New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-21


show at the Essex and Sussex Hotel
fancy dancing at the Monmouth, box
ing bouts in water-surrounded ring
which is being constructed in the cen
ter of the swimming pool at the Bath
ing and Tennis Club, booths of every
kind where every sort of an articl,
can be found, gypsy fortune teller:
and strolling musicians from the
best that Broadway has to offer, fire
works, veritable Monte Carlo casino
corner for the children, where trips
to the land of Mother Goose are to be
made, Punch and Judy show, and &
magician's shrine. These things, ant
others too numerous TO mention, al
go to make up the big show.
The musical strollers, trio Of young
people, including Harold Brewster, with
the accordion; Miss Marion DeRonde
throated songbird, will form the timer
ant troupe. A little colored bow viii
play the part Of monkey. Miss Karel
Marston and Miss Mary Cantlin will
appear in the fancy toe dances, and
Miss Margaret Shippen Lynch in some
novelty dances with Joseph McCallioa.
Harry Ertle, who acted as referee in
the Dempsey Carpenter bout, will be
here for the ring performances. 10.
seph HUMPHREYS, the clarion-voice I'd
announcer, also will be on hand. It is
q notable committee that has charge
of these boxing bouts. Edgar A. Knapp
of Elizabeth, is the chairman. Serving
with Mr.. Knapp are Governor Edwards,
Mayor Archibald of Newark, Lewis 3
Ballantyne, Mayor Oliver H. Brown
Major Arthur Foran, J. Harry Foley
Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City,
Ferdinand W. Roebling, Brigadier
General Bird W. Spencer, C.. Edward
Murray jr., Rudolph " Kuser, Con
gresham Hamilton F. Kean and
others.
There is also a woman's auxiliary
committee, headed by Mrs. Arthur Cor
lies, and including Mrs. Robert Dowl-
ing, Mrs. Edwin C. Feigenspan. Mrs
f. W. Corlies. Mrs Edgar A. Knapp
Mrs. John H. Markham jr., Mrs. w
Tyson Romano. Mrs. C. Edward Muir
ray jr, Mrs. Henry A. Haines, Mrs
Rudolph V. Kuser, Mrs. Frederick A
Potts, Mrs. Ferdinand W. Roeblng
Mrs. Scott Seammell and Mrs. Angus
tine Humes.
Mrs. George D. Clews is directing
the fancy dancing, and in addition to
those mentioned tho following will
appear in special dances: Miss Gladys
Borden, Miss Gertrude Watson, Miss
Marian Bannister, Miss Gertrude Keat-
ing. Miss Mary johnson, Miss Lucille
Johnson, Mrs. Van Camper Heilner
Mrs. Robert Bowling and others.
Dansant To Be Given in
Essex and Sussex Hotel
The dansant is to be given in the tea.
room of the Essex and Sussex Hotel
and will be under the direction of Mrs
J. S. Waite. The hotel orchestra will
provide the music and there will be a
number of girls in fancy costumes who
will act as mattresses. The cabaret is
being directed by Mrs. Henry William
son, who has a large committee as
sisting her.
Mrs. L. Carberry Richie, Miss Ann
L. fifth and Miss Irene Bradford are
TO conduct the Punch and Judy show
and c. George Derry will be a Prince OF
Magic. The children's corner is to be
in charge of Mrs. William H. Hing.
worth and a group of women who are
assisting her. Mrs. Edward D. Bel.
KNAPP and Mrs. B. B. Wiener head the
committee in charge of the candy table
One of the most realistic features OF
the fet> will be the reproduction of a
ton Sickel will manage this part of the
show Another important feature is
the gypsy camp, where all the customs
OF The Romsny tribes will be depicted
Walter t. Fahy will be the Prince O,
Monaco and the keeper of the brilliant
Monte Carlo Casino. Mrs. Lloyd C
Grover and some friends will manage
the utility table, and the Smokers De.
light will be in charge Of committee
headed BY, Mrs Henry A. Ross. The
Mrs. Franklin Nevius
AS the GROWING event Of the big fete
there is to be beautiful display O,
fireworks on the lake shore Saturda,
night The various hospital auxiliaries
from Red Bank, Allenhurst, Ocean
Grove, Spring Lake, Sea Grit. Asbury
Park, Bradley Beach, Belmar, Freehold
Farmingdalee Point Pleasant. Bayhead
Manasquan and otner places are to par.
ucipate also, each conducting booth
OF some novel character.
Last night the annual Governors bal
was neld at the Essex and Sussex Hotel
and hundreds of the fashionably elite
from Sea Bright to Bayhead came tc
attend the event. Governor and Mrs
Edwards came over from the executive
mansion at Sea Grit.
me monmouth was the scene to.
nizne OF an attractive masquerade
notapie gathering Of society was pres
Ars. George w Kayanaugh gave =
large dinner party at the Essex and
Sustex tonight, with Governor anc
Mrs. Edwards included, and later th.
party occupied specially reserve
place in the ballroom at the Monmouth
wnsre they Witnessed the merr,
: masque xs"'
All the scandals Of Spring Lake ar,
70 be shown up by amateur xociet,
thespiang AZ the Bathing and Tennis
Clab OF September 2, when "a plavlet
entitled Spring Lake Scandals" viii b.
staged there. Included in the cast ar.
the Misses Elizabeth Davis. Gail Morri
son, Patsy Lawrence, Anne Inpcrsoll
Peggy Ellis, Eleanor Beggs, Katherin,
Davis, HernIna Bixler, Louiae Hallock
Gertrude Watson, Mary Jngersol. Mrg
Ethel Bowling, Mrs. Whitney, Mis-;
Georgia Oramey, Norman Robertson
Norman Carroll, Robert Roebling, vii
liam Murray, Allen Bowling, Frederick
Duggan, Robert Maxwell, Norman Ken
dali, John IIIingworth, Harry Maxwell
JoEeph Dahlen and Bernard Bridget
The concert at which Cecil Burleigh
appeared lest night al the Warren
Hotel was attended by a large number
r. from t IN, cottage s sectipn, in addition to