New-York tribune., 1921-07-31
AllenIlurst COLONY
Devotes Much Time
To Charity Affairs
Alliance Decides to Work
independently of Other
Resorts; Ann May Hospi-
tai Benefits From Fetes
Specia. Dispatch to The Tribune

ALLEN July 30.-Afairs for
charity are now taking up the time Of
the 5, social leaders at this resort.
Throughout the entire season the Ann
May Hospital, at Spring Lake, N. j.,
has been the recipient of such atten-
tion. Mrs. Francis Arthur Lester, of
Newark, is the president of the Allen
hurst Alliance. At her suggestion the
members decided that, as last year,
Allenhurst would continue to work in
dcpendently Just now the alliance is
working toward the furnishing OF q
room TO be known as the Allenhurst
room in the new wing of the hospi-
tai which is to be built in the fall
To this end one of the most de-
lightful affairs held lere during the
season was the large bridge luncheon
given on Tuesday. So great was the
demand for tickets among representa-
the players overfowed to the porches
of the Allenhurst Hotel, where the
affair was held.
In addition to the various social af
fairs which are arrane-d ID for the hos
pital the members Of the auxiliary
meet every Tuesday morning at the
residence of Mrs. Searles Babbitt and
make hospital garments and bandages.
Mrs. Babbitt is chairman of this COM
mittce, and is assisted by Mrs Jesse
Watson, OF New York, Mrs. William
Plum and Mrs, Ethel Berri.
Instead of meeting at the home of
one Of it's members this week, the Mon
day Afternoon Bridge Club varied it's
program by bridge luncheon at the
Ross-Fcnton Farm, which was attended
by fourteen of its members.
Mrs. Lionel Emdin is entertaining
at series of luncheons at her summer
place in Roseld Avenue.
Benjamin N. Cardozo, of New York,
is at his summer place. in Allen
Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stricken are
occupying their summer house in Edge
mont Drive, Loeb Arbour Mr.. Stricken
is County Prosecutor at Perth Amboy.
Trey ha as recent guests ViceChan
cellor and Mrs. John NJ Backes and ex-
Senator and Mrs. Bloomfield.
The Interlaken Protective Associa-
tion has a number of improvements
under way, under the new committee,
composed of Alexander Chandler,
Dear and l.. r. Buckbee.
Old-Fashioned Barn Dance
Held at Hathaway Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stacy Smith are
sojourning at the Loeb Arbour Hotel
for the summer season.
The family Of T. A. Davis, of Orange,
are at Deal for the summer.
William Carroll Shines, of Montclair,
is occupying the residence at 226 Allen
Avenue.
Mrs. D. NJ. Cobb and Miss Marie
Cobb, of Norfolk, va, have taken a
cottage on Edgemont Drive, Loeb
Arbour.
An old-fashioned barn dance was
held in the ballroom of Ye Olde
Hathaway Inn, at Deal, ON Friday
evening This proved to be one of
the most enjoyable events held during
the midsummer.
An interesting family party, stop
of Mr. and Mrs. I. Mathew Morris,
Misses Florence and violette Morris
and S. B. Morris.
Long distance visitors at the Allen
hurst Hotel include Mrs. Thomas Van
Urk, of Kalamazoo, Mich; J. w.
Rarick and family, of st. Louis, Mo-;
R. H. Dohran, of st. Louis, Mo-; Miss
Constance MacDernott, Mobile, Ala;
B. H. Collins, Atlanta, Ga; C. G. Dol
lahite, Houston, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs.
?. Murphy. and son, Judson, of Pasa-
USHd, CdilI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Rothschild, with
their child, of Kansas City, Mo-, are
at the Hathaway Inn.
New York is represented at the AL
lenhurst Hotel by Cecil r. Barbee,
William G. Heckler, Mrs. j. Tietjen,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Miles, Mrs. NJ. L.
Louis and Mrs. F. Schumacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Thomas, of
Springfield, Mass, are at the Hatha
way Inn.
H. G. Daggett, of Maplewood, n, j.,
Is also at the Hathaway Inn Mont
clair is represented by Mr., and Mrs.
W. H. Henderson and Mrs. C. E. Ilsley.
]. P. and D. A. Voorhees,, of East
Orange, are at the Allenhurst Hotel
FOR the season. George c. Lavery, of
Jersey City, is also stopping at the
sauna pIaca