout the winter and the Steepie-
chase Pier have attracted big crowds
Of dancers. and other piers are making
arrangements for opening for patron
age weeks before the usual time.
Boardwalk theaters and movie houses
report heavy patronage, and number
Of special attractions have been booked
for the coming weeks.
Boardwalk fashionables again Viii
witness the premier of the new SHOW
rf thc Mask and Wig Club of the Ur'-
vcrsity Of Pennsylvania, which viii
come here for Easter Saturday, Quar-
fcrs for members OF the cast and their
friends have been engaged at the hotei
Watkins. and arrangements are beng
made TO take over boardwalk theater
for the opening OCCASION Announce
rNent also has been made that the Na-
tloral Electric Association has declded
70 hold its convention here IN May.
bringing at least 5000 delegates to the
shore for tho meeting Several other
big conventions viii arrive during the
spring and early summer seasons
An interesting visitor Of this week
Wa Henry Getty Chiffon, counselor Of
the british Embassy at Washington,
who is at the Ambassador with Mrs
Chiffon. Major General Charles q.
Morton. VINO led the 2?th Division over
seas came to the Traymorc Slr James
Nckcchnic and Lady Mckechnio, Of
london. also arc registered there.
number of prominent folk from
ihc New York district ar among the
new arrivals. Mrs. ". +. Donaldson
and Mrs K. II. Montgomery came to
thc Marlborough -Ilenhoim early in thc
week Mr. aud Mrs. Holmes Foster
have Joined the New York colony a
The Marlborough -Blonhcim. Mr.. and
Mrs A. K. Hcvt arrived a. thc Marl-
borough Blenhcim from Nov J ork.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bragg. ef Cuba.
Are among the VISITORS At tho Tray
moro Mr.. and Mrs b. :. Donnclly and
r.
York patrons Of that hotel. Colonel
John Carruthcrs registered among the
notable folk at the Traymorc. MIR and
Mrs. George Arcrts. who make their
home at the Ambassador in New J Crk.
arrived at tho Am basSador, accompa-
,,ied ny Nj IS Dorothy Arcnts and Mas
ter George 3D.. Or and Mrs. +. +.
Smith. Of Fifth Avenue, hive arrived
at the Ambassador.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Jonas, Of Wal
den, \. Y, are among the newcomers
AT Tie Breakers. MIR. and Mrs. Slg-
mund Braeur have joined the New York
colony at the same hotel. Mr. and
Mrs George llaardt, Of New York are
spending some time at The Breakers.
Mrs. a. Bustanoby is among the New
York visitors 1T the Eitz-Carltou.
Frank Farrell, former manager Of tho
New York anhe s, is at the RITZ this
week. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Msorocchi, re
Gently married IN New York, camo to
the Ritz for their honeymoon Mrs.
Miserocchl is the daughter of John A.
Noble, Of the Harrison National Rank.
Lillian kcmble Cooper and Glcta
Kemblc Cooper were in tho colony Of
theatrical folk at tho Alamac this week.
Mrs. Frank Redmon and Mrs. John
Mack have joined the New York con-
tincent at that hotel Mrs c. u. Winter
80 has been at Asbury lArk - 4,
the Alamac with MIR. and Mrs. {. l.
Blanchard. Of Broad Beach. Mr. and
Mrs. u. A. Turner came from New
York for stay at the Shelburne
Mrs. II. D. Tate and Mrs. leo Frank
hopf, of New York. and Miss Mary
Sachs, Of Harrisburg, Pa, are in a
party at the Shelburne. Mrs Harold
A. Stern, Of New York, is entertaining
Mrs. A. A. Mayse at the Shelburne.
7. M. Ailister came from New York
to join his family at the Hotel Wat
kins. MIR. and Mrs. John f. Gay ar.
rived at the Hotel Watkins from New
York MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Lewis
md Miss Lewis are in family pzrty
from New York at the Raleigh. Mr.
and MIs 2. i. O'Toole, OF Newark, are
at the Raleigh for an extended visit
MIR. and Mrs. Il. S. Singer aud Mis-.
Singer arc in family party fron