New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
Atlantic City List
Of fNOvenberG Guests
Will Set a Record
Social Leaders Are Lending
Their Support to Large
Card Party for Benefit of
Sanatorium November g
speola1 Dispatch to The Tribune


ATLANTIC CITY, Nov. 4. The
this week that has been gratifying to
the proprietors of all the beach front
establishments. The November book.
ings have exceeded past records, anc
there is a steady arrival of visitors
many of whom are registered for 6
long stay.
Prominent social leaders have lent
their support to the big card party that
will be held at the Ambassador Hote
on November 8 for the benefit of g
local children's sanatorium. The Sigma
Delta Chi Sorority is sponsoring the
affair, with Miss Lottie Boyer as chair
man of the committee in charge.
The profusion of ostrich plumes ir
headgear is noticeable this fall on the
walk. There seems to be preference
too, for turbans rather than hats OF
wide and more elaborate design.
Mss Louise M. Silcox, secretary OF
the Authors League, OF America, is
resting at the Ambassador.
Mr.. T. G. Sloan, Of Philadelphia
and his bride, are at the Shelburne
on their honeymoon.
Mr.. i. L., Lawless, manager Of the
Atlantic City Ambassador Hotel, is
away in the Berkshires for rest
In rs. LdWlGSS Is Will ulIHs
Mr.. Harry Doherty, manager of the
New York Athletic Club, is at the Tray
more convalescing from an operation
Mr.. F. w. Hoover, superintendent of
the War and Navy Building, Washing
ton, d. c., is here on fishing trip
at the Traymore.
Mr.. A. F. Supplee, of Doylestown,
Pa, who has just come in with his
racers from the circuit, is recreating
for week in the resort accompanied
by Mrs. Supplee. They are at the
Wiltshire.
The New York set at the Marlbor-
ough- Blenheim was recently Joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Roche, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Lee Forest Larner, Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Wolfson, Mrs. r. Nj.
Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H,
Brennan.
New York folks at the Traymore in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. George Kean, Mr.
Ralph G.. Farnum and Mr.. and Mrs
F. C. Hamilton.
Among the New York visitors at the
Ambassador are Mr.. F. Rodrigues, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Conroy and Miss
Pauline G.. Widrow.
Residents of New York visiting at
the Ritz-Carlton include DR.. and Mrs
e. r. Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Armour
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burch, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Keller and Miss Keller.
The Dennis is entertaining among
other visitors from New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Walker and MI. G. H. B
Chaplin.
The New York contingent at the
Shelburne includes Mr.. and Mrs. a: n
Hall, Miss Jeanette Cook, Mr.. Alex
ander Sigel and Mrs. L. D. Weiss.
New Workers recently arriving al
the Brighton were Mr.. James A. Barr
Mrs. Jules P. Storm and Mrs. M. A
Bliss.
The New York group at the Chal.
fonte includes DR.. M. j. Exner, Mr.
Herbert S. Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. F
Don Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. +. M
Gould.
The circle of New Yorkers residing
at Haddon Hall have been Joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Campbell, Mr.. Hugh
LIZ Matthews and Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
DUNCAN.
New members of the New York col
ony at the Strand are Mr.. and Mrs. d
Van Liew, Mr.. James S. Weaver and Mr.
L. Van Orden.
Gothamites making the Seaside their
home are Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Cole
man, Mr. L. e. Foley, Mrs. nj. II. Har-
rison and Mrs William Patterson.
Mr.. David Glantz, of New York, with
Mrs. Glantz, is registered at the
HoImes hurst