The New York herald., 1921-07-17
AUenhurst Women
: at Work to Equip
Room in Hospital
Alliance Members to Hold
Card Party at the Allen
hurst Hotel.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD
ALLENHuRsr, N. J., July 1s.-The
Allenhurst Alliance Of the Ann May
Memorial Hospital met at the call of the
president. Mrs. Francis Arthur Lester,
this week. 1t was decided that, as last
year, Allenhurst will continue independ-
emily In accordance with its original in
tention to work for the furnishing of a
room to be known as the Allenhurst
room In the hospital. A new wing is to
be built this year which the Allenhurst
Alliance will furnish. Toward this end
a large card party will be given at the
Allenhurst Hotel under the auspices Of
the president of the alliance. In addi-
ton to this the members Of the auxiliary
meet every Tuesday morning at the
residence Of Mrs. Searles Babbitt and
make hospital garments and bandages.
Mrs. Babbitt is chairman Of this COM
mittee, assisted by Mrs. Jesse Watson
Of New York, Mrs. William Plum and
Mrs. Ethel Berri.
Popular this year are luncheons and
afternoon teas given at the various tea
houses. Mrs. Frank Clark entertained
this week at the Sun-Dial and Mrs.
Samuel Moffett at the Cinderella Mrs.
F. Coll also entertained at luncheon and
bridge a party of five tables at the
Cinderella.
Mrs. Lionel Emdin is entertaining n
series of luncheons at her summer place
in Roseld avenue
The Cottage Club will hold its next
bridge meeting at the residence Of Mrs.
Jesse watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stricken recently
had a large house party and one of the
entertainments to the guests was a
clambake given at their summer place
in Edgemont Drive. Loeb ,Arbour. Mr..
Stricken is County Prosecutor at Perth
Amboy and many guests prominent in
political circles were present. including
Vice-Chancellor- and Mrs. John H.
Baches. ex-senator and Mrs. Bloomfield
Minch and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tierney. Mr..
and Mrs. Stricker's entertained in cele-
bration of the fourth anniversary of
their wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Reagan of Ivy
Lodge recently entertained at dinner for
twenty-five. Among the guests were
Gov. and Mrs Edward I. Edwards. Fol-
lowing the dinner a motion picture
screen, which had been erected on the
lawn. formed the temporary theatre for
an outdoor motion picture entertainment
at which many Allenhurst and Deal peo-
pie were guests.
Mr.. Benjamin N. Cardozo of New
York is at his summer place in Allen
avenue.
The officers and board OF Manhattan
Chapter. d. A. R., were entertained at q
luncheon given at the country home OF
Mrs. Frederick Heber Eaton In Allen
hurst last Tuesday. Among the guests
were Mrs. Everett Barnes, regent; Mrs
Daniel de Cardenas. Miss Clara Hamp-
ton Thomas. Mrs. Joseph I. Butler, Mrs
T. Woodruff Lille, Mrs Robert A. En-
mann. vice-regents. and Mrs. David A.
Nease. Mrs. George L. Darte and Miss
Mary J. Thomas, directors.
The luncheon was followed by bridge
and a buffet supper
Golf enthusiasts are looking forward
with interest to the exhibition golf
match between Abe Mitchell and George
Duncan of England at the Hollywood
Golf Club August z.
Among the recent arrivals from New
York at the Hathaway Inn are A. Ln-
coin Ranch, DR.. and Mrs. I. Wiener. Mr..
and Mrs r. Ward. =. ID. Bromham and
II. s. Aver.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Rice, u. H. Rice
and Miss Nancy Rice of Orange are at
the Allenhurst Inn.
Col %. S. Hershman of Pittsburgh has
opened his summer home.
Mrs. d. M. Cobb and Miss Marie Cobb
of Norfolk, Va. have taken a cottage
on Edgemont Drive, Loch Arbour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip McDuffie and their
four children have arrived from At
lanta, Ga. Mr.. McDuffie Is a lawyer.
His parents are the Rev. and Mrs. M.
v. McDufie Of Asbury Park.
A family party from Brooklyn stop
ping at the Allenhurst Inn ihcludes Mr..
and Mrs William II. Faust and daugh-
ters, the Misses Elizabeth and Anna
Faust. Other visitors from Brooklyn in
cude r. Hotze. c. Montfort, Miss 70. M.
Johnson, Mrs. Frances I. McGarey, Miss
Margaret @. O'Brien and Miss Helen
Ia