New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
No Parking Rule
Is Decided Upon
At Atlantic CITY
Garage Owners to Cooper
ate i'll Finding Quarters
for Crowds of Autoists:
Hotels Busy With Throngs
speciol Dispotch 10 The YjYbsne

ATLANTIC CITY, March 25.-With
the highways leading to New York fast
being given hard surface and the
increased patronage by .,ain being ac-
cepted as sure augury for q greatly
augmented influx Of motor cars when
the summer season approaches. the
city authorities are experiencing con-
siderable anxiety in deciding what
shall be the best means for controlling
ttsffic.
The decision reached this week is
an important one for New York motor
lists who are expected to use the roads
Leading across this state to the resort
as soon as spring has opened the way
for pleasant travel. Absolutely no
parking in the streets will be permitted
this year except on the three custom
ary occasions OF Memorial Day, Fourth
Of July and Labor Day. Huge signs
will be erected at either end Of the
three bouevards reading "No Street
Parking,' so that visitors will be sure
to be foreWarned.
Garage owners at conference with
the Mayor this week promised to notify
the nearest ncighboring garage when
their own are filled. Open air garages
tlons provided for in an ordinance to
be introduced. Civic organizations will
assist in keeping the streets clear.
More than a hundred executives Of
the hotels in New York have advised
Linton b. Arnold, president Of the
Avenue Hotelm men's Association. that
they will be present at the reunion Of
the hotelmen from all over this and
nearby states during the hotel eXposi-
ton on the Steel Pier beginning April
"a and continuing q week. Most Of
fhpn1 Will nlV a.,
rs, and be accorded reception, after
which they will be assigned to hotels
and later go to the pier to view the
| exposition 1t has been arranged that
members of the Greeters Club shall
be on hand to welcome them and din
ner- dance will be one feature of the
occasion. Next day they will motor
to the Iinwood Golf Club for a game
for trophies and medals Later they
will meet the members Of the New Jer-
scy Hotelmen's Association and attend
a banquet at the Traymore at night,
Edward M. Ticrney, OF the Ansonix,
New York, and president Of the Amer
can Hotelmen's Association, will head
the New York delegation, and Ex-
| Sheriff Knott will be his aid
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard. of
New York, with their two adopted
!
Walter Teagle, Of New York, pres
ident Of the New Jersey Standard Oil
Company, and Mrs. Teagle have Joined
Mrs. John Teaglc, mother Of Mr.. Teacle
at the Brighton Hotel
Mrs. John S. Kenmore. Of Short
Hills, n. j., has been Joined at the
Brighton by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C.
Ream, Of New York.
George D. Jarvis, Of Rutland, VT
president Of the Rutland Railroad, came
up from Florida and is recuperating
| here.
Countess Laszlo Szcchcnyi has re.
turned 70 Washington, D. C., after a
sojourn at the Ambassador. She plans
to return over the Easter period.
Mrs. William Pitt T'rimble, Of Park
Avenue, New York. president of the
| Washington State Association, char
lty organizations. and Mrs. Walter
Oakes, of Park Avenue, its treasurer.
gave card party Tuesday in the Am
bassador Hotel,
Lady Muir Mackenzie addressed a
gathering in the Ambassador, talking
on the subject Of SIN the Footsteps OF
Buddha."
S. J. T. Straus is entertaining party
Of friends at the Ambassador.
]. Harry Foley, secretary to Cover
nor Edwards of New Jersey, is here
with John Milton. Corporation Counsel
Of jersey City. at the Traymore.
Earl r. Dickson. Of New York wa.
/ Joined at the Chalfonte by Mrs. r,
Dickson. of White Plains, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dcafleld, Of New
York. are making an extended visit at