New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Bathing Season
10 Begin Nav "a
At Atlantic y.
- -
Force of Life Guards v:,,
Increased and Wome, q = o
sors Dropped; Mason;scr =
Together Opens Mond'aa
Special Dispatch Z, Th.

ATLANTIC CITY. Ma o. '''sns
cial opening Of the hatn -o.--fhe s.
set for May 30. With tho the Season
psrature for the month lat vss. sss tr-
d. degrees, there have bean 'sa' ss ehy
times th,s month when the tasqts thasquts
ture registered 50 degrees ssahBf,
has gone as high as SO daz,.ana ana eTsa
ing the height Of summer tha hrf
>ary temperature is 10 or ~ custer
Beach Surgeon Bossert 10 qt,ssooTs
week lining up the guards -S SSasy as
protect the multitude far "s ~ sN q
four months. rhe force vii re hes
creased, and the absence ~ ax De It.
censors will be one OF tbe ~, wos,s
features this year. A''ccaOt
The hotels, especially az
beach front, are doing seavys ~. =
ness this month. This week s.l eat,
to the National Electric Ljpbs,nss. ss.'ss
sociation, has been marked dius A.
presence Of more than 4.e0o Al ne
from all parts Of the Unitad s..sss'es s.ass'es
The Maryland Bankers' ss.,s'. s
numbering $50 persons. held ,s.1aSa, s1aSa,
nual convention at the Trsv,sa.s a.s a.
week, while the board ot d;rn..s rsy.s Viz
the American Gas soes.t;ns s'a
vsned at the Trayn,ore 70 de.;da s''- .
their program for October VII wbe. Dosa
association has its annual .nr~. .ne
here. "'efehes
A banquet will mark she o,.,.
ing Of a weeks sessions Of tba 4.
tional League Of Masonic cl,bs ia. "a.
start on Monday. The copns;tfs. 'aS' =.
arrangements are counting on tho ;. ~
tendance Of Chief Justice W;,tsm ~ ~
Taft, General John J. pershin, idn;..i =
Robert F.. Coontz and Major Geo.
John A. Lejeune The toastms stsr t -.
the banquet will be ". Freeland V.,s' ~
r,ck' Potentate Of the Mystic Shrine.
The semi-annual convention Of ts,i
New jersey League of Building .s =.
Loan Associations will be held 4 ~
Chalfonte May 2s and q. The u,syrs
and future Of the building lean l,,,
will be discussed By John Warren VI
William Z. Tuttlc jr., commissions 4
banking and insurance for the stat. !,
New Jersey, will talk OF state proer,,.
in the business. Charles o,Ccuss,
Hennessy, of the Franklin Society. N.s
Aol n, ~iii dHSiy 1e national Legislation.
Honeymooners at the Ritz-CsrItos
are Mr.. and Mrs. Conkey Pate White.
head, Of Atlanta, Ga; Christian R,.
Holmes, son of the late Dr.. Christian
r. Holmes. Of New York, With his birds,
who was Miss Albertine Osborne Peck.
daughter of the late William Osborne
Peck. of New York, and Mr.. and Mry.
Peter J. Maloney, Of New York.
Joining the New York set at the AM.
bassador recently were Mrs. Joha
Purroy Mitchell, Mrs. r. A. Menim. Miss
c. r. Mckim, Mr. and Mrs. James
Barker. Mrs. Arthur Loomis Harmon,
George A. Simms. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7.
Matthew. the Rev. z. P Guinevan. the
Rev. ]. Kiernan. Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Mason. Mr.. ard Mrs Frank H. Baxter,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Peck, Mr.. and Ma
Albert D. Lesser, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z
Roberts.
The New York set Was joined at tM
RitI-Carlton by Mrs. katherine Gen.
ons Gould Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas a
Rhoades, Miss Lillian 'sassels, Mrs. L.
c. Read. Mrs. E. R. Tkauas, Mrs. S. G.
Eaton.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas r. Birch.
Mr.. Charles Paul Brown. Mrs. H. L.
Herring. Miss c. E. Darling. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Goldberger. Mr.. Raymond E..
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. James ]. Barr and
Mr.. W. H. Bolton are New Workers
making the Chelsea their home.
The visitors from New York at tie
Dennis include Miss E. A. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baxter and NJ
and Mrs. c. A. Partridge.
Prominent among the New YWhr
at the Marlborough Bleinheim are Ms
Edward Gennett, Miss Bessie i Aas,
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Rowe, Nf. ana
Mrs. NJ. NJ Minton. Mr.. and Mrs Ser
geant Ross and Mrs. E. N. Gilbert
At the Brighton from New York are
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Hull. Mr. ard Mrs'
Thomas P. Dair. Miss Alexander psi
zell. Miss Mary Halstead and Miss Sara
Roberts.
At the Edison are Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew McLaren, Mr.. and Mrs. Lo-
ward Marsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles h.
Sidel. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas snip!e!
and Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Janney.
New Workers making their home Is
the St. Charles include Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Denman. Mr.. and Mrs. ssx
Strausser, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Silverbsea'
MIR. and Mrs. Carl T. Doerr and NJ
and Mrs. S. l.. Holman.
At the Strand are Mrs. Foress
Rutherford and Mr. and Mrs. ". H.
Robinson.
New arrivals from New York at tns
Sea Side are Miss n. +. Lester, al'
and Mrs. Charles A. Weaver, ar'
Christian l.. Sack. Miss Vera Sack, VI;
and Mrs. G. II. Beardley and Mr. ana
Mrs. Stanley Jacobs.