New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-07
VA prrD RRCREATIONS AT FAMOUS RESORTS

has been a varied one, and all Sorts
~ entertainment have been furnished.
The new entertainment committee APP
pointed by the Mayor has begun ar
ranging events to run through the en-
tire spring season. 1t has already an
nounced fourteen affairs to be held IN
the Boardwalk Casino during Easter
week. Arthur Pryor's orchestra will
furnish music every afternoon ana
evening, and other features Will De
dancing, motion pictures, vaudeville
and Ministries.
The announcement that the Metro
politan Hotel would open its doors on
the 26th was the leading hotel feature.
Sherman o. Dennis, the new manager
who was assistant manager of the New
Monterey for several years, has had
many improvements made in the house.
The METROPOLITAN will remain open all
wear. II is one Of the newest and most
modern hotels on the Jersey coast.
Aerial club members and their guests
were entertained with luncheon in
the Coleman House on Monday. Mrs.
T. Frank Appleby was chairman of the
committee Of arrangements, and 1t
proved the social event of the week.
The hostcsses were Mrs. Thomas j.
Winckler, Mrs. Milan Ross, Mrs.
Samuel Reifsnyder. Mrs. Claude Eng
lish. Mrs. Oscar Morgan. Mrs. Joseph
Savage, Mrs. John Rockefeller, Mrs. Lee
Barry and Mrs. John \. Burtis. The
guests included Mrs W. W. Roman,
Mrs. Stewart Appleby, Mrs. Linnie Het-
rick. Mrs. c. c. Burger, Mrs. Joseph
Reid. Mrs. Harry Rockefeller, Mrs.
Henry J. Stager, Mrs. G. d. Morrow,
Mrs. c. ". Burroughs. Miss Jessie Van
derveer, Mrs. Evans Sharp, Mrs. Halsey
Wilcox and Miss Amy Burtis.
Preparations are under way for
ST. Patrick's dance 10 be given in the
Boardwalk Casino on Monday evening,
the 18th. This will be the second in
the series of three society charity
benefits that are being arranged by
many prominent social leaders. Fol-
lowing this there will be a charity ball
on Monday evening, April 8. The re
ceipts from these functions are di-
vided between the Day Nursery, the
Searle Non-Sectarian Home, the Free
Dispensary and the s. p. {. A.
Members of the Wednesday Auction
Bridge Club were entertained this week
at the home of Mrs. Theresa NJ. DAVIS,
on Grand Avenue. The winners were
Mrs. Benjamin b. Smith and Mrs. Ed
ward c. Wyckof. In addition TO the
club members the guests we're Mrs.
Carrie Young, Mrs. J. Lyle kinmonth'
Mrs. T. Frank Appleby, Mrs. Bruce D.
Keator and Miss Clara Smock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Y. Pach en-
tertained q number of friends with
dance in the New Tenney Hotel on
Tuesday. Two lucky number contests
were a feature, and we're won by Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Chabert and Mr.. and
Mrs. James D. Carton. Among those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. William >.
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whyte, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hulick, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Chabert. Mrs. Theodore Hullck.
Miss Anna Hyer, Miss Winifred Het-
rick, Mrs. Joseph Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hulick, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Beers. jr., Miss Jennie Hunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Layton, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Paschal, Mr.. and Mrs. Fratcis Pawley,
Mrs. Ethelyn Nora, Dr. W. Rowland.
Eugene Stark, Gerald Policy and Vim
cent Layton.
There will be dance in the Casino
this evening under the auspices OF the
entertainment committee. These dances
are weekly feature Of the social pro-
gramme here and will be continued
throughout the season.