The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Mem Jersey Elks
at Long Branch
Gov. Edward I. Edwards to
Take Part in Parade-NOtes
From Resort.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., June 25.-The
advance guards for the eighth annual
reunion of the New Jersey State Elks
Association arrived to-day for the pre-
liminaries incident to the formal open
ing tomorrow night at the Broadway
Theatre, when Ballington Booth and an
all star programme will be the attrac-
tions.
The convention proper starts on Mon
day morning. when the eighth annual
session will open at the Lyceum. ending
with a series of athletic events Tuesday
morning and a parade in the after
noon The reunion committee expects
to entertain $1,000 visitors.
The parade will be the big feature.
The prizes. loving cups. will be for the
best appearing lodge In line. the lodge
having the greatest number Of members.
the most women present. best band In
competition, best decorated automobile
in line, most grotesque division, and
best decorated float. In addition there
will be cups for the tallest. shortest,
fattest and leanest Elk in line, most
grotesque uniform, and trophy to the
lodge winning the baseball game. Gov
ernor Edward l. Edwards will parade
with his lodge, Jersey City. No. eli.
Mrs. Lewis S. Thompson has issued
invitations for the ninth annual meeting
Of the Monmouth County Organization
for Social Service at her country home
at Brookdale Farm, Lincroft. for next
Thursday, at which time Mrs. August
Belmont will speak on "a Preventive
Community Programme" and DR..
Thomas w. Salmon. medical director
of the national committee on Mental
Hygiene The meeting will be held
on the lawn, and every resort between
Spring Lake and Rumson will be repre-
sented. Mrs. Thompson's organization
Is behind the movement to establish the
Allenwood Sanitarium. which was
opened this year.
The North Jersey Shore Kennel Club
has issued a prospectus for its second
annual bench show. to be held at the
Ocean Park Casino on August 6. Entries
will close on July "a. Mrs. Howell
Woolley of this city is secretary of the
club, George d. Hendrickson of Red
Bank, treasurer, and Wilbur f. Purcell,
IIlsindEeT. Inc pIlZco wiz bc Sdoh aiN'
trophies.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy w.
Doran. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Doran of this city to Mr.. Elliott Roberts
Brainard OF Syracuse. N. Y, will take
place at the old FIRST Methodist Epis-
copal Church next Wednesday evening,
the Rev. Arthur c. Polhemus of Farm
lngdale officiating. Both Miss Doran
and Mr.. Brainard are graduates of SYRIA
cuse University He served In the
pathological department In the war.
The annual dance Of the Phi Chi Fra
ternity of Chattle High School was held
at the Hollywood Hotel last night.
The Pleasure Bay resorts, Prices,
Port-au-Peck and Green Gables. were
opened this week. At the latter place
$50 members of a theatrical association
will have breakfast and dinner to-
morrow.
Arrivals at the Hollywood Hotel In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Boerne Young. Mrs.
Max Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Aaron
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bernstein. Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Stone, Mrs. Alvin s.
Straesburger, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Vert
and Mrs. Emil Pursch and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Pursch.
Arrivals at the Pannaci Hotel include
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel vasges. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Israelson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Ryno and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Fiore.