New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-17
Sports Lead in Events
AT Spring Lake Beach
Tennis and Golf Vie With Bath.
ing and Boating for Sum.
mer Residents Favor
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SPRING LAKE BEACH, July 49,
/ Sports forged into place of promi
1 nence on the calendar of events al
Spring Lake Beach this weekend. Pla,
was started at the Spring Lake Coli
and Country Club in the prelminaries
/ OF the match for the Essex and Sussex
Hotel trophy, one of the finest cups
awarded. Tennis enthusiasts started
| their last round of practice for the
north Jersey coast tennis champion
Bathing and Tennis Club July 81, 90
ships, which are to be played at the
and 23, and arrangements were made
for the pool day activities on July so.
Much interest was manifested by the
society folk IN the opening of the beau
tiful- new tea gardens at the Essex and
Sussex Hotel this afternoon. The beau
tllui Italian gardens were transformed
INTO a brilliantly colorful tea garden
with bright colored umbrella tables and
fattendants dressed in Oriental cos
TUNES. The pool was transformed into
a fne dancing floor, and the Essex and
Sussex orchestra provided the music
Tor the dancing. These afternoon omen
air dances are to be favored diver
sion of the society people of Spring
Lake each afternoon through the entire
summer. and many people of social
prominence reserved tables for the
opening to-day.
Percy L.. kynaston, present holder of
the Casino challenge cup, will defend
ms title against the winner of the
mems singles in the north Jersey coast
championships opening next week. The
matches will include mems singles and
doubles, the women's events being held
on for women's championship tour
nament which is to be played in Au-
gust: Arrangements are being made
TOR suzanne Lenglen, the French ten
ms marvel, to play series of exhibit
tlon matches here, the proceeds to ga
to the benefit of war devastated re-
gions in France.
Brilliant ballroom. events tosnight
brought to an end notable meet of
social activities. Both the Monmouth
and the Essex and Sussex were the
scenes of notable balls, and at the Bath
ing and Tennis Club the weekend af-
fair was attended by an unusually large
number of fashionable folk, especially
Of the younger set.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Breslin, Miss
Anne Bresln and Miss ella McLaugh-
lin. of New, York, are at the Essex
and Sussex.
Mr. and Mrs. James Z. Sauiers, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Squiers and James
Sauiers jr. are registered at the War
rem Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Rockwell. Of
New York, are also among the So
journers there.
Mr.. ard Mrs. William C. Courtney
and William c., Courtney jr., of Brook
Ign, also arrived yesterday. Mr.. and
Mrs. George l.. Watson, of New York !;
James M. Prendergast, OF Brooklyn;
Mrs. j. r. Carmichael and DR.. and Mrs.
c, H. Walker, of New York, are others
who have registered there
MIR. and Mrs. r. F. Garter and Miss
Margaret Carter, of Glen Ridge, are at
the Shore. Mrs. Charles Egler, of New
York, with Franklin Egler and Charles
j.. Egler have also arrived there for
a stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Barclay, OF
New York, are at the Warren and have
become. enthusiastic equestrians. Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Halsted, of Brook
Ign, also are here for a month. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis v. Bell, of New York,
arrived at the Essex and Sussex for
the season this week.