New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18

LONG BRANCH.

Long Branch. July IL. The first spell
Of hot summer weather sent throng
from the cities TO Long Branch for the
week end. Countless teas, auction par
ties and dinners are being sandwichcd
in between bathing in the morning and
dancing at the many ocean front hotels
at night A few Of this weeks enter
tainers were Mrs Muriel Spencer Stad-
Ter. Mrs. 4. A. Cater, Miss Beatrice
Lewis and Mrs. Thomas A. Webb, who
gave teas yesterday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. Simon Baruch, who ar
rived at The Anchorage, on the banks
Of the Shrewsbury River, entertained
Mrs. Sailing Baruch, of New York, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Amory Haskell are
arranging for a morning musical to be
given at their Shrewsbury home, Oak
Hill, next Thursday Some of those
who will attend are Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard S. Borden. Mrs. Robert McCarter,
Mrs. A. A. Cater, Mrs. Robert W..
Hawkesworth. Mrs. J. Horace Harding,
Mrs. Edward d. Adams, Mrs. William
Barbour, Mrs. F.. DreXel Godfrey, Mrs.
Thomas n. McCarter. Mrs. Frederick n.
Frelinghuysen, Mrs Adrian Riker, Mrs.
Henry Seligman. Mrs. Leroy Baldwin,
Mrs. George F. Hodgeman, Mrs. Charles
Simmons, Mrs. Mortimer Schif, Miss
Ruth Adams and Mrs. Irving Fisher.
Hotel patrons and cottagers from all
along the shore attended the costume
ball at the vest End Shore Club last
night. 1t was given by the Supper Club.
A number Of dinner parties were given
preceding the ball. Some of the dane
ers were Miss Gwendolyn brandon
Miss Gladys Ritterband, Mrs. c. Wood
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Wolff, Mrs.
Frank s. Smith Mrs. V. Henry Roths-
child, Mrs. Edward Hyman, Mrs. Maxi
milan L. Young, Miss Helen Bry, Mrs.
Belle r. Schwab, Mrs. Edna r. lnger-
soil, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Walter Hoffman,
Miss Hilda Isaacs, Mr.. and Mrs: Bene-
dict Isaacs, Miss Edna Heller, Mrs. Al
bert Symington. Mr.. and Mrs. William
B. Kinney. William Lloyd, Hugh D.
Camp and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Stillweli
Joseph F. Byrne. Of Newark, will ten.
der a dinner and dance to the board OF
directors of the Deal Golf Club next
Thursday evening at the clubhouse.
William Hammerslough. Of New York,
repeated his last years victory when
he won the silver trophy offered for
mems doubles in the Tallahassee tennis
tournament yesterday. His partner
was George Benjamin. also of New
York. Defeated by this pair were
Adam Gimbel, with Robert T. Nathan,
jr; Henry Roseman, with Philip Sing
err: Stanley Rabbit, with Eden Press
Ter, and Edwin Field, with Benjamin
Baron.
Only two weeks remain before the
opening of the twenty-second annual
exhibition of the Monmouth County
Horse Show Association, at Hollywood
Park, on July %. Fifty-nine classes
are TO be shown. Among those con-
tributing prizes this year are Samuel
NJ. Schaefer. Reginald c. Vanderbilt.
Harry Balfe, j. Horace Harding, Peter
Hauck, jr., Frank V. Strauss, Charles
A. Baudouine, Thomas A. Patten, Don
nybrook Farm. jefferson Seligman, N.Y.
ron II. Oppenheim, SIS. Doerr & Car
roll, S. r. and Daniel Guggenheim,
James c. Brady, Harry Content, Mar
tin Beck. Thomas J. Regan, j. j.
ODonohue, jr.. John E. Nee. Bowman,
Felix VI. Warburg, West End Shore
Club, Alfred Nathan, George g.. Ron
rig and Fred and Walter Lewisohn.
The Tallahassee Hotel is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Smith, Mrs. Wal
ter Dannenberg, former Judge Wilbur
A. Heisley, Miss Beatrice Lewis, M.
and Mrs Theodore Lowe, Miss Florence
Lowe, Mitchell Schulman, Harry Field,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Dessar, Mrs. Brad
lsh Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hast
irgs, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barney and
J. Campbell Clarke.