Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
SPRING LAKE PLANS
I FOR BIG SEASON.
Golf and Tennis Tournaments,
Augmented by Flower Show,
Arranged "
cEppEs SPEAKS ON FOURTH

- all. I,oocb limo 10.--per-
Spr"s A ~ ,i,s ..n;aI .,I sno,t .
fected plars 'or' 'ne so''ai "a' opo.
Ing activities a. this fashionable resort
a,yo assurance of most notable season.
s' a ,h. oroopi,ot,ona composed
Many =. W Wsociciv folk will hold their
OF pr9n,n"; nn.;ngs for Tho season diving
tee neA' ,'m ,,nnsJ for ncxt SATURDAY.
Of note II t'anoTN" aha No,eIs M viii iii bs resn,neJ
actl'..nSt ona omtdoor .yen,s will be
tnis werS s"r "' weu Once tho merry
gottcn s',"v summer d,versions ia started
whirii u, oont;n"e s tbrouehont tbe entire
wiz Wv ,"n''m y r,,s, ei,horntc scajc
seScun sTu S,,u;,s Tako Garden Cjub which
,. ,L, n,ost socisIlv nrominent
compr,se, ,ha -nsnrt w;Ii this vear re
Woi'th a,n,,oI anwer show Whom tho
wv. W. ,'hnrs actn.lIy assume rho work
cruz pr;nn am; Cos tho heant,fui exhih;.
OF p't Iii not he i;ke taking unio
,,on ,,os stra,oer for tbc original
snno. chow COMMITTEES which frst nro.
n,",satcd nwT .he feature ore almost all
ntpars ~ Tho CorJep C'Iuh Tho c,rb
l.si .t ,his week at the homo Of Miss
~, Twn,o T. Martin the chairman az
.sn ,a.cro,, cnmm;ttec and nianneJ for
,hc Seasons activities, II was t,cn de.
,,JnJ tn tnkn 0ypr the chow The
hibition has not been given since the
year nrecpn'ns .Ie W.T.. anu ,,ssn .s rey,sa,
Is eSpecteu W Dring Ior.n Ieeurrvpee
OF tne eI,nuan'f y. paa 'tae ~. .;
Huston DlNon. OF Irsntou' lne psesI-
dent 2t tne clu9. ana !np other o,ncers
ere: wee preslhenI; Mrs. u; LaroerIs
Ritchie' phhadelphls ann Lakqwoou'
seconn rlce prrsiurnt' Mrs. noraee
Bailey Iopln, trenton recording sec
retary, Mrs; Samuei heilner, New
YORK ana i,nllaoelnn,n corresponding
secretary' Mrs. william III; White'
Keever. Philadelphia.
The Spring Lake Borough Improve
ment Association, which embraces hun
dreds OF the cottage owners here. will
also open its activities within a few
days. Samuel HeiIners the president.
has issued a call for meeting and
many matters of Importance to the de-
velopment and Improvement Of the re.
sort will be discussed. One Of the most
notable accomplishments of the associa-
ton is soon to be seen in the erection Of
a beautiful gateway at the northern en-
trance to Spring Lake Beach. Tile
will add another charming feature TO
the beauties of the resort.
Ambassador Geddes to Speak
Sir Auckland Geddcs. British ambas-
sador to the United States. will deliver
the principal address at the annual re-
union of the New Jersey Chapter OF the !
Society Of the Cincinnati at the Essex |
and Sussex on Independence Day. Sir
Geddes and Lady Geddes will be rendered !
r.meir a. tho e hoto, anu fnu ] are eH9ec.eu ITO 20
Essex and Sussex formalIv onened on |
Thursday and tonight the onenine was
celebrated with an elaborate hall In the
beautiful ballroom Of the hotel. Man
ager Frank T. Heating has arranged for
series Of brilliant events there this
year. and It will be more than ever the
scene Of the fashionable social affairs of
the North Jersey coast folk. Practicing
physicians of the state in large numbers
will attend the 154th annual convention
Of the Medical Society of New Jersey,
which will open in Spring Lake Beach
on June 10. 1t will be a three day
meeting and will be preceded by the an
nual gathering Of the New Jersey State
Pediatric Society. The Warren Hotel,
will reopen on June 20 and will again
be under the management, Of William
A. Stubbs. of New York. the owner. The
new section of the house vii be ready In
all probability by mid July. The
Breakers will be the scene OF The meet
ings again this year of the Improve
ment Association and is under the man
sagement of Louis N. Moss. r. e.
spangenberg has opened the Shorcham
and is enjoying large early season
patronage.
A Third Miss J,yis ,o a. N.,-,,s
soo,o,, ..u'" 80 " 10 "a''ea
tbs sUrasSE wadS; ro.Hs are mIch interested In
Laws dan,h,ar heau Ssturaay 90 G ot MISS Edith
New Y; W. rIIusnser snJ OF ue9rge A, LAVE, of
will bs ,nsrr;0J nuH JSpathg Lake i'each' who
seymour of NJ AZ nopn 10 theodore
many Years q nrom;nent s' u,sy, ana ior
here. This marriana np.rnt - sumner NI;s VISITOR
tbs bOant;e tarK me third such event In which
;nc;naia Iiui y; LAVE sisters have been
June nf f ,ast u ran ane , Iast STar. Early, in
Game tbo h.;Se sear MISS mary Lavie be-
a prom;nert ,rar ur LanCahpen Heiiner;
literary man "SEeer, sportsman and
and their infant % dnrsh Sma Mrs. Heiiner
euests ~ NJ u;i uGaI;iEnter are now the
mother Mr. and afIehs afr iather and
az "Sea wood !" anu Ms. fa, Samnel Heiiner,
Marjorie TaVie was INV morr;ns ,nJnans = EGO MISS
Stuart. whose family ;s son;, e% 10 warren
nent in South Orange Thas PaSW,n.'
seymour nuptails will take njsce ;r
Trinity EpisconaI CSnrch 'aNe pace In
Activities at the vorions cor,0r. ~.
outdoor sport are At their be;eht ters rs or
links Of the Spring Lake Goif anS n
Country Club have been Tho p. Sol. anu
numerous informal tourpaments tour anr Srene .nd OF
II Trenton, p.? and Alexander Jameson. Jro'ii
OF Princeton, reach here the tonrns' '
WeIt committee, of which Beoiam;n B
H.. l., Patterson, of this place, is a %em. :