The New York herald., 1922-12-31
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., Dec. 80.
GREAT host of holiday sojourners
N from many States is here to
- a usher out the old year and to
greet the new. New York city has
the largest representation of any city in the
country. not excepting Philadelphia, which
is but threescore miles away. Several
thousand additional visitors will arrive
tomorrow, and although most of them
will be from the Quaker City. Gotham's
dominant place on the Boardwalk will
not be disturbed The promenade along
the renowned wooden way tomorrow
and on New Years Day will be mag
nificent In point of size, brilliance and
color
More than $500 persons VIII par
ticipate in the "Mummers' Parade" to
be held here on the afternoon OF New
Years Day. The spectacle will be
modelled along the lines Of the annual
mummers' promenade which is held in
Philadelphia on this day. There VIII be
elaborate costumes, some that are garish,
others spectacular and others startling In
their originality of design and color
scheme.
Among the arrivals Of the last few
days is Comtesse Francois de Brenond
,.l Ms, WIDOW OF a ETGilcH OlilCtT hiiitA
0ri the battlefield during the world war.
SIX gave to-day an exhibition of the
ha hlwork of herself and other French
widows of the late war and there were
mahy admirers OF her display Of laces.
embroideries and linens that were on
view at the fashion shop conducted by
Mrs. John Kendrick Bangs, widow OF
the author, who with her deceased hus-
band was OF notable help to the resi-
dents Of the devastated regions OF
France Mr.. Bangs, while visiting the
stricken area overseas. felt the first in
dIcations of the illness that resulted in
his death last winter
Mr. Alexander p Moore Of Pittsburgh,
who entertained President Harding at
the Ritz-Carlton here last y"ar, will
have as New Year guests at that hotel
his niece, Mrs. Mildred Martin, also OF
Pittsburgh; Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Liver
moor Mrs Mildred Wendt and Mr.. Ed
ward Roos. all of New York; Senator
und Mrs Hiram Johnson of California
and Representative stephen Porter OF
Pittsburgh.
There will be much life and gayety at
the Traymore by way Of speeding the
parting year and welcoming its success
sor. A special feature Of New Years ,
Eve will be a private supper dance In
he submarine grill.
Senator Walter =. Edge of New Jer-
sey. whose home is here, VIII give n
unner TO the newsboys OF the resort on
New Years Dav in accordance with
time nonored custom The Senator sold
papers on the streets of this city more
than thirty-fivo years ago, among them
a daily which IN later years he pur-
chased. He founded another newspaper
which he conducted until a few years
ago, when he sold both dailles to a COM
pany Of his former associates.
Recent arrivals at the resort and those
who will be here for New Years Day
Include:
Traymore-Remson McKim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald r. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert sackett. i. Stewart Cater, John
a. Eubank, Louis w. Dumont Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. H. Swift. s. y. Thorn. Il. w.
Dubois, William L. Walker, Herbert T..
Dillon. Alexander Lambert. Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Naphen. Mr. and Mrs
f. o. A. Glokner. Mr. and Mrs George
Roberts, A. ]. Bennett, George o. Smith,
Miss Grace Knipe. Philip +. Donohue.
Gilbert ]. Postley. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick X. Ryan. Miss Ella NJ Baker, Miss
A. Buskell and Mr.. and Mrs. L. f..
Nolan.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. George d. All, Miss
Ttosetta o'Neill Mr.. and Mrs. Ben