New-York tribune., 1922-07-16
Weeks to Attend
Military Banquet
AtAuantic City
Secretary Will Be Guest of
Officers Organization;
Garment Ordinance Has
Caused Stir Amid ThrOngs
sn,.inr p,,pn,eA 70 ID. rr,vn.

ATLANTIC CITY, July i5.-Secre-
tary OF War John W. Weeks has accept
ed an invitation to address the banquet
Of the Military Order OF the World
War when IL holds its biennial eonven-
tion at the Ambassador in September.
This organization Of commissioned off,
GERS has been officially recognized By
the War and Navy departments It's
membership is more than $4,000.
Fearful that the eity's ordinance re-
curing bathsrs 20 90 10 and from the
beach attlred in over garments may
result IN sending visitors 20 other
nearby resorts, hotel men have been
sending out questionnaires this week
20 hotel and cottage owners asking
their opinions OF the new order.
United States Senator Hitchcock, OF
Omaha, Neb., with Mrs. Hitchcock, is
az the Marlborough -Blenheim and took
an active interest In tks Elks' conven-
tion.
United States Senator ". Z. Edge. Of
New Jersey, Joined his son, Walter T.,
jr., hero during the week 10 celebrate
his seventh birthday.
Mr.. George W. Walton, OF New York,
has taken up his summer residence AZ
tho Traymore. lie has his power yacht
at anchor IN the inlet.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Klein, OF
South Orange, ". j., are guests Of hrs.
Klein's mother, Mrs. Latz, at the Ala
mac Hotel.
Attorney General Thomas NeCran
Of New Jersey has leased a suite Of
rooms at the Strand for himself and
family, 70 remRin for two weeks.
d.. Louis De Solo, Of Havana, Cuba,
is visiting at the Ambassador with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas 7. Turnull, Of New
York.
Al the Ambassador are Major Robert
Hoyme, Mrs. George Spsrry, Or. Z. l.
Davis. Mr.. Joseph F. Jordan, Mrs. II.
McCurdy and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
North, Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Alexander,
with Miss Alexander, Joseph Potts,
Miss lmogene Harris, who Joined Mrs.
Frank Harris.
The New York circle at the Ritz
Carlton was Joined recently By Mr. and
Mrs. ]. F. Towne, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
j. Dunno, Mrs. G. W. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs. CD
Bergen, Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Young, Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs
]. c. Jay, Miss B. V. Warheld, Mr.. and
] Mrs. II. D. Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. G.. r.
! Radway and Mrs. ". ]. Ehrman.
New Workers visiting at the Tray
more include Mrs. c. Crosby Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour knight. Mrs. 7
j. Coyle, Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Cor
nell jr.. Mrs. ". 81. George Elliott, Mr
and Mrs. J. +. Tanning, Mrs. Milton
Robbins, Commodore NJ. B. Mills and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. r. Taylor.
New Workers al Hsddon Hall are
Mrs. Morton Armstrong. Mrs. George
A. Marshall, Miss May Kesne, Miss
/ Sarah Orme. Mrs. J. Eivood Lee, Mrs
Jane Sanders Mr.. and Mrs. b. P. Web.
ster, Mr. and Mrf. Joseph A. Myerr
and Mrs. L. L. Fries.
Newcomers from New York at the
| Strand include Mr. and Mrs. =. G
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. II. Van Stein, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Green. Mr. and Ms
c, B. Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Black
Mrs. II. c. Brady. Miss Catherine
Crowsll and Miss Catherine Fahy.
Prominent among the New York 40.
/ jourlers az the MARLBOROUGH Blenheirn
are Mrs. John Flndlay Wallace. Misi
Helen Codshall. Mrs. Henry Bates Mrs
william Z. MeRae, Mr.. and Mrs. John
0'Kefe, Mrs. Z. II. Bobst. Mrs. c. b
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andersen
ard Mr. and Mrs. William v. King.
Joining the New York colony At ths
Brighton recently wore Mrs. Harriets
Bennett, Mr.. Joseph r. Bradley, Mrs
! samuel Small, Mrs. Seth Thomas. Misi