New-York tribune., 1922-04-02
Fashion Display
AT Atlantic CITY
TO Attract Crowd
Throngs Are Eager 10 Obtain
Forecast of Easter Styles;
Two Couples Will Wed i'm
Sea Waves on April 20
Special Dispatch TO 1Je Y,ibw1,

ing events cast their shadows. the
promise of q rich display of styles in
the Easter parade on the Boardwalk is
indicated by the dress rehearsal OF
this week end. With but fifteon days
more to the great festival day of April
IS, those who are devotces 10 the
mode are naturally cndeavoring to get
a line on how their spring apparel
will contrast with that Of their
neighbors in the promenade that has
made Easter morning world famed
event
The opening of the Fashion Show on
April j for three days is awaited with
cons iderablc cagerness. for it is eX
pccted to throw much light upon what
j. TO be regarded as the last word in
smariness among the dictators Of
style this season.
Wednesday Of this week was The
;earmest March day of that date, but
oN", recorded in fifty years. The tom
peratnrc WAS 20 degrees. Sunlight has
been plentiful and the bathors braved
the ocean with moro confidence than
was justified. for tho water was too
chilly to permit them to remain for
more than dip OF two. 1t is estimated
that the three railroads brought in an
average of 5000 visitors daily this
week
so many applications have been
made by prospective brides and bride
grooms to be welded in the sea waves
on April 26, when the Hotcd Exposition
will stage such sea nuptial rs a part
of its attractions, that instead Of one
such ceremony there will be two.
Mr. and Mrs f., j. Harrison, Of New
York, entertained at tea in the Orienta
Room of the Ambassador in honor OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dorrc, of Paris
I France. Attending were Mrs. Charlotte
/ Palmer. New York; Captain G.. \
Phillips. OF The United States Navy
and Mrs. Blanche Shafcr At a lunch
con given by the Harrisons Wednesday
/ their guests included Mrs. Charlotte
Palmer. Nh. and Mrs. Dc Witt Page
Of Worcester, Mass; Captain Phillips
| and Mrs Shafcr.
! Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. }. SpiegcI, OF Chi
cago, gave a luncheon Wednesday eve
ming in honor of the silver anniversary
| Of their wedding.
Mrs. James 7. Mann. wife Of Repre-
sentative Mann, Of Illinois. Rcpubli-
can whip in the House during two Con
crosses, has come TO the shore for an
extended soiourn.
William T. Noonan, president of the
Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh Rail
road. with Mrs. Noonan. has taken IN
residence here for an extended visit
Mr. Noonan and party came in pri-
va tie car
Mrs Pembroke Jones, of New York
motored from Gotham to the shore and
expects to remain until after the Easter
review on the beach.
Mrs. George b. Cortelyou. of New
York. with Miss Grace Cortelyou, is
at the Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kclso Cassatt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gouverncur Cadwal.
lader have joined the Philadelphia so
cial set at the Brighton
Sir Henry and Lady Egan Of Mont
real, and Sir George and Lady pcrley
of the same city, are at the Mari
borough Blenheim. The two baronet:
arc devoted to golf and frequently in
duge in sport on the Sea View gol.
course.
General W. ". Atterbury. vice -prcsi
dent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Mrs. Attcrbury. her mother, Mrs
George knorr and the lattcr's sister
Mrs. H. b. Eosengarten, are visitin:
AZ the Brighton.
Mrs. Frederick Dearing, wife Of The
newly appointed Minister 10 Portugal
is at the Shelburnc with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Sittenham, o
New York
Mrs. W. J.. Thompson and Miss NJ. T
Thompson, of Washington. d. c.. mo
tored to the shore with Mrs +. Thomp
son Jones and Miss Elcnor Jones, o
Oak Lane. Philadelphis, and are q
the Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Frener. Mis-
Dorothy Gauder and Mr.. and Mrs S
D. Brown have Joined tho New Nori
circle at the F.lberon.
New York Ienten sojouYners at tn
Traymore include Mr. and Mrs. c. 7
Curey. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Johnson
Mrs. Minnie Johnston, Mr. and Mrs
\. j. Alexander and MIR. and Mrs
George 3. Caldwell.
John ]. Abbott, president of the Con
tnental Commerce National Bank, o
Chicago, came to the shore for shor
outing.
Lieutenant Colonel j. A. Higgins
L. 8 A., is making the Traymore hi
home while here.
Representative r. d. Heaton Of Ash
land Pa. and Mrs. Heaton, are visitor
at the Traymole.
Mrs J. Ogden Armour, Of Chicago, i
at the Ritz-Carlton.
Miss Mary Lasker. of Washington
Joined her father, A. D. Lasker, head o
tn" United States Shipping Board, VII
is making an extended SO journ here.
Colonel William Thaw and Mrs. Thav
Of Pittsburgh. have joined the Pitts
bun gh contingent At the Ritz Carlton.
Lady Duveen. OF New York, and he
daughter, Miss Dorothy Duveen, ar
entertaining several friends here. The
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