The New York herald., 1922-12-31
New York Sends Thousands to Beach Resort for New
Year Celebration and Hotels Are Crowded
With Guests.
sS,osoi Dispatch 10 Tus NEW YouH HrnArr

specioi Dispatch 70 Tns NEW YouK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CrTr. ". j., Dec. 80.
A GREAT host OF holiday sojourners
~ from many States Is here to
= n usher out the old year and TO
greet the new. New York city has
the largest representation OF any city in the
country. not excepting Philadelphia. which
"a hut threcscore miles away. Several
thousand additional visitors VIII arrive
tomorrow. and although most OF them
uli be from the Quaker City. Gotharn's
dominant place on the Boardwalk will
not be disturbed The promenade along
the renowned wooden way tomorrow
and on New Years Day viii be mag
ulfccnt In point OF size. brilliance and
color
More than $500 persons viii par
flcipafe ln the "Nummers Parade" to
ne held here on the afternoon OF New
Nrars Day The spectacle will be
modelled along the lines OF the annual
rlummerF promenade which is held In
Philadelphia on this day. There VIII be
elaborate costumes. some that are garish,
others spectacular and others startling In
their originality Of design and color
scheme
Among the arrivals OF the last few
DAYS b. Comtesse Francois dc Brenond
mLafs. widow of a French officer killed
III 4 tla' battlefield during the world war.
klk gave to-day an exhibition OF the
hnhGiwnrk u herself and other French
widows % the late war, and there were
many admirers of her display OF laces,
smbroidsrica and linens that were on
view at me fashion shop conducted by
MrA John Kendrick Bangs, widow OF
me author. who with her deceased hus-
hand was 90 notable help 20 the resi-
eenfs of the devastated regions Of
Ffancn. Mr. nanEa while visiting the
stricken area overseas. felt the hrst m
ainaflons nf the illness that resulted In
his death last winter.
MF Alexander T.. Moore OF Pittsburgh.
afo entertained President Harding at
tha Uiin.cnriton here last y~ar. viii
have a. NrN Year guests AZ that hotel
hia rinaa. Nrn Mildred Martin, also of
fsffsturrh. Mr snd Mr.. J. T. Liver
nonW. MrH Mildred Wendt and Mr.. I'd
ward Hrof si of New York. senator
iva wre Hiram Johnson of California
snt Representative stephen Porter OF
tlffahurMh
Thrre win bs much NE and Eayety az
ne Travmora ~ way ~ speeding the
mafilrN vasr ard welcoming rs success
sar. IA areciMl feature of New Years
f,ta wNi D. a private supper dance In
tht suhmaune grll
senator Naiter RI rdra of New Jer-
seg Nhaae home "a herr, VII givc a
aInner to ths nswrtovs ~ the resort on
MeW Years Umv in accordance with
finsF nrrnFnd custom The senator sold
narfrs ou tue streets 90 thlA city moro
fhhn fniftY.nVe Feafs sgo. among them
q daily which n later years he pur-
chased. Es f1unded another Newspaper
mhltN ha rondgrto1 untii a few years
sNn. when he cold both daiiiea 20 n COM
fmny 81 hlm former associates
rlacent arrivals AZ fhe resort and those
Mho wiN 10 here for New Years Day
ttriuae
Irmymor~--fgemscn McKim. Mr.. and
wrm Reginald y. BOYD. SIR. and Mrs.
rHubert Mmckett ~ stewart Cater John
"a ahank Louis NJ. Dumoni. Mr. and
wrw u. H swift q ~ Thorn E. w.
punoin. william T.. Walker. Herbert II.
r1liiom. Aiexandrr Lambert. Mr. and
tffs George r. Naphcn Mr. and Mrs
n %. A. Ciokner. Mr. and Mrs George
Eotertm. A. j. Bennett George o smith.
Aflna Grace Knipe. Phiip y. Donohuc.
Gilbert ,. Postley. Nfr. ana Mrs. Fred
~rick R Ryan. Miss Ella M Baker. Mss
A. Buskeii and Mr. AND Mrs. =. y.
~nlmn.
Aiso Nj. ana AIRS. George ID. All. Mise
TtossffA O,NsfiL srr. ana Mrs. Ben