New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Harding Goes Into
Strict SecIusion at
Atlantic City Club
President Denies Himself to
All While He ''Roughs IT.
With Party, Playing Golf
and Just Resting
s,,eto, dispatch 10 the Yribua.

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ATLANTIC CITY, May l3- Presi-
dent Harding arrived at the Seaview
Country Club Friday for rest from
the cares Of Office and remained al
most in isolation with his parry until
their return to the capital. SO far AS
arrangements could be made for the
Presidents comfort, United States
Senator Edge and former State Sens-
the last detail.
The President INDUCED in golf, while
the Secret Service men saw to il that
/ there was no lurking line of automo-
biles along the Shore Road BOUNDARY to
the links. Sightseeing motorists who
anticj jpated catching a glimpse Of the
Executive had to do so at a distance
far up the road, where the use Of field
glasses was necessary.
One Of the strongest assurances to
Mr.. Harding by Senator Edge was that
he should rough it" to his hearts con
tent. The President relaxed 10 the
fullest, according to those who have
had full information. and inconspic-
uous golfing gafb enabled nm to nnoye
freely about without the bother Of har-
attire.
As to receptions either at the CLUB
honse or in any Of the Atlantic City
hotels, nothing is on the program.
There may be one informa! greeting
by the President to a select mum ber
Of invited guests 10 the Seavew Golf
Club house, but beyond that every
thing is speculative 1t is indefinite,
| too, how long the President will re-
main at the country club. His pro-
gram anticipates his remaining al Of
three days, but it is possible that i
good weather prevails he may prolon <
his visit TO five days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schoentnai, Of
Riverside Drive. New York, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary this
week with a dinner given in the pri-
vate dining room Of IN. Breakers
Guests we're present from all parts Of
the country. Those attending from
New York were Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Schoenthal, Miss Florence Schoenthal
Mrs. William Upham and Horace Phil
lips.
A tournament Of Philade lpha golfer.
Will open next week at the Mortified
links. 1t is expected that number Of
players from the metropolitan district
VIII enter in competition for the gold
m edal and other prizes on May l8.
Among the entries Will be ]. Wood
team that went 10 the British Isles
last summer; Mr.. Fred knight. Mr.
William knight, Mr.. J. J. Bead. end
Nr. Joseph Noble. The green is in fine
condition and the qualifying round will
be limited to eighteen holes instead Of
twenty seven, as prevailed last fall.
The reunion committee Of the 18th
Division, known as the "Lightning Di-
vision" will confer in this city May
10 to 21 to select meeting place for
the first reunion in September
Forty girls were selected this week
by the Atlantic City pageant commit
notables to the September pageant
A new hotel to cost close to million
dollars is TO be erected at Vermont
Avenue and the Boardwalk ny Harry
Shapiro, proprietor Of the New Britain.
Ground will be broken this summer.
and il is intended to have the hotel
ready for occupancy by next spring
Governor Claiming B. Fox of Massa-
chusetts. With Major 4. f. Walker. OF
Boston. and Mrs. Fox. are at the Am
ba assador.
Governor A. c. Richie Of Maryland
is q the Brighton
WI. aId MCS. InomaS HOpklnS. OF
Orlando. Fla. Joined Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hopkins, of Washington, ct tie
Brighton.
New members Of the New York CIRCLE
ST the Ritz Carlton are Mrs. Paul
Rheinhart, Mrs. 7. S. Dodge. Mrs S.
4. Bishop. Miss Adele Smith. Miss
Ethel Sturdevant. who is accompanied
by Miss Codelia c. Br1nton and Miss
Ann Morse; Miss Elizabeth keenan,.
Miss Sarah Dalton and Miss Edna Bos-
ton, who are chaperoned by Mrs. VII
liam B. McElroy; Mr.. and Mrs George
Fl. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J
Ehret.
At the Dennis are Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart X. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs George
&. Rice, Miss Agnes D. Oakley. Mr..
and Mrs. !. c. Lausser and daughter.
Mr.: and Mrs. James S. Hartman.
The colony of New York visitors at
the Breakers was Joined by Mrs. Ben
)amn Berg, Mrs. r. NJ. Dreyfuss. Mr..
ard Mrs. s. NJ. Goldsticker. Mrs. Allan
hander and Mrs. e. n. Sanderson
group of visitors from New York
at the Strand includes Mrs. Florence
Hill Oliver, Mrs. F. X. McQuade. Cap
tain p. B. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Flack and Mrs. ". " Pea-
body.