New-York tribune., 1922-03-19
Review Of Fashion
To Be Seen i'm April
By Atlantic City
Well known Designers and
Modistes to Aid Exhibits:
Kennel Club 10 Show Ped
igreed Dogs Next Month
Snecio, Dispntch 10 The T,Ib,,,s

ATLANTIC CITY, March 18-A fash
ion show Will open at the Ambassador
Hotel April 5. s and 7 under the man
agement Of William Smith, of New
York, who had charge of the govern
ment's silk show in Washington in
1920. Well known designers and mo-
distes have been secured to assist, and
there will be as one one feature e
dozen.
The Kennel Club expects to display
high grade collection of pcdigreed
dogs when it opens its exhibition late
in April or early in May.
The Photographic contest which is
set for the Garden Pier for April is
fostered by the Chamber of Commerce
and one Of the big exhibitors will be
Samuel P. Leeds.
Colonel Merritt Smith, who is one Of
tho notable visitors at the Marlbor-
-Blenheim, where he has been
with Mrs. smith, is an enthusiast over
horseback, canters along the beach,
and every morning he INDUCES in this
recreation.
unprecede facilities in the shape
of railroad transportation will be ac-
corded this summer, for beginning with
June there will be one hundred trains
daily coming into and going from this
city to New York or to Philadelphia,
and from thence to distant points.
Edward T. Lawess, resident manager
of the New York Ambassador. has be-
come the manager Of the Atlantic CITY
Ambassad dor, succeeding William F..
Banks, who, in turn, becomes the man
ager OF the Seaview Golf Club, a posi-
tion he resigned to take charge of the
hotel interests.
This Harvard University band, Of
fifty collegians, will come 70 tho Ritz
Carlton On April IL and give several
concerts, terminating with g apecial
program Of fourteen numbers on Easter
Sunday On Easter eve concert will
take place in the Palm Court of the
Ritz, to be followed by dancing
Reservations have been made at the
TraymoTe for 8 large number of Ma
sonic club members Of New York who
desire to attend the seventeenth annual
convention of the National League Of
Masonic Clubs, to be held in this city
from May % to 27. 1t is planned to
hold monster celebration in the Tray
more on one of the nights during the
convention.
Samuel Rotan, District Attorney for
Phiadelph is here with his bride,
who was Mrs. Elkins, of Elkins Park.
They are at the Ritz Carlton.
Among the New York contingent at
the Ambassador arc Mr.. and Mrs N. r.
Pack, A. Leo Evcritt Roger Warren
Dudley and Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Per
rinc
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Marshall Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Winston are
stopping at the Traymore. Others from
New York there arc Mr.. and Mrs. E. E..
Woodward, Mr.. ard Mrs. H. E. Graham,
Mrs. David Warfeld Mrs Mary l..
Wood Mrs. Francis Wood Mr. and
Mrs /. D. Root and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
l.. Victor
Mrs. c. T Trohnc is at the Marl-
borough Blenheim
Mrs G. P. Sperling. Mrs. La Grove
Eddington. Mr.. and Mrs. William r..
Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch NJ.
Johnson are among the recent arrivals
1T the Ritz Carlton.
Dr.. and Mrs. O. r. Won Bonnests are
arrivals at the Chalfonte. Among later
arrivals at this hotel are Mr.. and Mrs.
! 3. Lampe, Miss Elizabeth Bryon, John
II. OFT, Mrs. Clayton Rockhlli Mr. and
Mrs. r. f. Luder and Mrs. Alexander
Brown.
DR.. and Mrs. T. O. Virgin are com
fortably ouartered at the Marlborough
Blcrhcim, where they expect TO remain
fir. and Mrs. Harvey Williams william Are Are
newly registered at the Dennis; Mr.
and Mrs A. F. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
". Jenny and Lucia and Chase Jenny,
James Williams and Rockwell Williams,
Mrs. Cornelia Dey. Miss Helen Scvair,
Donald Hends and Mrs. +. B. Brooks
are other New York newcomers at this
hotel.
Mrs. Paul X. McAllistcr is one of the
late corners at the Shelburnc
Robert Englander and Mrs. B. G.
Englander are registered at the
Breakers. Mr. and Mrs. Edward New
castle and Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Turner are likewise installed at that
hotel.
Mrs. c. P. Goldsmith is at the st.
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ward, Miss
Fighter and Miss Harriet Fighter. Mrs.
Phillip Hoffman, DR.. and Mrs. William
c. Durriss and Miss Virginia Hoffman
are stopping at Haddon Hall.
At the Brighton are Mrs: Thomaa
Ewing, Mrs. a. H. Willie, Robert a
Wright, Mrs. Fullerton Weaver, Cliff