The New York herald., 1922-08-06

= Walker, Chief Justice Gum
mere and all the jurists Of
New Jerseys higher courts. as well
as many officials Of national and State
prominence, will attend on Thursday
evening at the Ritz Carlton the din
ner to be given for Vice Chancellor
Robert II. Ingersoll, until recently
Common Pleas Judge OF this county.
The dinner will be a testimonial OF
the yice-chancellor' friends. who have
chosen this means of congratulating and
felicitating him on his appointment TO
the Chapcery Court bench Senator
Walter L. Edge of New Jersey, whose
home Is here and who is an old 1riend
of the Chancellor, will be one or
the speakers Senator Joseph D. Ere
Ilinrhuysen. senior Senator of New
Jersey, will attend.
There has been an appreciate IN
crease in patronage at all the hotels,
and still further Improvement In busi-
ness is anticipated by the proprietors
for August. Many hotel proprietors.
dipping a bit further into the future
foresee an abundant patronage In sep
tember, which in recent years mas come
to be one OF the busiest months OF the
year.
This section of the State Is to have
another golf club, the fourth to De
esta blished in the county. Many prom
lnent residents of Ocean City, neigh
foriues resort. have renewed options on
land along the Scullville road, IN
Somers Point. for a golf course. Ine
clubhouse and links will overlook the
| Great Egg Harbor River and the Great
| Egg Harbor Bay.
The temperature of the ocean mas
been unusually high. For July the aV-
erage was 60 degrees. On July H the
| temperature was n, and IT was u poinl
higher on the following day.
Mrs. De Witt Talmadge OF Wasning-
| ton ia visiting Mrs. stephen b. Elkins
| at her shore villa in Ventnor
Mrs. c.. r. Kear. wife of Commander
Kear. u. S. N, has left for Havana
| after visit to her mother, Mrs. sum
son Brown. in Longport.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine EllSins, who are
| on a fortnight's automobile trip. nave
arrived in Ventnor.
| Considerable sporting activity Will be
| crowded into the autumn pageant to be
| held here September 6, Z and s. Open
championships in trapshooting golf.
| tennis, motor boat racing, automobiling.
| swimming and hydroairplane racing viii
| be features.
Recent arrivals from New York at the
| Traymore are Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Cram
| ford Mrs II. c. Fisher, Miss Audrey
Waters. Miss Fay King, Mr.. Arthur J.
| Hily, Mr.. and Mrs. u. j Shirley, Mrs.
Grace Ball, Mr.. r. S. Thompson. Miss
Caroline Paulus. Miss Jean Gobay, MISS
| L. G. Mccain, Mr. Adolph Fabricio, Mr..
David Ireland. Mr.. w. II. Thitchener.
Mr.. S. II. Traitel Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Bryan, Mrs. w. r. W.olcott, Mr.. Schuy-
| Ter Ladd, Mr.. and Mrs. #. Il. Gibson,
/ Mr.. w. f. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
l.. Dez, Miss G. O. Johnson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joseph M Gates, Mr. Andrew
| Snowden. Jr.; Miss Anna Marston, Mr..
| H. p. Victor and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
/ Pujol; and from Brooklyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. George II. Christian, Mr.. Joseph
]. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Fillingim
and Mr., George II. Geoghan.
! The Ritz-Carlton has Mrs. Chapman
i Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H Taylor,
] George w. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. III. S. Har-
| lin. Ia J. Hanley. r. ]. Denny, ]. F. AL
len. Miss Olive Richter. John ]. Clarke,
Messrs. Ira and Arthur Lewis. Miss Ell
sic Cross j. L. Horner. w. III. Dominick,
John r. Fox. c. H. Clark, Mrs. T. "
Clark. Mr.. and, Mrs. John Hartford. Mrs
G. Duboc1. Miss Henrietta Ferguson,
Miss Aurelia A. Fisher Miss Ruth lie
4 Davis and, Master Bobert III. Davis, and
from Brooklyn. James g. Case. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Baird, NJ. II. ). Smith and j. p. A.
Byrne. at ~ ..
Al the Marlborough Blenheim are
Mrs. c. Talbot Taylor, Mrs. c. s. White
c. NJ. Misley, a. L. Ruth, Harold H.
Messner, Miss Blanche NJ Cope. who ar
rived with Miss Jessie Clifford; Mrs.
Henry +. Jeffress, Judge Alfred J. Tai
ley and Miss Marion c. Talley Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Il. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Culpepper. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Starr
Mrs. James Henry Parker, Mrs. Il. G.
Skinner and Mrs. f. ii. Romaine. Jry
and from Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs Dean,
G. Osborne, Mrs. G.. T. Frohns. Miss Mary
a. Conlan, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
! Gleason and Miss Grace j.. Simpson.
Arrivals at the Ambassador include
the Right Rev. George J. Waring. Hin
bert Osborne. David Belasco. MIR. and
Mrs A. r. Wendell. DIR. and Mrs. John
q. Coyle, Miss Ada Coyle, Frank w.
South. Nicholas J. Hcaly. Jr.. w ID.
Howard. NJ S. Hogan. Joseph Ewing.
r. T.. Walsh, John ]. Lynch, Mrs. ".
J. Healy. Jr., ~ ]. Healy Sd, Frank
Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. GustaveY w.
Rawson. Mr.. and Mrs. Seton Porter,
the Rev. j. r. Roywood, William II.
Roney. James A. Cooran, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Dwyer. Mrs. Dorothy Wooster.
Charles Rush, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Irwin,
Miss Anna Larkin. Miss S. t. Carew,
Miss Catherine Conway, Miss Rose M.
Iangdon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sherwood.
The Dennis has Mrs. w. j. Bingham.
Mr.. >. j. Wise. Mr.. III. T. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank II. Hobson, Mr. r. v.
Foley, and Mr.. q. J. Aurioles.
At, the Alamac arc Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Bachelor, Mr.. Samuel wcissman,
Mr.. A. J. stern, Miss Edith KossIer,
Mr.. Wilbur a. Ullman. Mr.. Walter A.
Sinclair. Mr.. George q. Gerhard, Mr..
Augustus McNally. Miss marguerite
Risser. Mr. w. V. Price. Mr.. and Mrs
!. j. Brown. Miss Hortenso Brown, MIR.
w. u. Fitz simons. and Mr.. L. NJ.
/ Fleming.
Guests at the Breakers INCLUDE Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Israel. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wiener, Mr.. III. Richard Ulmer Mr.
Harry Cohen. Mr.. -. w Levin, Mrs J..
n. King. Mr.. Sigmund Taub. MIR. and
Mrs. Il. J. Hurson. Miss Hurson, Miss
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