New-York tribune., 1921-05-29
Bishop Berry TO Conduct
Meeting at Ocean Grove
Jersey Resort Takes on Smm-
mer Atmosphere and Pre-
pares for Big Year
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune
SPRING LAKE BEACH, May 28.--
: The arrival here during the past week
or two of many of the social leaders
of the resort has caused to be dis
.cusscd plans for the social activities
during the summer. Mrs. Karl G.
Roebling, of Trenton; Mrs. Samuel
Ileilner, of Philadelphia and New
York; Mrs. A. Clayton Clark, of Perth
Amboy, and Mrs. Henry A. Haines. of
Elizabeth, all of whom are active in
the more elaborate events held here
each year, have opened their cottages.
Others who are prominently associated
with the social affairs of the resort are
arriving almost daily. We're it not for
the fact that the big ocean front hotels
viii not welcome back vacationists un-
til mid-June, Spring Lake Beach would
nave every appearance of mid-season
activity.
Numerous affairs will be held in sup
port of the work being done by the
Spring Lake Hospital Alliance, an or
ganlzatlon of the most prominent peo-
pie here. he new structure of the
Ann May, Memorial Hospital has been
completed, and the alliance, in order
to meet the greater demands which
L.,
the necessity of more extensive activ-
ity. Mrs. Karl G. Roebling, the new
president of the alliance, plans to call
a special meeting early in the month to
discuss the seasons plans.
Completion of the new structure of
the Spring Lake Bathing and Tennis
Club on the ocean front at jersey Ave
nue. viii give Spring Lake Beach one
OF the finest bathing establishments in
tho East. Eight new tennis courts
have been added and will considerably
expedite the play in the North Jersey
shore championships which are played
here every year,
Memorial Day will see the vanguard
of crack golfers who annually come to
play over the links of the Spring Lake
Golf and Country Club. Players who
In the past have complained of the
crowded condition of the course are
awaiting with impatience the compile
ton of the new eighteenth hole course on
the old Curtis farm, just west of here.
ms club is known as the Overlook
Golf Club. Donald Ross is supervising
the construction of the course, which is
Just undergoing it's finishing touches.
1t will probably be opened for play on
the Fourth of July.
The opening to-day of the Shoreham,
one of Spring Lakes finest hotels, on
the south lake shore, officially inaugu-
rated the hotel season here. The house
Is again under the management of L. T.
Spangenburg. The Warren, Spring
Lake Beach's newest hotel, will reopen
early next month. If present plans
materialize the fashionable and exclu-
sive Essex and Sussex Hotel will be
the scene of brilliant series of events.
The New Jersey Society of the Cincin-
natl will hold their annual meeting at
this hotel on independence Day, as has
been the custom for the past several
years The New Jersey State Medical
Society is expected to return to the
Monmouth for their annual four-day
session. At this hotel elaborate plans
also are being made by the manage
ment.
Gonnppo Raggi, the Italian painter,
who recently arrived in this country
has taken the Maloney cottage at Mer-
Ger and West Lake drive here for the
summer. Raggi few years ago
decorated the interior of ST. Cath
crimes Church. 1t is expected that he
will redecorate the church during his
stay here.
Miss E. L Randall, of Philadelphia,
has opened her cottage on Ludlow Ave
nuc. f. L. Fuller and family, of New
York, have arrived at their cottage at
116 Mercer Avenue for the summer.
f.. S. Cramp, of Brooklyn, has opened
the Brighton Avenue cottage for a
short stay.