New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-02
Merrymakers Pour
Into Atlantic CITY
For the Holidays
Gen. Pershing's Departure
Was Quiet as His Arrival;
h. of C.. Convention Will
Take Place August |, 2, 3
sp,e.ol Dspe,ch 10 IT,. 7rssun.


ATLANTIC CITY. July AL the
railroads made preparations for the
ivah over tho weekend and hide
perlonce Day md special rains
marked all schedules over the various
lines into this city.
General John J. Pershing. who came
here the first Of this week. has been
unable 20 join with the colebrants over
the weekend. for he departed as
quietly a. he came.
The new million dollar addition 10
the Hotel Shelburne. Of which jacob
Wcikel is the proprietor. was thrown
open 20 the public to-day, an imposing
structure Of brick. eight stories high.
81 the renaissance type Of architecture.
The grill IS of great size and extends
almost 20 the walk. with a porch res
tacrant overlooking the esplanade. In
the orange room for dancing the floor
is parquetted in solid walnut; there
Is a second story lounge and sun deck
overlooking the walk. With the new
acdition the Shelburne can scc0mmo-
date 500 guests
The annual national convention Of
the Knights Of Columbus viii be held
in this city August ]. and IN the
Ambassador, with delegates present
from every state IN tho Union. Canada.
Porto Rico, Panama and tbs Philip
pines.
Arrangements were completed this
week for the second biennial convcn-
tion Of the Military order OF the World
War. which will take place here IN
September. The sessions will open on
the morning Of September Is. with dis
tingu.shed officers in attendance. This
is the only organization OF commits
stoned officers officially recognized BY
the War and Navy departments. u has
a membership Of over 10000. At the
same time the first reunion OF the 18TH
Division. New York and New Jersey
veterans. will be held here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clark. OF Lon
don. and Nine. Jeane /. Guillermet
and Nine Maurice Bayer, Of Paris.
are members OF the foreign circle at
the Ritz-Cariton.
a military group from New York at
the Ambassador includes Major Percy
Z. Hcxter. Major Howard Donnelly'
Major W. W. Boughton, Captain I. l..
Daite. Captain Robson Lea Perot.
Captain W. Rigal. naval attache OF
the French Embassy az Washington.
Joined friends over the weekend al
the Chslfonte.
New Workers making the Traymore
their home while at the shore include
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Sullivan, Miss Irene
sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. W. Irving Lake
Miss Felicia Drewnee. Miss Louise =
Copeland. Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Railway
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. O'Bryne, MISS Mar
/ garct Adams.
Joining the New York set al the
f Ritz-Carlton were Mr. and Mrs. stan
ley Wolf. Miss Eliza X. Wolf, Mr. Will
/ lam Hines. Mr. John Beyers, Miss Ag-
mes Donahue. Mrs Grace Van Schaiek.
/ Judge GEORGE 6. Silzer. Of Mctuchen.
is at the Ritz-Carlton, accompanied by
/ Mrs. Silzer.
Recent arrivals from New York at
/ the Breakers were DR.. and Mrs. J. j.
/ Gluck. Miss Billy Burns. Mrs. VI. J.
+ Sullivan. Mr. Frank L. MeCabc. Mr and
Mrs ". B. Roderick. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Handler. Mr. and Mrs. VI. II. Rosin ana
Mr. and Mrs william Mccarthy.
Emil Gerstel. Of Gerstls Lelande
Ho.ol tas leased the Blackstone Hotel,
I Virginia Avenue and the beach. The
Blackstone wiz be conducted on both
the American and European plans.
Mrs. +. X. Downing, OF New YORK.
is at the Brighton. Mrs. Clark
Prichett. Miss Jean Drouliard and Miss
Helen Anderson ale AZ the same hote!.
Mrs. Fulton Weaver. Of New YORK
motored 20 the shore and is residin':
( ~ tho Brighton. At the same hotel
are Mr. and Mrs J. II. Fisher. Miss
A. Salisbury. Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Plat and Mrs. Henry Nyriek, all Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maynard and
Nj and Mrs. c. B. Medallion, Of New
York. are at the Arlington.
The New York circle al the Penn
hurst was joined by Mr.. John Currsn.
Miss Mary Sionehurst and Miss Annie
Curran.
From New YORK at the Marlborough
Blenheim are Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Bal
linger. Mr. and Mrs. W. 7. Glib, Mrs
Ida F. Rose. Miss Catherine Fennimore.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin {. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Hutton.