New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-11
Gay Long Branch

Long Branch, y. j.. JULY l0.-Sum-
mer residents of Long Branch gave
themselves up this week very largely 70
the enjoyment CT cottage life. small
teas and dinners at the handsome sum-
mer villas which line this section OF
the North Jersey shore. golf on three
links, tennis. ocean bathing and au-
tomobiling and dancing.
Rehearsals for the principals in the
operetta "The Mystic Rose" to be
given by the Chamber Of Commerce on
July % and %. took place early in the
week. under the direction Of Robert z.
Shilling The Japanese Girl will be
impersonated by Miss Ortrude L.
Crum, who is occupying a cottage on
Bath Avenue with her parents this
summer.
Mrs. Levi s. Thompson entertained
the members of the Monmouth County
Auxiliary to the State Charities Aid
Society deliberately at her home, Brook
dale Farm. on Wednesday. The meet
ing was held on the lawn of the Thomp-
son estate. Associated with Mrs.
Thompson in the charities work here
are Mrs. Leon Cubberly. Of Morris
Avenue. and Mrs. James W. Cunning
ham, of Ocean Avenue, Long Branch
Lindley NJ Garrison. the Secretary
of War. who is occupying a villa Tor
the summer near by, was one OF the
ri n
week held at the Casino. opposite the
Monmouth Beach Inn. The prices were
presented by Mrs. Muriel Spencer Stad-
Ter. Commodore II. T. sherman and
the Rev. Arthur Lowndes assisted the
Secretary of War in the Judging.
Among the participants and IN the au-
dience at the pool were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Won Tilzer. r. +. Sanford, J. w
WEIGH. William G.. Slocum. DR.. and
Mrs. L. l.. Bacon. DR.. and Mrs. Simon
Baruch. b. +. Boley. F. b. Harmon.
John Hart, T. W. Riker, j. W. Spaldlne,
George II. de Witt, Joseph Stirling, /.
l.. Donnelly and Or. James Porter
Fiske.
Mrs. Jefferson Seigman. with com
pany of friends. spent Monday alter
noon at the Julia Home, on Morris
Avenue. where the seventh annual les
tival of the home was held. The char
ity is largely the personal pAllan..
thropy OF Mrs. Seligman. Some OF
those with her were Mr.. and Mrs Ar
thur de Young. Mrs. lsadore "ormser'
Mrs. Morris Wormser. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs Louis
Ranger. Robert Nathan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Forso. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hirsch'
Miss Margaret Nathan. Miss Lillian
Drew and Mrs Frank RothschIld.
A number of cottagers in the Nor
wood Avenue section we're later than
usual in getting down this summer,
and did not put in an appearance until
last SATURDAY. Among these were Mr.
and Mrs. Matthias Plum. z. Sanford
Ross. Leland II. Ross, Adrian Riker,
Eff. c. Young. Charles Abbott, Samuel
Sachs, c. W. Luyster and Sidney
Sternbach Philip DAILY. whose father
in the palmy days Of Long Branch
when the resort vas the centre OF sum-
mer society in America kept the ia
nous Phil DAILY Club. came 20 Long
Branch this week for the summer tax
ing a villa in the West End section.
/ The Young people of this section
gathered in large numbers last night
at the Deal Casino for country dance
as a benefit for the Biythedale Home
for Conyalescent Tubercular crippled
/ Children. There was a special pro
gramme Of music and fancy dances pre-
ceding the dance programme proper.
These numbers were rendered 9y Mrs
Martha Phillips. Eugene Bernstein.
Henry Mayor. Charles Olcott. Miss
Dorothy Levy. Miss Jeanne Kerhs. Miss
Eleanor Steiner. Miss Amy Lcwenthal,
Miss Maxine Stern. Miss Ruth Erlan-
ger. Miss Gladys Rosenberg. Miss Mil
dred Stern and Miss Florine Well.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. R. Guggenheim gave
q coming out party for their daughter,
Miss Bertha Guggenheim, early IN the
week. IL was Japanese-American
lawn fete at their beautiful country
estate here. Supper was served on the
lawn By waters in japanese costumes.
There was dancing there also for 400
guests, two Orchestras furnishing music
almost continuously. Some OF the rel
atives present included Nr. and Mrs.
Daniel Guggenheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ray Guggenheim. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Guggenheim. Mrs. Jefferson Seiigman,
Mrs. v Henry Rothschild and Sidney
Rothschild.
Edward Hvman was the guest %
honor at dinner al the Tallahassee
Hotel on Monday night. Those IN the
party Included also WIS hdIflNc L.
Powers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moeller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry FRANKLIN. Miss
Adrienne Strasberger and Miss Gladys
Rittenband.
Some Of the late arrivals at the
Tallahassee are Miss Hilda lsaacs. Mr.
and Mrs Benedict lsaacs. Victor Wald-
man. Miss Edna Heller. Miss Harriet
Holm. Austin W. Young. Mrs. Max L.
Young. Miss Helen Bry. Mrs. Belle A.
Schwab. Mrs. Edna K. Cohen. Mr. and
Mrs. c. Walter Hoffman and Mrs. I'd
ward Lyman.
The dinner resorts around Long
Branch are now mostly open. The
Bridgewater Inn. which is under the
new management OF Willard Hunter.
opened last Saturday night The
Camp. with It's tango band and cabaret.
opened the same night under the man
acement of J. F. Murphy. Wardells
Port-au-Peck resort. on the Shrews-
! bury. is also now open for the sea
son.