New-York tribune., 1921-08-28
Spring Lake Beach
Society Revels at
Own Country Fair
Charity Affair for Hospital
Is Biggest Event Of the
Season: Persons From All
Coast Resorts Swell Crowd
Special DISPATCH to The Tribune

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to-day. 1t is the most elaborate social
affair of the season and is being staged
for the benefit Of the Spring Lake Hos
ptal. All extended themselves to sup
port the worthy cause, and the most
conservative we're among those who
attended a series Of boxing bouts
which were staged on q platform built
in the center of the swimming tank
Of the fashionable Bathing and Tennis
Club.
There were five bouts, ranging from
four to eight rounds, arranged ry
Harry Ertle, the referee Of the Demp-
sey and Carpenter fight. Among those
noticed in the reserved boxes and ring
side seats were Brigadicr General How
ard S. Borden, Scott Scammcll, Ferdi-
nand w. Roebling, John Gillespie and
Governor Edwards
Among the women acting as patron
esses at the bouts were Mrs E. w Cor
liss. Mrs. Arthur Corliss, Mrs. Robert
Dowing, Mrs. Edwin C. Feigenspan,
Mrs. Henry A. Haines, Mrs. S. r.
Knight, Mrs. Rudolph Kuser, Mrs.
John II. Markham Jl Mrs. C Edward
Murray jr., Mrs. Frank Potts, Mrs. Fer
dinand w. Roebling, Mrs. w. Tyson Ro-
maine and Mrs. Scott Scammell.
Every Conceivable Booth
Was Included in Midway
Every conceivable sort of booth
and side show was embraced in the
elaborate plan of entertainments The
hospital auXiliaries in Spring Lake.
Sea Girt, Belmar, Asbury Park, Point
Pleasant, Bayhead, Red Bank. Allen
hurst, Brelle, Marasquan, Freehold
Farmingdale, Bradley Beach and other
places assisted, each at booth of some
novel character.
For the children there were Punch
and Judy shows, Kiddie Korners and
many other attractions, including pony
and boat rides. For the grown-ups a
fashion show was staged by Harry
Collins, of New York, the costumes
being displayed on mannequins. Tea
dances and fancy dancing of the fash
lonable folk at the Essex and Sussex
Hotel; fancy dancing and other feat
ures at the Monmouth Hotel, all helped
10 make the program an interesting one.
Mrs. Henry 4. Haincs was the general
chairman, and those assisting her we're
Mrs. }. S. Waite, Mrs. Harold Brewster.
Mrs. Arthur Corles, Mrs. Robert Dowl-
ing. Mrs. Edgar A. Knapp, Mrs. George
D. Clews. Miss Gertrude Watson, Mrs.
Edward H. Gross. Mrs. Edwin C. Feigen-
span MRS. John IL. Markham, Mrs. ".
Tyson Romano, Mrs. Ferdinand W.
koebllng, Mrs. Scott Scammell, Mrs.
Augustine Humes, Miss Gladys Borden.
Johnson, Mrs. Van Campen Heilncr.
Miss Gertrudp KoatinO Mrc + J>J,r,rJ
Murray jr Mrs. L. w. Corlies, Mrs
Henry A. Rose, Miss Margaret Shippen
Lynch, Mrs. Franklin Ncvus, Mrs c.
George Derry. Mrs. B. B. Wehner. Mrs.
Edward D. Belknap, Mrs. William H.
Illingworth, Mrs. Walter r. Fahy. Mrs.
Henry Williamson, Mrs. L. Garberry
Richie, Mrs. Lloyd c. Grover, Mrs !.
Harrington Sickel, Miss Irene Bradford,
Miss Ann Griffith and others.
Social Wb;rl IN Crowd
~,
''a.e Days oi '"e summer
Apparently into the late days Of the
summer season here there is TO be
crowded q merry whirl of social activ-
tiles. AT the Essex and Sussex Hotel
open air dancing was inaugurated in
the Italian Gardens on Wednesday
evenings as well as Saturdays. The
Warren Hotel was the scene last even
ing Of masquerade. The Sunday night
concerts at all the hotels are proving
as popular as ever, attracting much sup
port from the cottagcrs as well as the
hotel guests.
Chief among the events which Will
feature the coming weeks will be the
horse show which is to be staged next
Saturday for the benefit of the local
hospital. Charles 7. krauss IS to be IN
charge, and a brilliant one-day affair
is to be expected
The hospital is also to benefit through
the presentation at the Bathing and
Tennis Club the following week of "Tne
Seashore Scandals, playlet in when
many OF the prominent young people
Of the resort Will appear. MISS George
O'Ramey IS directing the rehearsais.
The play Will be presented two even
lngs. Among those IN the cast are
Robert Dowling' Allen Dowling' Mrs. IRIS