New-York tribune., 1922-11-19
Atlantic City Urged
To Turn Fall Fete|
Into a City Event
welcome Stranger" Move
mens May BE Extended
10 Appointment of Com
n1ittee as Boardwalk Hosts
gpeoIas pispnson Co rhe 1,tth,.na

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ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 1s.--Whetier
the annual pageant in September shall
continue to be financed from private
funds OF be maintained by city ap-
preparation was she cause Of O public
meeting that packed the Commission
Chamber in City Hall Tuesday night.
The Avsnue Hotelmen's Association
Ia on record as favoring q municipal
sste, and al! shs civic clubs approve ths
plan. The project will be further de-
batad at another meeting.
The international convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association Of
North America will close its sessions
tomorrow night. The sessions that
began Tuesday and continued the rest
OF this week, have been marked with
an attendance Of distinguished men
from all walks Of life.
Welcome tho Stranger movement,
SO popular in some cities, has been
given larger meaning by the propo-
sition made by Ny. "Jack" Benson, per-
sonal representative Of the Hotel Tray
more and secretary Of the Atlantic
City Hotelmen's Association. He has
suggested that the Mayor or City
NiS&hs NO VIC GlQSG Ol 9aEH fUOnLn.
select the names Of 800 men and
women who will, under the direction
Of chairman selected by them, appear
regularly on the Boardwalk at stated
hours In holiday attire, impressing on
visitors the gayety and charm that arc
found as feature Of Boardwalk
atmosphere. He proposes COMMITTEES
should meet important trains and
mingle with the throngs. The city, he
suggests, might employ the services
OF professional stage director to
direct details Of costume and group
ings.
tensiVely worn on the Boardwalk this
week. Tweed costumes, which earlier
in the season seemed to hold the favor
Of femininity, have almost wholly dis
appeared. 'Tailormade outfits play a
General Quincy Gilmore, Of New
York, retired, who commanded the New
Jersey troops in the Spanish American
War, is visiting his son, Colonel Quincy
Gilmore jr., at the Brighton.
Assemblyman Benjamin Antin, of
New York. and Mrs. Antin are at the
Breakers. Assemblyman Antin was
elected Senator in the recent poll.
Spencer Penrose, brother of the late
Senator Boles Penrose, is at the Ritz
Carlton with Mrs. Penroge. They make
their permanent home in Colorado
Springs.
Miss Cariotta Sewall, Of Bath, Me-.
who is soon to wed United States SEN
ator Walter e. Edge, Is at the Ritz
Carlton with her mother, Mrs II. NJ
| Sewall.
| The New York set at the Marlbor.
ough- -Blenheim has been Joined re-
Gently by Colonel and Mrs Howards
| Mrs. e. p. Grosvenor, Efr. W RsfEitch-
cock, Mrs. John Schoenbergcr, Miss
! Marjorie Dean, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
! II. Foster, Mrs. Marion B. Hughes, Mrs
Walter I. Moore and Mrs. l.. B. Rails
| ton.
Noted in the arrivals from New York
at the Traymore were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Austin Bates, Mr.. and Mrs
Brandon Hendricks, Mrs. John l..
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Allen, Mrs,
E. L. Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cory.
DR.. and Mrs. J. M Mills, MIR. and Mrs.
J. P. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. w. n.
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Reynolds,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Ratcliffe, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Dean and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
K. Kelly.