The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Thousands attend
Masonic Carnival
at Long Branch
Arrivals From Many Cities at
Hotels and Cottages
Resort Notes.

\ Special Despatch TO THE NEW York HERALD.
4 LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. 20.-Society
joined with the 600 Masons of the city
in attending the carnival this week,
which was brought TO a close tonight.
4 The average attendance was in excess OF
1000, and while the net receipts are not
yet compiled it is believed 1t will reach
close to $4,000. Carnival barkers. many
Of them business men, acted like profess
sionals. while others, dressed as cooks,
served hot sandwiches.
The general chairman was Mr.. Will
4 lam L. Van Dusen. Some Of his workers
were Messrs. Glenn L. Berry, Richard
Bower. Charles H. Yoder. William y.
Van Brunt. Clarence Magee, Edward j.
Reid Edward l.. Lacour, James Strollo,
Guion +. Wilson, Clifford Jacobus, crank
J.. Maps, Ernest " Hughes, James WOOL
ley NJ H. Strollo, Charles Strollo,
George Fl. Rowland and l.. w. Cottrell.
The Ladies' Auxiliary took prom
inent part in the weeks doings. holding
a cake sale yesterday and to-day. Some
of the women in charge were the Mines.
| Beliville Van Brunt, Oscar Fl. Seyler,
Clifton l.. Morris, Louis III. Brown, Will
lam H. Van Brunt Edward E. Lacour,
William S. Van Bi mt Arthur Nelson,
Frank j. Maps, j. V. n. Conover and
Edward ]. Reid
The club will hold its second annual
BAH on the evening of September at
the Hollywood Hotel, at which time 1t
is expected the most worshipful grand
master. Mr.. Ernest A. Reed of Newark.
will be present. The temple committee
hopes to have plans of the 100000 tenn
pie In hand in a short time. More than
| one-fourth of the money needed to swing
the proposition has been subscribed by
less than one-fourth of the actual MEM
bership and this does not include the
support promised by prominent members
outside the city. "A new temple by
1923" is the slogan.
| Hotel Vendome was turned over to-
night to the Celestial Dance Club of
Newark. which gave a masquerade and
dance in the ballroom The Oriental
Lousina Five appeared, as did John
Black, writer Of the song "Dardanella."
who performed on the saxophone, while
| Con. Conrad another writer, was pres
ent. There were several prize dances.
| The programme for the concert to be
given the afternoon and evening of Sep
tember 80 by the United States Marine
Band will have eighteen numbers. The
concert will be given under the direction
OF the War Community House at the
horse show grounds and the Broadway
Theatre.
Mrs Samuel Stone OF New York, who
is stopping at the Hollywood. was host
ess at bridge and luncheon ON Wednes-
day. There were thirty-five at her
tables.
Mrs. P. j. Casey OF Cottage place
gave an outdoor card party Tuesday in
aid OF the Lenox House Settlement
work The guests enjoyed the distinc-
ton of playing cards seated at tables
covered by red umbrellas.
The Hollywood Hotel gave a dance in
the ballroom tonight. Like all func-
tlons held at the hotel this season, the
adjoining cottagers joined In helping to
whMe away the time and a most delight
ful evening was spent. high grade
entertainment was held in connection
/ with the dance.
| Mr.. Joseph Shubert Of New York is
spending a few days at the New Holly
wood Hotel.
The Rev. and Mrs. George w. Han
ners, who have been away on their
honeymoon since the first OF the month,
will return the first of the week and
| take up their residence in the Atlantic
avenue parsonage.
Judge and Mrs Henry S. Terhune of
Matawan and one time Senator and
Mrs. John w. Slocum OF this city are at
Lake Placid.
Mr. John w. Chandler of Chicago Is
visiting his brother, one time Mayor
Augustus Chandler, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl c. Palmer are on a
two weeks tour through Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Stanley Bouse of
Dunbar avenue have returned from Bal
timore.
Arrivals to-day at the Hotel Pannaci
include DR.. and Mrs. Giuseppe Tomasulo
and family the Rev. Father G. Leone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel vaccaro and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grasina and
family, Mr.. Edward J. Gratasky, Mrs.
l Angeline LAURA, Mrs. Argia Smilari,
\ Mr.. George Berger, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
\ iamin Siegel. Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. De
Yeaza and family, all OF New York; DR..
4 and Mrs. James Graham of Brooklyn,
\ Miss Rose Il. Lucia, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Basile and family OF Newark. Mr.. and
4 Mrs. ]. s. Hamburg Of Newark.
Victoria-Mr. Il. P. Stephenson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Sharkey. Mr. Harry
i Redding, Mr. Il. G.. Sutton, Mrs. A.
4 York; Mr. Campbell O'Reilly. Mr.. p. A.
4 Fogarty, Mr.. a. Kennedy of Hemp
\ stead, j.. T.: Mr.. J. V. Davis of Newark.
4 Mr. and Mrs. $. d. Atkinson and Mr..
/ A. Klauber Of Orange, $. Levin. Mr..
\ Morris J. Plary OF Bayonne and Mr.. +.
4 f. Newron Of Boston. Mass.
Hollywood.-Mr Stanley Heller, Mr..
\ and Mrs. Eugene Ansbach, Mr.. Joseph
Hurch, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Heineberg,
Mrs Davis NJ. Studner. Mr.. Pulley
Koerner, Mr.. Morton s. whlt-hill. Mr..
Clarence X. whitehill, all OF New York:
4 Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Hammer Of Beverley,
i N. r. +. Miss Emily Il. Gabel Of Philadel-
/ phia; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson OF
\ Tannenburg. Pa. Mr.. +. a. Quail and
/ Miss s. "A. Quail and Mrs. Holmes Mar
shall Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Imperial---Mr. and Mrs M. ]. Frank.
Miss Edith Gordon. Miss Blanche Wal
lace. Miss Florence Auer Mr.. James
Meenan, Mr.. J. II. Kelley Mr.. III. r.
4 Crouser. Mr.. George IL. Kellren, Mr.. and
Mrs. John williams and Mr.. and Mrs
\ T. Arthur Jeffers OF New York Mr.. r.
J. Nelson OF Pittsburgh. Pa; Mr.. II. G.
\ Kipp Of Philadelphia Mr.. II. Block and
\ Mr.. w. II. Smith OF Newark Mr.. II. J.
Koch OF Jersey City Mr.. Franklin Fox
\ OF New London Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
Morrison OF Dover and Mr.. J. X. VAIN
wright
Scarboro.ss-Mr Emanuel Slegel. Mr.
\ Joseph l.. Alberts, Mr.. Herman Jacoby
Mr.. a. III. Simon. Mr. william Rose Mr.
and Mrs Harry Shapiro, Mr.. and Mrs
\ Louis Frankel, Mrs. r. Scltzer and Mr.
Samuel a. Edelman, all OF New York;
4 Or. s. j. Nimoff and Mr.. and Mrs
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