The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-25
SPRING LAKE BEACH
HAS A BENEFIT FAIR
Favors Military Ball to BE Re-
vived Friday ut New Mon
mouth Hotel.
TO HONOR THE GOVERNOR

SPRING LAKE BEACH, y. J., July "a
The beneft country fair held at Sea-
wood. the summer home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Heilner. this afternoon was the
chief social AFFAIR Of the week. Society
folk from all sections OF the north
Jersey coas. attended IN great numbers
and the Ann May Memorial Hospital Will
receive several thousands OF dollars as
a result.
Seawood covers sixteen acres OF
ground and booths for the sale of candy.
fancy work, vegetables. novelties ana
mems fittings dotted the lawns. There
was also a huge grail bag. the mystic
rious contents of which proved a lure for
the visitors small change. TIL booths
we're in charge OF members OF the aux
iliary OF the hospital. They published a
small newspaper for the occasion and
sold copies for amounts ranging in price
10 IS.
North Jersey coast society is much
Interested in the mcnt that the
famous military ball will again b" held
at the New Monmouth Hotel next Fri-
day evening in honor of Gov, and Mrs.
James +. Fielder. For many years this
ball was the chief social AFFAIR OF the
summer along the north coast and its
revival VIII ne WtltoIlfN III lhlliAols 80
cles throughout the State.
on THURSDAY, Friday n saturday or
| next week the second annual tennis
tournament will he held AT tina Essex
and Sussex. The tourney Will he fol-
lowed by n tennis ball saturday eve
ming. on Tuesday night a surprise pro-
gramme OF entertainment speciaIties
will he held In the Italian gardens of The
hotel. Invitations will he ISSUED next
week for the second nnual Essex and
Sussex dress ball. which will be held
August 6. This IL one az the most prom
inent social events OF the season. ir'zes
| will be awarded for the most appio-
! pirate oostumes. The dance viii he tol-
lowed by supper in the grill.
Registrations AT the hotels this week
include:
New Monmouth--A. NJ Malleck, W J.
Byrne. Mrs. Henry Baldwin Fischer,
r. c. Quackenbush, Miss Resale T.
James. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lindsay,
Or. and Mrs. u. II. Webster, Mrs. :. %,
Bulkley. Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. sherlock,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Emery, Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Hills. Mr., and Mrs, q. \. Rothhun,
Peter DuTy, Mrs j. Jay Coog1n, Miss
Coogan, Jay Coogan. Mrs. +. W. Stone,
Alexander : Bridge. Thomas i licgnn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Armstrong,
Vincent Armstrong. Robert Griffin, g. Il.
Young. Louis Bustanoby, James q Rus
sell, :. A. Luther. Miss u. - CrHmcr
and Mrs, II. A. Cramer Of New York
New Essex and Sussex-J NJ stuart,
Jr, Ward q. Foster, l.. X. Thurlow, Jr.,
Miss Edith A. Thurlow, T. ~, Baker,
q. 4. Young, Hector J. Boon, Miss Il.
Boon, william G. Armstrong. George
Alexander Armstrong, Or F ",
stephens, william II, Goodwin, r, T..
Stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Parker,
MIR. n Mrs. George W. Draper, Miss
Beatrice Draper. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph \.
Jones OF New York,
Allaire-Mrs. Thomas T. Heating,
Ralph Heating, A. =. Roth, Mr., and
Mrs, F. r., Relknap, John Davenport,
William McEnerney. w, +. knopf.
Charles W, Walter, James q. Russell.
Clarence Kimball. George w. Draper,
]. c. Carroll, Mrs, - Fischer, a. l..
Hopkins and Mr.. and Mrs, c. +. Alprcss
of New York.
Shoreham--E. L. Rogers. Nathaniel
Foote, Mrs, n. q. De Wit, n, ]. Barry,
w. NJ. sullivan, Thomas Walsh, J. II.
Chase, c. Krahl and Louis r. Becker
OF New York.
Breakers-F. ]. Bradley, l., +. Me-
Dermott. G. w, Jones, w. W. Iiscomh,
l.. +. Shipman, q. j Prescott, Mrs r. l..
Shipman. l.. Huntington and Cornelius
s. Loder of New York