The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-04
Copyright by Internationa News Service.
A scene at one of Long Branch's
famous horse shows.
Pastime Led by Mrs.
Hawkesworth and
Mrs. Cater Shows No
Sign of Dying OUT
Plans for Horse Show

WEST END, Long Branch. July 8.
~ HIS famous resort is just at the
beginning of a most prosper
Gus season. There Is an I'M
usually large colony in the
villa section owing to h inability OF
% many families to get abroad ana
on the eve of the national holiday the
hotels are all full. There is no time
for idleness in this resort and the &C.
cupants Of the villas n the so.ourn-
ers at the hotels find their time well
taken up with wholesome sports, golf,
lawn tennis. horse back riding. polo
and sea bathing being included regu-
arly in the routine of the day.
Dancing by no shows any
Gign Of dying out. as preparations are
being made for one Of the gayest sea-
sons In years In that line. There are
the beautiful bathrooms In h old
Hollywood Hotel and the Hotel Taxa
nassee, and then there Is also the ball
room in the West End Shore Club.
where the new supper club formed by
Mrs. r. w. Hawkesworth and Mrs.
Arthur A. Cater is meeting with great
success. In addition to these places
there is always a chance to dance at
Prices in Pleasure Bay or at h Ross
Fenton farm. where there Is excel
lent music.
The great feature Of the Long
Branch season is the Monmouth County
Horse Show. which will be held
this year for four days at Hollywood
Park, beginning July 2S. Owing to
the frequent rains of h early part
Of June the park Is in splendid condi-
ton, and II is being further beautified
for the grand event Of the season by
the placing Of foliage plants and at
tractive flowers here and there on the
grounds. Entries for the show are far
ahead of those of recent years and the
twenty-second annual show, which IT
will be this year. promises to have
greater interest han for several years
pasG.
At a recent meeting of the directors
Reginald c. Vanderbilt was elected n
director in place of his brother, Alfred
q. Vanderbilt. who was lost on the
Lusitania, and It Ia hoped hat he will
be able 20 give his personal attention
to the show. The officers for this year
are Harry Content, president; Joseph
J. O'Donohue, Jr.. and James T. Hyde,
vice-presidents, and p. j. Caset, secre-
tary and treasurer. Among the direc-
tors and honorary vice-presidents are
the Governor of New Jersey, James r.
Fielder; James c. Brady. John j.
O'Donohue, Daniel ~Guggenheim, AL
fred Il. Maclay, Martin Beck, j. Hor-
ace Harding, Is. J. Greenhut, Frederick
Lewisohn, Robert A. Fairbairn. 5. X.
Guggenheim, Walter Lewisohn. j.. A
Dalrymple Percival. Samuel NJ. Scnae-
fer, Philip Lehman, Adolph Lewisoiin'
Alfred Nathan. c. =. Doelger. Franz r.
Hurd, Jacob Wertheim. George Ehret
Jr., Alfred n. Beadleston, ]. Campbell
Thompson, William Ziegler. Jr., Mich
olas +. Brady, Neuman Erb, Peter
Hauck. Jr., Hubert Mcdonnell, Harry
l., Joyce, Henry A. McAleenan
Charles A. Baudouine. George @. Rob
llg, William Bradley. s. Bryce Wing
=. Fred Bruner, ]. Joaquin Rothchild
J, Schuyler Casey, Thomas j. Regan
John McE. Bowman, lido M. F1eisch-
mann, Edward w. Kearney. James J
Fox, Felix NJ. Warburg. Paul Bioot
and William c. Heppenheimer.
Among those who will act al Judges
are F.. s. Jaffray McVickar, Hildretf
II pioouSoou, H. otudit Aio''''' 49,
Nee. Bowman. George b. Hume, Dr
+. Lester Jones, Carl Burr. Jr., Henr!
l.. Bell and Frederick Lewisohn
Frank r. Clark will an usual be tn
starter and on the prize list commit
tee are j. Schuyler Casey, John J
C'Donohue and Charles w. Smith
Among the donors of special prizes arr
Alfred y. Beadleston, Daniel Guggen
helm, Alfred Nathan, Martin Beck. j
Horace Harding, Felix NJ. Warburg
Frank V. Strauss, Reginald c. Wander