The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Tableaux Held
at Deal Casino
to Aid Hospital
Pant0mime Also Feature of
Programme-Long Branch
Arrivals.

terta1nncnt and dance was given last
night at the Deal Casino under the aus
pices OF the summer auxiliary of the
Monmouth Memorial Hospital of this
city. The members Of the producing
committee were Mr.. Louis Gimbel, Jr..
chairman: Mrs. Harry Bamberger, Mrs.
Milton Erlanger, Messrs. Milton Erlan-
ger. William Burton. Richard Conreid
and Edward Norman. The programme
committee comprised Mrs. Harry Bam-
berger. chairman; Mr.. Norman, Mrs.
Jerome j. Danzig. Mrs. Louis PIN and
Mrs. Joel Kahn.
The young women taking part in the
tableaux and pantomime3 were Misses
Sylvia PIN, Carol PIN, Eleanor Sellg-
man. Susan Seligman, Marion Beer.
Margaret Goldsmith. Caroline Tim, jose
phine Heimerdinger. Kathrine Gold
smith, Betsy Smith. Ethel Elkus Kath-
leen Scofeld. Ruth Alice Norman.
Eleanor Liebman. Eleanor Rothschild.
Grace Meyer. Frances S. Lowenthal,
Barbara Donaldson. Alice and Ruth
Brill. Hannah Blum, Louisette Lust
baum, Priscilla Mitchell, May Nathan,
Ruth Alice Norman. Cornelia Woolley,
Marion Brill. Ruth Housman, Louise
Stern, Caroline Tim and Edith Wimel-
bach. Others who took part were Bene-
dict Gimbel, Jr, Louis s. Gimbel, Jr..
Marguerite Bamberger and Sylvan
Hirsch.
In the tableou "An Old Fashioned
Garden" sixteen flowers were posed
followed by songs by Miss Frances 8.
Lowenthal and dances by Miss Bar
bara Donaldson. There was a piano
speciality by Alfred Nathan and Paul
II 1v-s, a
The Jumbo twins were impersonated
by Miss Mitchell and Miss Nathan, with
an imitation Of Albert Chevalier in the
Fallen Star" by Richard Conreid. The
pantomime THE Day of Girl About
Town." coached by Mrs. Erlanger, was
shown as follows: IL A. NJ, Beginning
of Day. The Girl. Marguerite L. Bam-
berger: the Maid. Ruth Erlanger; the
Coiffeur, Louis Gimbe, Jr.; p. NJ,
Middle of Her Day. at tea: p. NJ.
Interlude at the Theatre. and 2 A. NJ,
End of Her Day.
Appear in Fancy Dances.
Miss Esther Schwartz appeared in an
aesthetic dance, assisted by Miss Aimee
Wimelbach; pathetic dance, by Benedict
Gimbel. Jr., and Sylvan Hirsch, closing
with tableau Charity" posed by Will
lam Burton, in which the following took
part: Charity, Marguerite l.. Bamber-
ger: the Nurse. Sylvia Tim; Salvation
Army Girl, Caroline Tim; the Blind
Man, Edward A. Norman the Beggar.
Louis Tim the Beggar Woman, Mildred
G. Lissner: the Orphan. Helen l.. Bam-
berger; the Founding. Barbara Donald
son.
The committee in charge Of the enter
tafnment included Mrs. Charles III.
4, cbo
Cone. treasurer, and Miss Marie Lauer,
secretary.
Anothe benefit performance is sched-
uled for Monday evening next at the
Palace Theatre, Red Bank, under the
auspices OF the Nurses Alumnse Associa-
ton OF the Hospital. at which the pro-
ceeds will be devoted to a fund now be-
ing raised to erect a clubhouse in this
city in memory Of Miss Margaret j. Her.
ries, who for nearly twenty years was
the supervising nurse at the hospital
The alumni has site for the proposed
building near the hospital
The patrons for the benefit include DR..
and Mrs. Edwin Field, Or. and Mrs.
Harry B. Slocum. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Il. Shaw, DR.. and Mrs. p. +. Rafferty,.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Rullman, DR.. and
Mrs. II. Browning Wilson. DIR. and Mrs.
Harvey Young. DR.. and Mrs. w. ID.
Sayre. DR.. and Mrs. d. NJ. i. Magee, DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Hausman. DR.. Helen
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Harper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wimpfheimer.
Mrs. Thomas n. McCarter. Mrs. Lewis
s. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund
Eisner. Mr.. and Mrs. Monrie a.isner.
Mrs. Cothern, Mrs. Walter Cannon, Mrs
Henry Judson Ely, Mrs. Charles l..
Irwin. Mrs. p. J. Eichelde. Mrs. Frank
w. Patterson, Miss Julia Little, Mrs.
Harry Sutton. Mrs. Herbert Hill. Mrs.
II. G. Wainwright, Mrs. John L. Hub
bard. DIR. and Mrs. G. V. ". Warner, DIR.
and Mrs. e. A. Scott, Mr.. Henry Camp
bell, Mr.. Frank Mcmahon and Mr.. Rich
ard Applesate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grapewin of
New York celebrated their silver we'd
ding anniversary at their Second avenue
home early in the week surrounded by
one hundred and fifty OF their friends.
Dog show fanciers had their inning at
the Ocean Park Casino to-day, when
the second annual bench show of the
North Jersey Shore Kennel Club was
held. Mrs. Howell woolley OF Bath
avenue helped organize the kennel club
a year ago. Gov. Edward 1. Edwards
gave silver trophy for the best Jersey
owned and shown dog In the show.
An entertainment for the war orphans
was given this week OF the Scarboro
Hotel Bernard Cohen and Miss Estella
Shrieber were among the artists
Mr.. Charles Thomas celebrated his
eighty-third birthday this week at his
Broadway home. Mr.. Thomas served
as a member OF the Board of Commis-
sioners quarter OF century ago and
Is the oldest active business man in the
city. lie has been a member Of the
Masonic fraternity for more than fifty
years.
Hotel Arrivals.
Arrivals at the Pannaci include Mr..
and Mrs. X. s. Grant, Dr. and Mrs. NJ.
Bitiello. Mr.. and Mrs. @. de Pass, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph McCann, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Liben OF New York: Mr. and Mrs.
w. Rogers OF Bridgeport, Conn.
Scarboro--Mrs. Louis weiner. DR..
Henry Wasserman, Miss May Abranson,
Misses Sarah Barol.. Ruth Soling, Elsie
Olean, New York Mr.. Felix Brauer
OF Jersey City; Miss Gertrude Gross OF
Boston: Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Dresner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shanker and Ir1
NJ. Tiernan OF Paterson. MIR. Joseph
Fox OF Jersey City Mr. David M. Cold
man OF Pesin, China Mr. and Mrs. Max
sloss OF Cataract, n. j.: Mr.. RI. r.
Jacoby and Mr.. M. Krantz Of San Fran
cisco, Cal
fmperial--Mr. J. II. Poulson OF Brook
lyn Mrs. Emma Dunn Stokes. Mr. John