The New York herald., 1921-09-11
Golf and Bridge
for Late Season
at Spring Lake
Officials Of Edison Companies
to Hold Convention at
Resort.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YoHK HERALp.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, Sept. 10.--Color-
full events are being crowded into the
late weeks OF the season here, and So
ciety Is planning to carry on pro-
gramme OF social and sporting activities
we'll into the autumn. The Bathing and
Tennis Club is to remain open for sew
eral weeks yet. and In addition to the
sporting events there will be dances and
bridge parties. The club championships
Of the Golf and Country Club are being
played. The first round Of match play
was held to-day with eight men playing.
They qualified early in the weeA. Those
who played to-day are c. A. Mccormick,
Eustace De Cordova. B. u. Ridder.
Chester l.. Maxwell. Horace T. Cook.
Scott Scammell. Edward NJ. Van vech-
ten and Earle Lewis. Mr.. Lewis on
Labor Day won the Monmouth cup. In
the Monday events Scott Scanned, III.
A. Wilson and C. A. Mccormick tied for
first honors In the Glass A sweepstakes
with net scores Of Is. In Glass b first
honors were won by Frederick l.. Rode
walk with "a; second. William A.
Schreiber, rs: Edward f. Hooper. n.
In the thirty-six hole handicap tour
nament, which was played on Labor
Day over the eighteen hole course OF the
new Homestead Club. the Presidents cup
was won by W. S. Bouse of the Deal
Club. DIR. Fl. v. Garrity Of the AS
bury Park Club, although his low handi-
cap kept him from the victors laurels.
turned in the lowest amateur card that
has even been played over the course.
70 for the eighteen holes.
Officials Of Edison companies from all
parts of the country are gathering here
for the opening on Tuesday Of the an
nual convention Of the National Asso-
citation Of Edison Illuminating Compa-
nies. More than 400 delegates will be
here for the convention. which Is to take
place at the Essex and Sussex Hotel.
On Monday night there will be a re-
ception for the members and their
wives, given by the past president and
presidents and their wives. During the
mornings and evenings the delegates
will talk shop" but during the after
moons they will indulge in a golfing
tournaments. tennis matches. fishing
trips and other recreations. On Thursday
night there Is to be dinner and dance.
which will bring the convention 70 a
close
Mrs. George w. Kavanaugh enter
tanned at tea and dance at the Essex
and Sussex this week for Miss Gloria
Gould. daughter OF Mr.. @nd Mrs. George
J. Gould of Georgian Court. Lakewo. 4:
Miss Elizabeth julie Edwards. dauehtss
Of Gov. and Mrs. Edward l. Edwards.
and Miss Dorothy Markham, daughter
of John Markham of Tulsa, Okla. The
guests included Misses Gladys De Cor
dova, Hermina Bixler. Gladys Long,
Anne Ingersoll. Irona Long, Margarita
Klien. Beatrix Haines. Mary Catherine
Ritchie, Georgiana Witherall. Mary
Francis, Gladys Borden. Margaret Ship
pen Lynch. Elizabeth Davis, Marion
Long and Margretta White. Mrs.
Charles J. Warner and Mrs. Robert
Dowling.
Also Frederick Duggan. John Hing
worth, Wallace Sutphen. Charles j..
Werner. Allan Haggerty. William w.
Murray. Bar Grey. Charles Derry, DR..
Edward K1ien. James Eben. Meredith
Hemphill, Bernard Belknap. George
Crook, Robert Norton. Elliot Wiegand.
Bernard Bridget. Robert Seacock. John
Gillespie. Allen Bowling. Joseph w.
Dorland. Norman Kendall, Bryan Ham,
mond, Victor Kuser. Eustace De Cor
dova. John ID. Davis, Robert Bowling.
John Grover, Donald Becker. Donald
Murray, William Van Keuren and Cecil
Young.