The New York herald., 1921-07-24
AHenhurst Non
Looking Forward
to Golf Matches
Courses of Deal and Hollywood
Clubs Attract Throngs
Of Players.

Special Despatch to THE Ngw York HERALD.
ALLENHURsr, ~. j., July 23.-For the
summer visitor who is anxious to be
near a good golf course the easy access-
bility to both Deal Golf Club and Holly
wood Golf Club makes strong appeal
and provides all the golf that the devo-
tees of the game crave. The card at
Deal is unusually interesting. Players
over this course are finding several i'm
provements which have been carried out
by the club professional, Pat Doyle.
e. Hollywood, on ths=othar hand, boasts
I-of the best golf course in the metro
poiltan district. having a layout that is
cxacting enough for all requirements
and yet not SO difficult as to warrant
the charge that its playing requires
supergolf. The womens open champion
ship will this year be played at Holly
wood, having been selected by the golf
association over other clubs in the
metropolitan area. The dates are Octo-
Der to s.
An interesting match. and one to
which the members and an interested
of George Duncan and Abe Mitchell, the
1921 British invaders who are coming
here to wrest laurels from American
satellites of the game, and following
In the successful wake of Vardon and
Ray. This match has been arranged
to take place August T. Jock Hutchi-
son. who won the British open cham
pionship this year. Will be one OF the
players in the foursome.
Considerable dissatisfaction is being
expressed by the summer cottagers and
visitors to this resort at the manner in
which the authorities are conducting the
municipal bathhouses. There has been
such a demand for houses that the
thirty new ones erected at the foot of
Phillips avenue, Deal, and which were
recently opened to the public, can hardly
be said to anywhere nearly meet the
demand. It is alleged that considerable
discrimination has taken place in the
disposition of the houses. many of the
| taxpayers Of the borough and the sum
mer visitors being excluded, while resi-
dents as far up the coast as Long
Branch were given an opportunity to
obtain these houses long before they
were even completed.
| Harold w. Sexton, manager of the Al.
| lenhurst Hotel and cottages, and Ye
| Olde Hathaway Inn, at Deal. has taken
| the matter up with the authorities with
, the idea of obtaining sufficient cards to
meet the requirements OF the guests OF
his two houses. and has been assured
that he will obtain his quota
| The importance OF this situation can
be appreciated. when IL is realized that
many of the visitors to this resort come
especially for tho unusually fine bath
ing which It has always boasted in the
past. The popularity of the pool at
Allenhurst under these circumstances.
has taken on a new Significance, and ia
daily the scene of much gayety and di-
version.
L. p. Herzog OF Chicago is n long dis
tance visitor. registered at the Hatha-
way Inn.
New York visitors at the same house
include Gerald DAILY. Chester Frankel.
Miss Nellie vogel and Allen y. Lane.
Mrs. L. NJ. Kahn of Dallas, Texas. and
her son, are making their first visit TO
northern seashore resort, which they
are finding more delightful than anuci-
pated.
At the Hathaway Inn, which is SO
reminiscent of a rambling English coun-
try house, Mr. and Mrs. Bitterman OF
Evansville. Ind, with their children, are
registered for the summer season
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hunter OF
Devon, Pa. are among the recent ar
rivals at the Allenhurst. d. A. voor-
hees, who comes from East Orange. has
also Joined the summer colony at this
house.
The Sunday night concerts which have
been inaugurated at the Allenhurst Hotel
are proving unusually popular. The
music is furnished by Stillwells or
chestra, and Miss Emily Begln, soprano
understtidy of the Metropolitan Opcra
Company. and Frank Lyon. barytone OF
New York. have already appeared as
soloists.
The New York visitors sojourning at
the same house include s. S. Guggen-
helm, William Manger. Charles Webb.
Mrs. Henry Gleason, Miss @. Il. German
and Mrs. +. G. Bardwell
Some long distance visitors who are
registered this week at the Allenhurst
are Mr.. and Mrs III. /. Summerfieid
coming from Memphis. Tenn: Mrs. M
Mckinney, Tuscon. Arizona, and II. c,
Dollahite, Houston, Texas.