New-York tribune., 1922-02-12
LincOln's Birthday
Draws Big Crowd
TO Atlantic City
Boardwalk Hotels Packed:
Frosty Weather Takes
Many Younger Golfers 10
Lakes for Sport OH Ice
Special D.spotch to The Yr,bn,c

ATLANTIC CITY, Feb. 1.-THE Lin
coins Birthday holiday has drawn an
other big crowd TO tho Boardwalk with
desire for winter vacation. Viritors
from almost every state Of the Union
and from Canada have arrived in the
days ready TO join the boardwalk pa
raoe at noon tomorrow.
Frosty snap in the air this week d.
vided the sport-lovirg contingent and
took many of the younger golfers to
the lakes and ponds Of the mainland
for the finest skating known in years.
ST. Valentines Day will be generally
celebratcd both III tho hotels and on
the big piers BY special funcy dress
parties and other similar functions
The yacht clubs and the country clubs
also will have special affairs and there
will be any number Of parties in the
cottage colony
The Hotel Plaza has added bic
sun parlor to the building Private
baths have been added and running
water placed in every gucs. chamber
Of the Plaza.
Mrs. Frederick Gclkcr, OF New York
IL at the Marlborough Bcnhcim. Mrs
A. Ritter Shumway and Miss Helen
and Mrs. Albert Bardcs az, with Mr..
and Mrs. George Wcinhagcn. of Flush
ing. at the Marlborough Blcnhcim.
Miss Frances Mclaughlin IS with
friends from Englcwood, \. j.. at the
Marbor rough Blcnhcim.
Anthony Paul Kelly and Mrs. Kelly
arc Traymorc patrons from New York
Mrs. Mortimer Fishcl and Miss Leah
Fishcl arrived at the st. Charles from
New York. Mrs. ". A. Sanders, Of
New York CITY, is visiting the st.
Charles with Mrs. Charles Wagner. Of
Brooklyn. Mrs. Helen Roc Hartley,
Mr. Mrs. J. T. Forester and Mrs. Gertrude
Swcacy are in party from East
Orange at the Hotel Strand. Joseph
Lester and Miss G.. ID. Lester came
from New Rochelle to the Serand MIR.
and Mrs. W. Il. Barry, of lIackcnsacN,
have Joined the North Jersey colony
AZ the Strand
John j. NcGraw is at the Alamac
with J. J. Durkcc. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Ashton Little, of New York. are new
arrivals there, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Staley arrived at the Alamac carly in
the week from their home in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. L: NJ. Bryce, Of New
Alamnc. Lindley NJ. Garrison arrived
at the Ritz-Carlton, accompanied by
Mrs. Garrison.
Frank Tinney. Lee Shubcrt. J. j.
Shubert, William A. Brady and Alice
Brady we're among those in the theat-
rical colony at the Ritz over the last
week end. John G.. Mccall came to the
Ritz to visit Henry d. Roser.
Ralph J. Wonders, j. Clinton Spencer
and Robert L. McAllistcr registered
from New York at the Ambassador.
Mrs. Sumner Gerard, sister-in-iaw OF
the former AmbS ssador to Germany.
has arrived at the Ambas sador Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Margoin and Miss Esther
Margoln arc in family party from
New York at the Ambassador. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles n. Pollak, of New York,
have joined the winter colony at the
Ambassador. Dr.. B. Il. Morrow. OF
New York. is spending 4 vacation
period at the Wiltahire.
Mrs. ". X. Doty. Of New York. came
TO the Brighton with Mrs. Franklin
Murphy. OF Newark Mrs. Grace p.
Hendricks, of New York, arrived at the
Brighton with Mrs. Lincoln Godfrey,
OF Philadelphia. Mrs. James T.. Kcp-
pcrly, who has been at Lakewood, is
among the new arrivals at the Dennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Jackson came to
the Dennis to join Miss Jane Jackson
and Miss Rhoda Jackson. of Trenton.
Dr. Simon Flexncr. head Of the RocEe-
felel Institute is at the Brighton with
Mrs Tlexner. Mr.. and Mrs L. M
Lewis and Mrs n. T.. Hart arrived al
the Breakers from New York. Nathan
Straus is among the notable visitors a.
the Breakers this week