The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Spring Lake Has
Visitors From Many
of the Big Cities
Varied Attractions at the Ho-
tells for the Summertime
Throngs.

here In the opening of the new tea gar
dens at the Essex and Sussex Hotel this
afternoon. Bright colored umbrella, COW
cred tables and attendants costumed in
Oriental garb made an attractive pic
ture. The place was crowded.
The conversion Of the pool into a
dancing floor was another novelty intro
duced by the management. These after
noon open air dances are to be a favored
diversion every afternoon and many well
known persons have reserved tables for
the opening to-day. Music was furnished
for the dancing by the Essex and Sussex
Orchestra.
Brilliant ball room events tonight
brought to a close a notable week at the
Monmouth and the Essex and Sussex
At the Bathing and Tennis Club the
week end affair was attended by an un-
usually large number of the younger set.
concerts inaugurated at the Warren
promise to attract hundreds of music
lovers.
The bridge luncheons. which are to be
fortnightly events at the Bathing and
Tennis Club, were also revived this
week. Miss Ruth Cramer and Miss Alice
Hunt instituted children's afternoon
dances at the Essex and Sussex. Among
the youngsters enjoying the first Of this
series were Adeline Peek. Rosalie Gun
by. Margaret Motter. Frank Hamilton,
Gardner Gunby. Eloise Peek, Helen
Derry. Stellita Stapleton and others.
Sports also forged into place of
prominence. Play was started at the
Spring Lake Golf and Country Club In
the preliminaries Of the match for the
Essex and Sussex trophy, one Of the
finest cups awarded.
round Of practice for the North Jersey
Coast Tennis championships. which are
to be played at the Bathing and Tennis
Club July 81. 22 and 23.
Percy l.. Kynaston, present holder
or the Casino Challenge Cup, will defend
his title against the winner of the
mems singles In the championship open
ing next week. The matches will in
clude mems singles and doubles, the
women's events being held off for a
women's championship tournament. in
August ]. Spencer Francis announces
the largest number of entries ever listed
Tor these important matches.
Tennis enthusiasts are interested in
the announcement made at the club this
week that arrangements are being made
for Suzanne Lenglen. French tennis
marvel, to play series of exhibition
matches here, the proceeds to go for dew
astated France. The arrangements arc
being made by the National Lawn
Tennis Association.
Opening Of the military activities at
the Sea Girt encampment has brought
something of a touch Of the military to
the hotels here. Brig. Gen. Bird w.
Spencer. the inspector general Of rifle
practice for New Jersey. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger, are occupying their suite at the
Essex and Sussex, and Capt. Harrison
Cook and Mrs. Cook of Atlantic City
are also there.
Members of the State Board Of Law
Examiners Of Pennsylvania are at the
Monmouth. where they are considering
applications for admittance to the Penn
sylvania bar. Among the members
there are Thomas Stephen Brown, Paul
Kunkel and John NJ. Harris. Mayor
John Calvin of Milwaukee and Miss
Calvin. also are at the hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Breslin, Miss
Anne Breslin and Miss Ella McIaugh-
lin Of New York are at the Essex and
Sussex. Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Leahy
and family sof St Louis. who are oc-
cupying one Of the Essex and Sussex
cottages. have been entertaining Miss
Gertrude J. O'Brien, Miss Mary Louise
Scott and Miss r. J. Kemper.
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Squiers. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Squires and James
Squiers. Jr., are registered at the War
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mcleod of
Washington. Mrs. A. Scott Mcqueen and
and Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. Rockwell of
New York are also among the So
journers there.
r. H. Downman of New Orleans and
Charles A. Edgar Of Essex Fells, N. j.,
have been making a tour of the Jersey
resorts, playing a different golf course
each day. They stopped at the Essex
and Sussex Hotel, and made the rounds
OF the eighteen hole course OF the Golf
and Country Club this week, going from
here to the Sea View club. Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis v. Bell of New
York have arrived at the Essex and
Sussex for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Barclay OF New
York are at the Warren and have be-
come enthusiastic equestrians. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H Halsted of Brooklyn are
here for q month. With them are Mr..
Halsted's sister. Miss Hutchinson,
Donald Halsted and Miss Halsted.
Mrs. Durbin Horner and Miss A.
Oliver of Pittsburgh have Joined the
A party of Philadelphians there includes
Mr. and Mrs. @. r. Hodgdon, Miss i. v.
Renwalt and Richard Hodgdon. Mrs.
Pauline Sattler and Ernest Keidel are
there with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keidel
of Baltimore for an extended stay.
Mrs e. r. Gundy of Atlanta, with
Miss Rosalie Gundy and Hardner Gundy
are at the Monmouth. Mr.. and Mrs.
william G. Courtney and William c.
Courtney. Jr., of Brooklyn also arrived
Yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Wat
son of New York, James M. Prender-
CAST of Brooklyn, Mrs. J. r. Carmichael
of New York and DR.. and Mrs. @. H
waiter of New York are others regis
tered there.