New-York tribune., 1921-07-03
Long Branch Plans
Annual Horse Show
To Eclipse Record
Receipts Again Will Assist
Charity; Social Service
Conference at Thompson
Home Hears Mrs. Belmont
Special Dispatch to The Ty15uns

LONG BRANCH, N. J.. July Am
old-time Fourth of July celebration
has been arranged by Mayor Clarence
j. Housman, which will include a pa
rade, fireworks, al Grafton and a chill
dren's festival. The parade will be in
charge of Colonel J. E. Hemphill, COM
mandant at Camp Vail, Oceanport. A
special committee has been named by
the Mayor to map out the evening 8
entertainment. This committee is
made up of the entire board and Bart
ley j. Wright, DR.. William X. Camp
man. Oliver Hughes, T. Fraser Price
and Mrs. H. Edgar Mason.
Long Branch to-day opened it's doors
for the summer and crowds that came
into the city from outlying points ex-
ceeded ell forecasts.
Annual Horse Show July $3.50
The fashionable set is looking for
ward with keen interest to the annual
horse show of the Monmouth County
Horse Show Association. The prize
lists contain ffty-four classes, to be
shown three afternoons, July % to 30
Prizes aggregate in money and plate
more than $4,000. This will mark the
twenty eighth annual exhibition, with
va. p!eah, CoAs1uereu record l0r
outdoor horse shows. The receipts, as
has been the custom. will be devoted
to charity. Patrick ]. Casey, the sec
retary, predicts the show this year will
be record breaker. The fol-
lowing officers have been elected for
the year of 1921: President, Harry
Content; vice-president, Joseph J.
O'Donohue, jr.; secretary treasurer, P.
j. Casey; manager, c. w. Smith; the
directors are Harry Content, Alfred
B. Maclay, Martin Beck, James C.
Waters, John NICE. Bowman John J.
O'Donohue, Reginald c. Vanderbilt,
Joseph j. O'Donohue jr., Frederick
Lewisohn, w. c. Durant, P. J. Casey.
John H. Cose, of Plainfeld Lodge
No. 1856, was elected president of the
New Jersey State Elks' Association for
1922, at the annual session of the
state organization in the Lyceum
building during the conference held
here the early part of the week. He
will succeed Fletcher L. Fritts, of Do
are: Vice-president, New Jersey North
west, Charles W. Potter, Montclair;
vice-president, New Jersey Northeast,
Alexander Crawford, Kearney; vice.
president, New Jersey South, Harry f.
Walters, Mount Holly.
The following were reelected to
their respective Offices. Board of trus-
tees: Joseph d. Ouch, Trenton; secre-
tary, Edgar r. Reed, Perth Amboy;
treasurer, Charles Rosencrans, Long
Branch.
The second annual show of the North
Jersey Shore Kennel Club will be held
at the Ocean Park Casino August G.
, Entries will close July "a. Mrs. How
oil Woollev of this city is the socro-
tary of the club; George D. Hendrick-
son, of Red Bank, treasurer, and Viii
bur H. Purcell, manager. The prizes
will be cash and trophies. North Jer-
sey coast folk will again devote the
proceeds of this show to some worthy
cause.
Among the arrivals at the Hollywood
Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Aaron
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bernstein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Stone, Mrs. Alvin
S. Strassburger, Mr. and Mrs. S. Vert,
Mrs. Emil Pursch, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Pursch, Mrs. Max Young, Mr.. and Mrs
Roerne Young.