The New York herald., 1921-07-31
Masquerade Ball
Ends Busy Week
at Spring Lake
Follows a Large Bridge Party
at Bathing and Tennis
Club-Arrivals.

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Special Despatch to The New YonK HERALD.
SPRING LAKE, N. j. July 30.-Bridges,
dances and receptions rounded out a
busy week Of social activity, which ter
minated to-night with dances at the
beach front hotels and at the Bathing
was the programme Of sporting activi-
ties which was completed to-day with
the semi-inal round in the golf tourna-
ment for the Essex and Sussex CUP at
the Spring Lake Golf and Country Club,
and big swimming and diving meet
at the Bathing and Tennis Club.
Society attended In gala attire the
masquerade ball which took place last
night at the Bathing and Tennis Club,
an event which brought to a fitting close
the days activities there for the fort
nightly bridge luncheon at the club yes
terday attracted the largest attendance
that has been seen at any of these
events. The bridge was arranged by
Mrs. c. Edward Murray. Jr.. and more
than forty tables were in play.
] Water polo. swimming and diving
events featured the pool day at the club.
Misses Ethelda Bleibtrey. Eileen Rig
| gen. Helen Wainwright Gertrude Eder-
ley. Helen Meany, Grace Kahrs and
Gertrude Kahrs were among the girls
who competed in the women's events.
West Point cadets are here again In
| large numbers for over the week end.
| The cadets came over from their sum-
mer training headquarters at Camp Dix.
| Next Saturday the first of a series
of bridge parties will be given at the
Essex and Sussex for the support of the
Spring Lake Hospital.
Dance Mt Essex and Sussex.
Tonight at the hotel in celebration of
the closing of the Long Branch Horse
Show a dance was given in which
prominent folk from along the entire
north Jersey coast participated.
Col. and Mrs. Lewis B. Ballantyn OF
Newark will arrive at the Monmouth or
Monday. Col. Ballantyn commands the
First New Jersey Cavalry. and his regi-
ment opened q fortnight's encampment
at Sea Girt to-day. He is also the
president of the New Jersey Cavalry
Horse Show Association which is giving
Its first annual horse show at Sea Girt
next Saturday.
Mrs. George II. Souther, Jr, and Miss
Alice M. Souther of New York are al
the Monmouth. Frank c. Coykendall
president of the Ulster and Delaware
Railroad, has also registered there and
will remain for the season.
Joseph Horne of Pittsburgh has beer
visiting his mother, Mrs. Durgin Horne
at the Essex and Sussex. Mrs. c. III
Birdsall and w. z. Birdsall are alsc
among those who have been spendine
some time there with friends, their host.
being Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parish oil
st. Josephs. Mo. Miss Helen b. Craw.
ford has been the guest of Mrs. Stepher
b. E1lSins, and Mrs. Thomas Keatinf
has been entertaining Miss Madeline
Kereney. Mrs. A. M. Bedell is enter.
tanning Mrs. F. L. Van Cleve of New
York
Mrs. Samuel Heilner. who has beer
touring In New England. returned home
late this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benton L. r.. Hare. Miss
Frances Hare and Lawrence ID. Wood.
bury of South Orange are at the War
rem. Others there are Mrs. Edgar Gum
Mrs. Anna G.. Geyer and Mrs. Andrew
Kane. Jr.. of White Plains; Mrs. Mer.
ril. Miss Hasker OF South Orange, with
Miss Frederika Morgan OF Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Doctor and
Miss Gladys p. Doctor of Elizabeth Mr.
and Mrs. d. A. Kennedy of Pelham are
also there
At other Hotels.
Mrs William III. Taylor of Philadel-
| phia Is Mt the Breakers. Others there
include Mrs. J. II. Tomplxins the Misses
Jessie M and Grace z. Tompkins OF
Jersey City: Miss Marian Gaines OF
Canada: Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Morris of
Haddon Heights Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III. Smith. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Il. Marshall. Gordon e. Marshall. and
| Miss Mary t. Marshall OF South Bend,
Ind: Mrs. w. A. Manchee. Arthur l..
Manchee, Donald F.. Manchee. Miss Betty
Manchee and Miss Lillian Manchec of
| Newark
| Miss r. M. Hughes. Miss A. NJ. Hughes
and Miss X. c. Hughes of New York
ore at the Shoreham. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
II. Cromwell of Maplewood and Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Alexander of Haver-
ford Pa, also are there.
AZ the Allaire are Bertrand II. Noble,
Miss Dorothy NJ. Noble and Miss X.
Louise Noble of Ridgewood Mrs Henry
Bischoff and Miss Elizabeth M. Bichoff
| OF Brooklyn Mrs. William Lang, Ridge
field: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Spencer Robert
son. Madison. and Mrs p. G. Stuart and
| ssiss Harriet Stuart OF Brewster, N. Y.
Otto Jaeger. Jr.. has Joined his father
and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jaeger.
at the Essex and Sussex. Mrs. d.
Handy arrived on Tuesday. Mrs. II. T..
Kennedy and Miss /. Kennedy of Stam-
ford. Conn. left to-day after spending
week there. Mrs. Thomas s. Cham
hers. Miss Marion r. scudder and Ken