New-York tribune., 1922-06-04
June Will Bring
Many Conventions
To Atlantic City
Thousands Of Visitors Who
Attend Meetings VI ak e
Reservations n, Hotels:
More Weekend Parties
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week end promises 70 come close to
.oualing II. A number Of last weeks
patrons are staying over AZ the various
hotels. and the incoming tide Of new
arrivals is steadily swelling the list
This month will mark the arrival Of
,housands Of visitors who will attend
the long roll OF conventions 70 be held
before June closes. For most OF these
reristrations have been made In ad.
vance. which has resulted in many n
the larger Boardwalk hostelries being
booked almost 70 their capacity.
Ata meeting Of the convention com
rit,,e OF the Loyal Order Of Moose In
Asbury Park this week final arrange
ments were made for the annual state
convention OF the order IN this city
from July 10 10.
Amid the cheers ~ the members OF
the Atlantic City Rotary Club, dele
gates from the local organization de-
parted this week on the first lap OF n
5000 mile journey across the country
10 attend the convention Of the Inter-
national Rotary Clubs, which opens 10
Los Angeles June s. In the party
we're Mr. Charles II. GODFREY. Mr John
". Moore and Mr. Henry Wiedsrhold.
As delegates; Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Somers. Miss Florence Somcrs, Mr.
David Somers. tho Misses Helen and
Marion Shirn. Judge Evans and Mrs.
Evans and Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Muster,
Of Berwick, Pa. The party expects 20
arrive in Los Angeles tomorrow. After
the convention Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey
and the Misses Shnn will 60 70 Glacier
National Park and the remainder Of the
party on q trip 20 Alaska.
District Representative Murphy has
arranged. through General Passenger
Agent O. T. Boyd % the Pennsylvania
Railroad. 20 have the Broad Street Sta
tion (Philadelphial band OF forty
pieces take part in the September
pageant in this city.
The Travellers Protective Associa-
tion will begin its thirty-third annual
convention in the Trsymore Monday
Western and Southeastern delegates
and companions are coming by specal
train. More than one thousand will
attend the sessions.
Mr. r. r. Burnside, general manager
OF the New York Hippodromc. with
Mrs. Burnside and their two daugh-
ters. Joined the New York group At
the TrAymore. They plan 20 remain
for several weeks.
Mr.. Antonio Martinez. stock broker
and sugar planter in Cuba. whose home
is in Havana. with Mrs. Martinez, is
residing AZ the TrAymore.
Mr. Richard B. Mellon. Of Pitts
burgh. brother Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. with his family. which in
eludes Mrs. Mellon, Miss Sarah C..
Mellon and Mr. Richard X. Mellon. is
a. the Ambassador.
The Rev. ". J. Moore. OF Brooklyn.
IL resting at the Ambassador. Other
visitors from New York at the same
hotel are MT. and Mrs. A. E. Morris,
Dr.. julien Auerbseh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Silver, Mrs. Lyman b.
Kendall. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fire
stone. Mr. ard Mrs. A. Edward Fisher,
Mrs. Samuel Piekard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick A. Taylor and Miss Beatrice
Wallace
The New York circle a. the Tray
more was Joined during the week b.
Mr. and Mrs. William b. Curtis, Nr.
and Mrs. H. X Weleh. Mrs Newton
Anderson, Master Ne~ton Anderson,
Mr. and Mrs. William l. Hope. Dir.
and Mrs. Wade Warfield. Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Wiles. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. $. Crit
tenden. Mr. and Mrs. ". Irving Lake
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. +. r.
Knowles. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Dixon
and Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Carter.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Sufrin, DR.. and
Mrs W. II. Wolf, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Demler. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
A. Marks. Miss Leonor Marks, Mr.. and
( Mrs ". c. Ritter. Mrs. n. L. Lederer
and Miss Blanche and Miss Mabel
Lederer arc making the Breakers their
shore home.
Among the New York soiourners at
the Marlborough Blenheim are Mr.
and Mrs 2. K. Albright. Mr and Mrs.
George Lucas, Mrs. J. n. Williams.
Miss s Marsh Long. Mrs. Paul Guen-
thar, Mrs. J. II. Emery, Mrs. Anna =.
Horner. Mrs Robert X. Boldt, Mr. and
Mrs Samuel 7. Mays and Z. L. Ship
man.
Joining the New York contingent At
the Brighton we're Mr. and Mrs. J. X.
Rowland. Mrs {. l. Houseman, Mr.
and Mrs. Hudson Clarke. Mrs. c. O.
Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lowery,
Mr. Wesley /. Lowery and Miss Cora
do Aahab.
Shelburne's contingent OF visitors
Alexander. Mr.. Milton Morris. Mr Eu-
gene Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Gafney,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Lonheld and Mr.
3. T. Dawson.
The New York circle At the Dennis
was Joined By Dr.. and Mrs. j. c. How
ard. Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Muth, Miss
Muriel Muth. Miss May Muth, Mr John
2. Drexel, Miss Agnes Carr. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank A. Otis, Mrs. c. u. Burger
and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Bridgeton.
New arrivals from New York az the
Pennhurst include Mr.. Francis A.
Massey. Miss Lillian ". Quinn. NJ. ".
{. Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. II. Brewster
and Mr. ". z. Frank.
Mr. {. c. Ferguson. Mr.. VI. L. Roe,
Miss Gertrude Mann. Miss Florence
Mann. Mrs. D. A. Breen. Mr and Mrs.
J. crvikshank. NJ. and Mrs william p.
Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. K. ". Otter
are recent arrivals from Ncw YORK a.
the Runnymede.
The colony Of visitors from New
York At the Chalfonte vas joined By
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Wellman. Mr
Thomas A. Watson jr., Mrs. B. /. Hill
burn Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Siegel. Mr
and Mrs. A. J.. Matthews. Mr. Clarence
T. Ot., Mrs r. r. Prescott and Mrs.
james B. WeSson.
New Workers resting At Haedon Hall
include Mr. A. VI. 1ravers. Mr. and
Ms. /. 3. Gilehrist. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Z. Cosgrove. Mrs. c. {. Howe. Mr and
Ms. Royal Diekerson, Mr. ard Nr'. X.
Mitchell Price Mr.. Ernest y. Arple-
by. Mrs. y. L. Washbnrn and Miss Mar
jorie Washburn.