New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
Long Branch
Society Gathers 70 Close Of
Annual Horse Show.

3-oac Br@;.y-.., \. J.. July 3e.-IiIsl. zoe
o. the social season i!as been reaches az this
.-:-o-t :h.s week. aEd all records bz-'e been
broker not only Cor cTowds bit gaye;S'-
'rno hcrse sio.c always brings the elite OF
tle fashionable xorld, but the seventee:lth
annual exhibition, which ends to-day
.5-1-e...t toget..e.- the largest assemblage %
not:.b,es in Lo,.g Branch's history.
NuIleroJ.s house parties In the exclusive
Eiberon ana West End sections OF the city,
ialYT1 fetes. musicals ard coaching parties
have been ro:a3le features. Among those
.-no figured Il, the big exhibition were AL
fred C. and Reginald Vanderbilt, w Gould
sroksw. James T. Hyde. n. Goadby Loew.
Frank J. and Howard Gould. ". II. T-ea'2-
rel. George ~. Coo, Mrs. Daniel O'Da,.
afrs Helen N. Alexander. II. Stewart Hol-
lie, 6 X harrington. Mrs ". A McGio-
hons George II. PeI * &. Spencer and
Mrs James M Mckay, j.
The next Dig social event scheduled Is
tl,e society ball. II aid OF the Monmouth
Memorial Hospital here. which is planned
for Saturday evening at the West En1
Shore Club. This IS an innovation. ano
takes the place fo- this year OF the annual
socety circus for charity. at which more
than $4,000 was realized in q day last
yesr.
Coast society is taking Il keen interest in
the bail Among those who are aiding 4
are M and Mrs ]. p Willistor. Miss VIII
i.ston, MI and Mrs. Anthony y. Brady.
M and Mrs Walter Lew!soiln, Ny. and
Mr.. Harold T. Creighton. John McU y9ln.
M and Mrs. P. J. Casey. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Lew1sohn. DR.. and Mrs. Seymour
oppenhein,er J. Tacouin Rothschild, Mr-
and Mr. Gustav Minzesheirner, Mr.. and
-r,H Gp.
wilbur a Heisley. Nj. and Mrs William
r. Chase. Judge and Mrs. Nathan Bijur,
Mr. and Mrs Peter Hsuck. jr, Mt. and
Mrs J. Henry Hsggerty, Mr.. and Mis- F.
Grant Loeb; Nj and Mrs. George B. Hurd.
Mr. and Mrs LIE Roy n. Taylor, Nr. and
Mrs. Louis Rurkel. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
F Nathan Mrs. George VI. Pullman and
Mr. eno Mrs Joseph J. O'Donollue. il.
" LegraEo Rowland, the American COM
peser. has arranged TO produce grand opera
81 Long Branch next month under high
soo3ai patronage He will present ms own
opera. -Sarrona," as given with marked
success al the New Amsterdam Ti1eatra
last winter The opera will be preceded by
scenes .ro-1 ''Fxust" and -Cavsil-ria
Artists well known in the operate world
viii take the leading parts. assisted BY
chorus % forty and ballet of sixteen
Mt Rowland Is the nret American COM
poser 20 win success in Europe His
first opera 'Nita," was given in Paris
far back as 1896. and 125 performances ot
'Sarrona" have been given in twenty OF the
leading cities OF italy and Austria i
The performance of "AS You Like IT. by
the Coburn Players in the open air on
Thursday evening brought coast society
out in force. Among the patrons were
Mines. Joseph VI. Byrne. William l.,
EoftHaail. J. II. Mcdonald. John T Giles
pie and william II. Duval-
Hotel Scarboro Is one Of the gayest places
along the shore. The big hotel casino is
fevorite resort for dancing in the evenings
many cottagers taking part Formal balls
and other entertainments are frequently
held there. One OF the largest q few
days ago. when Mrs. Louis V. Kahn. wife
OF the proprieto-,. entertained some two,
hundred friends at g bridge party. Silver
fevors We're distributed. and then there was
q luncheon and dancing. Among Mrs
Kshu's guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Stone, Nr.