The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Black and White
BGII Crowns the
Long Branch Season
Six Hundred Dance at the Hol-
lywood-Arrivals From
Many States.

Special Despatch to The NEw YoEK HERALD
LoNa BRANCH. n. j. Aug. 81
Socially the week ending tonight has
been the busiest of the season. With
card parties and lancheons. benefits,
weddings. engagements. &C., society has
been kept continually on the move.
The engagement dinner OF Miss Helen
Samuels of New York and Michael
Lerner was celebrated at the Hollywood
Hotel. THE engagement WAS made
known in unique way The wedding.
II Is said. viii be celebrated in early
fall Miss Samuels is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Samuels, and very
popular with the younger ser.
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Sicl5les.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Grandin
SiclSles OF 119 Third avenue, this city,
and Thomas Gill OF Newark and Nil
waukee, Wis. was celebrated at the
/ First Reformed Church Wednesday
night. the Rev. Alfred Duncombe on
/ ciating. The attendants were Miss Mary
Sickles, a sister OF the BRIDE M. Joseph
/ Dempsey and Doris Eppinger, the latter
acting as flower girl. Mr.. Frank J. Maps
of this city and Mr.. Howard Conover OF
I Matawan were the ushers. Following
the marriage reception was held at
| Prices Hotel. Pleasure Bay The bride
is graduate of Columbia University.
/ New York, and the bridegroom re-
celved his degree in the University OF
| Wisconsin and served as 4 lieutenant
! In the world war.
Dinner parties celebrated during the
week at the hollywood Hotel were the
seventy-sixth birthday OF Philip N.
Aronson and bridge and tea parties
given by Mrs. Adolph Guggenhein. Mrs.
A. Is. Salomon and Miss Rita Salts
The chief event Of the season at the
Hollywood was the black and white ball
tonight, at viii \ over 500 guests were
present There were special entertain
ers, and supper was served
Mrs. Ernest A. Limburg of New York,
who won the title of "major during the
world war because of her activity in
Red Cross work at Camp Alfred Vail,
was reelected president OF the Long
Branch Public Health Nursing Associa-
tion at its annual meeting this week
Other officers elected were: Mrs. Leon
! Cubberley, honorary president: Mrs
William c. Price and Mrs. Frances Low
enfield, vice-presidents Mrs. A. l.. Blais-
dell and Mrs t. Raymond Bailey, secre-
'urIes J. Fl. Davis, Jr., treasurer.
and Mrs. Oliver B. Hughes. assistant
treasurer.
Oceanic Fire Engine Company / will
celebrate its golden anniversary in
March. To meet the'cost of the celebra-
ton a fair VIII be held the week begin
ming September 10 at the American
Eagle Fife and Drum Corps. Many OF
the Bath avenue cottahers, among them
Charles A. Wimpfheimer, II. Edgar
Mason and Park NJ Woolley, are mem
bers OF the pioneer fire organization.
which has a special fund for indigent
and disabled members.
The annual ball of the Masonic Club
will be held next Friday night over
I
event. which will be the biggest one OF
its kind ever held here.
Mr.. Robert B. Spero of Long Branch
is at Minneapolis, Minn., and VIII return
on Labor Day. He Will give his annual
treat to the poor children or Long
Branch next Christmas. and while away
4 bought many gifts He Is planning 70
entertain 1900 this year.
| Mrs. Carr Koestler of New YORK Is
visiting the Misses Goldsmith of Gar
field avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Garret 3. Worthley OF
Tiffin. Ohio, are visiting relatives mere.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton. formerly Miss
Marie Smock OF Pittsburgh. Pa, IS Visit
inr her mother, Mrs. Howard SmocK.
Mrs. Hattie Dingman OF Brooklyn is
stopping with her mother. AIRS sailuei
+. McCloud of Norwood avenue.
Arrivals at the hotels to-day
IIolIvwood-Mrs. ]. Schoenfeld OF
rar.Ia3dt n ". George Goldstone OF
s,,,..acusa Miss Helen Mackellar, Mrs.
II Raslav. Mrs. Pauline Rose, Miss Mary
Low. Norris Po'lak, Mrs. Nj. X. Hughes'
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman n. Butler. MI. NJ
I. Durlach, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas y
Roltes New York; Miss Dora w. y.
Scott and Miss Marjorie van DeIpilt.
So,,th Orange. Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Goodman Birmingham. Ala. Mrs. Helen
r. Zone New Haven. Conn; Mr.. ana
Mrs. !. r. Lazar, New Orleans; Mr. -
M. Goldwater. Phoenix, Ariz. MISS p
KeIfar New Orleans George GiDps. San
Francisco Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Denbo, Lam
caster. Pa. and II. Il. Codin, Lancaster,
Pa. -.
pannaci--Mr and Mrs. Il. b. Forest,
Port Chester, n. "; Alexander PoiaH
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Byron CraIhcr
and Family and Mrs. 7. G.. Van Nate
and family. Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Latiere. Flushing; Tobias Santoro.
Newark; Mr. and Mrs J. Q. Johnson,
Perth Amboy: Mrs. Joseph Natalie, Mrs
q. f. Zehner Miss Estelle Garibaldi and
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Avello. Pittsburgh :
q. r. de Ycaza and family. Ecuador: !:
Mrs. Amelia Izqueierdo and daughter
and the Rev. c. p. Loponte. Newark
Takanassee-Mr. and Mrs. Leon Laz-
erus. Mr. and Mrs. j. Hellsnan, Mr.. ana
Mrs. I. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lichenstein. Mr. and
Mrs. j. J. Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs. sol
Cohen. Mr. and Mrs. +. Lefkowitz, Mrs.
L Berger and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Shapiro all Of New York.
Scarboro--Mlss Florence Rogatz, john
Schwartz, Miss Marie Schwartz. Max
Cohen, William Weinberg, DR.. Maurice
MaseI Burnett Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Leon. Miss Sarah Leon. Adoiph
Cohn. Moses Margolius. Irving Hirsch.
Henry vogel Julius Raynes Nathan
Raynes, Louis Hersgowitz. r. J. Licht-
man, Emanuel Siegel. Mrs. A. Cohen.
Mrs Louis Cohen. all OF New York.
Also Miss Charlotte Gold and Milton
stern. Daniel wilmer, Newark
Charles Rosln, Miss Nellie Platt. II.
Lavine, isaac RabInowitz, Adoiph Kap-
lin and Herman Fire. all Of Paterson
Mrs. s. Goldberg. Jersey City; Harry
Mendall OF Atlanta and Henry Oshrin.
IarEry Cfty.