The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-17
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.

SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J., Aug. 16.-
An elaborate Costume Ball at the Essex
and Sussex hotel tonight attracted
large crowd. More than 1000 invitations
were sent out The affair was the
FIRST OF q series OF social AFFAIRS to be
held during the late weeks of the sum-
mer season. The hotel will remain
open until September IL and perhaps
later.
The Tuesday afternoon bridge parties
at the Golf and Tennis Club under
auspices of the Spring Lake Hospital
Alliance, have been widely attended.
Among those who subscribed to tables
for the series of FIVE parties were:
Mrs Karl G. Goebling. Mrs. William
McKeever, Mrs. Francis J. Heating, Miss
NJ L. Meyers. Mrs. Elliott Little, Miss
Martha Jamison. Mrs. Charles Hing
| worth, Mrs. Henry Alexander Haines.
Mrs. Charles d. Hewitt. Miss Elisabeth
Hale, Mrs. Lloyd Grover, Mrs. Peter
Gibson. Mrs Joseph Froggat, Miss
Campion, Miss Margretta Fort, Mrs
| Thomas Stewart, Mrs Martin Maloney,
Mrs Alexander Fox, Mrs. James b.
Fielder, Mrs James e. Baum. Mrs. M.
Frank Kirkbride and Mrs. Albert Mar
burg.
At the Essex and Sussex on Wednes-
day Mrs George Lee Bready will inter-
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The patronesses for the recital include
Mrs. Hebert Dupuy. Mrs. J. Lewis Hay.
Miss Martha Jamison, Mrs. George w.
j Kavanaugh, Miss Emma L. Martin, Mrs.
Karl G. Roebling, Mrs. Margaret Weber.
Mrs. James B. Clemens, Mrs. Samuel
Heilner. Miss Margretta Fort, Mrs.
Arthur w. Holman, Mrs. Adrian H.
Joline, Mrs. william McKeever, Mrs.
Gilbert D. Murray. Mrs. Frank Tiltord.
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Miller, Mrs. Francis T. Heating. Mrs.
William A. Jamison. Mrs. John v. L.
Flndlay and Mrs. q. L. Campion.
The Bathing and Tennis Club win
hold its annual pool day on August 80.
The proceeds will be given to the Junior
Alliance of the Spring Lake Hospital
Alliance.
Mrs ]. 8. Francis and Douglas Hillyer
won the mixed doubles tournament at
the Bathing and Tennis Club early this
week by defeating the Clarks by scores
Of 81 and 6-3.
II Mrs. Florence Milford Hunt Of the
Metropolitan Opera will sing tomorrow
night at the concert at the New Mon
mouth.
There are many delightful card parties
and luncheons being held during these
! mid-August days. Mrs. Horace Bailey
Tobin of Trenton on Tuesday entertained
at luncheon in honor OF Mrs. Var
} Camper Heilner, who with her husband
will soon leave Spring Lake Beach fol
California and Hawaii, where Mr.. He'll
ner will be engaged this coming winter ir
important research work. Mrs. NJ. Franz
: Klrkbride OF Philadelphia entertained a.
luncheon and bridge on Monday. Sever
tables were occupied at bridge and hei
luncheon guests numbered fifty. Mrs. II
: n. Townsend Of New York entertained 6
party of twenty dinner guests at tn,
! New Monmouth this week also.
At the Essex and Sussex last nigh
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard L. Hill Of New
York entertained at an elaborate dinner
party In celebration OF the twenty-fiftl
; anniversary Of their wedding. Theil
guests numbered 100 and included tn,
most prominent society people here. Dur
ing the dinner they were presented will
a beautiful silver service. the gift o
many friends at the hotel
On Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs
! Edward 4, Faust of St Louis enter
8 tanned a dinner party Of twenty-five II
n honor of Mrs. Adolphus Busch's birth
day The private dining room OF tn
Essex and Sussex Hotel was virtual,
< banked with the beautiful flowers sen
Mrs. Busch by her admiring friends her
y and in many cities.