The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-09
NEWS OF THE RESORTS IN THE NORTH AND SOUTE4f HI
Palm Sunday Visitors Crowd
Boardwalk at Atlantic City
Promenade-Hotes Report Full Registration
for Weekend.

Special Dispatch TO THE New IosK HERALD.
A TLANTIC CITY, April S.--To-
"A night the Boardwalk Is
= thronged with thousands Of
visitors from many cities here for
Palm Sunday. The Boardwalk will
have tomorrow the petit promenade"
that holds a hint OF what is to be ex
pected en- Easter Sunday when the
disciples OF Dame Fashion will bios
som forth in all their springtime radi-
ance.
Many have arrived with modish
gowns and smart millinery that will
brighten the otherwise sober hued pro-
cession. There is all impatient class
that must do everything by anticipa-
ton. and some OF its members flock
! here annually to appear in the Palm
Sunday assembly on the wooden way.
Every Boardwalk hotel will be filled
at Easter. Several already have dis
continued making reservations. But
there are many hotels off the Board
walk that are prepared to absorb the
beach front overflow. Still. several of
make further bookings.
Among the avenue houses where a
large Easter patronage is assured are
the Holmhurst, the Grand Atlantic, the
Boutwell, the Elberon, the Wiltshire, the
Continental the Lorraine. the New Eng
land. the Edison. the Kentucky, the
Iroquois. which has just been taken over
by DR.. r. B. Ludy, proprietor OF the
Elberon; the Monticello. the Mount Ver-
non and the Lewis.
The Pennsylvania and the Reading
Railroads are we'll prepared for a mighty
exodus from New York for Easter. Many
sections will be placed in service. Per-
sons unable TO make direct trains on
either road may 60 by way OF Philadel-
phia, where there will be late trains for
this city.
Guests at Hotels.
Arrivals from New York at the hotels
recently include:
Traymore = Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Osann, Mr. Edwin +. Conklin. Mr.. Rob-
ert B. wheelan. Miss c. f. Schabehorn,
Miss D. NJ Phillip. Mr.. Martin Gilligan.
Mr. Kenneth Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
yogel, Miss Flossie Cassabonn, Miss
Cassabonn, Miss Pauline Fuller. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Townley. Mr.. Ralph Grey,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wingate, the Misses
Juliette and Altina Schnasi. Mr.. Edward
!. Locke. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Pome-
roy. Miss L. NJ. APPLICABLE Mr.. Harvey
: II. Flagler. the Misses Mary G. and Ade-
laide NJ. Jones. Mr.. Edward NJ. Marium,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Smyth and Miss A.
NJ. Smyth, Mrs d. II. Bellamore and
Mr.. Kendall Bellamore, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. W. Yates, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester l..
Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Arnold, Miss
Lucy Sunningshire, Miss Irene Lemon.
Mrs. w. A. Anderson. Miss Eileen sad
dlimere and Miss Saddlmere, the Misses
Mary c. and Susan Foster. Miss kath-
ryn verian, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mccoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. w. HAYS. Mrs. John f. Diergin, Mr..
and Mrs w p Rison. Mrs. s. M. For
rest, and from Brooklyn Miss ID. j. Will
son. Mrs. II. w. Howard. Mrs. w. l..
Chase. Mrs. c. S. Reuhard. Mrs. W. S.
Shipley, Miss. Ruth Shipley. Miss Jean
Batchell. Mrs. f. z. Gunnison and Miss
Gunnson.
Chalfonte- Haddon Hall--Mrs. John p.
Conboy. Mrs. A. c. Van Siden. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred C. Krundieck. Miss Minnie A.
Selmendorf. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Zanes.
Messrs. Arthur and George Phillips. Miss
Ruth Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Decker, Miss Irene Tams. Mrs. A. v. T.
Ellington. Miss Jean Bradley. Miss I.
NJ Bruins. Miss Helene Foley. Mrs. d.
r. Harrington. Mrs. n. f. N. Nees. Mrs.
p. c. Barnard, Mrs VI. l.. De Witt, Mrs.
w. J. Fripp.
Dennis-Mr L. NJ. Morgan, the post
master, and Mrs. Morgan !. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L. Jones. Miss Helen Mauster.
Mrs. Richard Shoemaker and Miss G. NJ
Shoemaker. Brooklyn: Mr.. NJ. J. Greg
ory. Mr.. G. r. Bailey, Mr.. J. r. Neahr
Miss Beatrice Louise Ecks, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Eaton. Miss Elizabeth Snyder.
= Mrs. Renee Caulet, Mr. and Mrs. Will
4 lam Duhne, Mr.. c. NJ Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. S. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Z Walker Otis.
4 Marlborough Blenheim--Mr. and Mrs.