New-York tribune., 1915-07-18
Spring Lake

Spring Lake Beach, y. j., July H.
This has been a week of much social
activity here, and members of the cot
tage colony. as well as guests Of the
hotels, welcomed the ringing down OF
the curtain tonight. The Spring Lake
Bathing and Tennis Club, the New
Monmouth and Essex and Sussex no.
tells were the scenes OF elaborate fune-
tions.
An invitation dance was given at the
New Monmouth Hotel last evening, and
more than 500 participated. The new
bathrooms of the hotel, one of the most
perfectly appointed on the coast, was
beautifully decorated, and the dancers
remained until a late hour.
"The Toyland Fete," in the Italian
grill and gardens of the Essex and Sus-
sex this evening, was another delight
full affair, and largely attended by
Il fashionable throng The guests were
sttired in the costumes of Mother
Goose's time, and prizes were awarded
to the dancers wearing the most sp-
propriate costumes.
! The Tuesday morning musicals az
! the Bathing and Tennis Club continue
| TO attract society from all sections OF
! the North coast Miss Mabel Garri-
| con, of the Metropolitan Opera Com
/ psny, was the soloist this week Ar
/ kady Bourstin, the violinist, also ap-
/ peared and We'd with Miss Garrison.
| George Siemonn and J. Eisenberg.
/ pianists. filed out the programme.
/ Wednesday bridge luncheons are a
/ feature again this season at the club.
Some Of the players this week were
Mrs. H. A. Haines. Mrs. Martin Ma
loney, Mrs. ". F. Kirkbride, Mrs. A.
+. Hofmeister, Mrs. A. Clayton Clark
and Mrs. L. L. Hill.
/ The championship tennis tournament
! for the North Jersey Coast title, which
began at the Bathing and Tennis Club
Thursday, drew the largest entry list
/ ia the history of the event The win
/ rer Of the mems singles will be called
/ upon 70 play Carroll S. Bayne, winner
/ Of last years tourney, for the trophy.
Some of the entries include II. II. Me-
Henry, y. W. Swayne, George Atkins,
Arthur Cragin, Henry y. Balch, J. p.
Stockton. Lowell Carr, Algernon r.
/ Clapp, John Grover, Seymour Page,
Leslie Cooper, William Benedict.
Horace Davies, |. Riker, |. Starr, Paul
tope, L. ". Jones, Richard Stevens,
George D. Woodruff. Charles De Long,
K. l.. Baggs, <. F. Chauncey. J. s. Fran.
els, J. ). Dlsston. jr.. J. F. Mohr, Rob.
ert w. Bowling, f. Kimball, f. v Ben.
lamin, w. Hammerslough, L. Some.
born, j. H. Dodd, W. Loeb, F. Cohn.
Woodruff Johnson, DR. Forbes, J. p.
Walden and George b. Yard. The other
events will include mems doubles and
mixed doubles. II is a three-day tour
ney, and as the entries are so numer-
Gus finals will probably be reached
/ tomorrow.
Governor and Mrs. Charles R. Miller.
! Of Delaware, were among the visitors
Gt the New Monmouth this week. 9th
6rs in their party were Mrs. Elliott.
Miss Miller Miss Nouland and Miss
, Jennings.
Mrs Edward Wilde gave an elaborate
luncheon at the New Monmouth Tues
day afternoon. Her guests included
Mrs. Rainier, Miss Carlotta Nillson,
J Mrs. F. A. Potts and Mrs. George Ellis.
4 A masquerade ball will be given az the
hotel later in the month.
Great preparations are also being
made here for the fair 10 be held AZ
Scawood, the country estate of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Heilner, next Saturday.
II will be for the benefit of the Ann
May Memorial Hospital, and amateurs
from the ranks of local society will
portray the circus characters.
The annual flower show will be held
at the Bathing and Tennis Club Au-
gust II and the amateur vaudeville
show August q.