The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Atlantic City Continues
to Lure Many Visitors
Conventions Bring Large Number of Delegates Until
End of October-Meetings Scheduled Next Week
Mass Meeting to Decide on Annual Pageant

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoHK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. %.
r AFTER day methods in hospital
management and maintenance
will be among the features to
be discussed at the convention OF the
American Hospital Association and its
allied branches which will open here
ON Monday.
Many other conventions are listed
for the remainder OF this month and
October. The New Jersey Exempt
Firemen's Association closed It's an
nual convention to-day at the Dennis
Hotel There were continued sessions
OF the conference Of the American
Railways Association at the Marl-
borough -Blenheim. The National Pc
troleum Association convention closed
Thursday at the Traymore Hotel.
The annual meeting OF the directors
Men will be In progress from Tuesday
until Friday at the Marlborough Blen-
helm. Mr.. J. H. Tregoe OF New York
is secretary treasurer of the association
The New York member on the board Is
Mr. II. c. Bainbridge, Jr.. OF Brooklyn
The United States Fisheries Associa-
ton ended its annual meeting at the
Breakers Hotel to-day.
The American Hardware Manufactur-
ers Association will be here for its an
nual convention on October IT. with
Headquarters at the Marlborough -Blen-
helm.
The Cost Accountants Association Will
open its annual meeting at the Ambas-
sador next week.
Mr.. Joel Hillman, proprietor OF the
Breakers here and the Nassau at Long
Beach, l.. L., will sail for Europe on
Tuesday with his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Hillman. They
will Join in France Mrs. Joel Hillman,
who has been in Paris since hay.
Daylight saving time will end here at
2 O'Clock tomorrow mornins.
The bathing season will continue as
long as the weather Is mild. Life guards
will protect bathers until probably the
second Sunday OF October.
A mass meeting to determine whether
or not citizens here desire a repetition
of the recent autumn pageant as an an
nual event Is to be held soon. Many
have suggested that the city finance the
spectacle, and this has engendered
division OF sentiment. Many believe the
pageant could be eliminated without de-
tracing from the prosperity OF the re-
sort, and others advocate elimination or
some OF the features OF the affair.
Hotel men and others In business here
are elated over the action of the Penn
sylvania Railroad In making Atlantic
City a main line" community. The
roads officials have announced that this
resort will be included in the stopover
privileges OF passengers riding to and
from various cities, notably Baltimore
and Boston.
Cardinal o'Connell Of Boston, who Is
passing his vacation at the Marlpor-
ough- -Blenheim. enjoys a daily ride In
the Boardwalk rolling chairs.
The Count and Countess Boniface oe
Castellane, who were at the Tray'noIe
Hotel. have gone to New York to visit
his mother. the Duchess De Ialiyrahu'
who was Anna Gould.
New Workers at the hotels recently IN
cluded:
Traynore-Mr. and Mrs. J. b. DAN
fort. Il. J. Lind, L. ID. Hail. w. w.
Hill. r. E. Brackett, Mrs H. l.. NC
Nulty. Mrs. n. ID. Southard, Mrs. Eva
wesser. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wesser.
Miss Elizabeth Beckwith, Mrs ]. l.
Clarke, Mrs. John II. Flagler. Mr.. Evan
M. Johnson. George Surand. Alfred
Beerman, RI. II. Fuller. r. O. Sonner-
ton, J. F. Rotten. Fred Wilzln. FRANK :.
Petura, w p. S. winans. +. L. Black
burn, J. J. Smith, II. s. Follmer. James
McEwan and Mr. and Mrs. Edward f.
Cole.
Ambassa dor-Miss Bessie Stilwell
Frederick Tradkln. Mrs. Almuth G.
vandiver. Mrs. Harry Merz, Mr.. and
Mrs s. w Smith, Joseph Dehan. Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
J. Lewis. Mrs. George e. Owens. Mr..
and Mrs. L. p. Hosmer. Mr. and Mrs.
u. G. Harkinson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Edgar
Elliott. Walter r. Darby. Miss Frances
Harris Norman X. Winston. r. w. G.
Daniel Messrs r. N. and III y. Baird.
Mr. and Mrs j. d. Mooney Mrs ". X.
Alexander Mrs. G. d. Benedict Miss
Benedict Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ Williams,
Mrs William Strauss. Mr. and Mrs w.
n. ShailenberRer. Miss Martha Jordan,
Mrs. Charles Tavior Champion. Misses
Dorothea and Clothilde Quiriey. Mrs
NJ w. Quigley. Thomas u. Bowers, Mr..
and Mrs. VI. r. Daniel Jr., Miss Mabel
white Hammer. Mr. and Mrs. James A.
MCGlu, the REV. PatrlCk r.. oCOnnOr,
the Rev John J. Burns q. w. Dalton
and Mrs Frederick Fradkin.
Marlborough h-Blenhe'm--Mrs Natha-
MEL Witherill and Miss Thorne A. G.
Baker. H. J. Conlon. Mrs George r.
Rowell. Miss S 3. Bradley, J. s. Ward,
A. J. vogely. william b. Coley and Mr.
and Mrs. w II. Miller
Dennis--Mr and Mrs. o. r. Owen,
Miss FelIcita Kapp. Gerard Mex Whit
ing. Miss Lillian u. Moelier, Mrn M. $.
Cooper, Arthur Chegnay, III. ID. Jysuveit.