The New York herald., 1921-08-14
Bridge Parties,
Golf and Tennis
at Spring Lake
Mrs. Leonard Hill Entertains
Large Party at Cards and
Dancing.


SPRING LAKE N. j.. Aug. 1s-when
play Is started next Thursday in the In
vitation tournament which is to be
played over the new Is hole course of
the Homestead Club here, it Is expected
that a notable field of players will tee
off. A general invitation was extended
by the tournament committee to ali
members Of clubs affiliated with the
United States Golf Association, and at
least 100 arc expected to play. The
committee having charge of the tourna-
fnent includes Horace Fl. Moore. Major
Alexander T. Gray. Jr; Arthur G. Hoff-
man, David F. Edwards and Hewitt
wellington. Four sixteens are to quail
ify. and there viii be a handicap event
in addition.
Another notable sporting feature Is to
take place here this month in the wom-
ems North Jersey Coast tennis cham
pionships at the Bathing and Tennis
Club. This Is the first year that the
women have had their own tournament.
their events having always been held in
conjunction with the mems North Jer-
sey Coast tennis championships, which
are played in Jnly. The matches will in
clude doubles and singles. and some ex-
cellent play is looked for.
p. r. Lewis and Scott Scammell were
the winners in the sweepstakes at the
Spring Lake Golf and Country Club this
week. In the first event Scammell won
from Meredith Hemphill with rs net
Lewis took the second match from AL
bert Bryant with II. Play in the Mon
mouth Trophy match was resumed to-
day.
Tonight there. was a ball in the open
air gardens of the Essex and Sussex
Hotel. the usual formal Saturday night
event having been transferred to the
gardens Cottagers mingled with the
hotel folk.
Mrs. Leonard Hill gave a large bridge
and dance at the Essex and Sussex early
In the week, and the second bridge for
the benefit of the Spring Lake Hospital.
under the auspices of the Hospital Alli-
ance, took place last night at the Mon
mouth Hotel. The fortnightly bridge and
luncheon at the Bathing and Tennis Club
or Thursday was attended by hotel and
cottage folk Mrs. c. Edward Murray.
Jr.. was in charge.
Mrs. Hills party was one OF more
than local interest because prominent
Bright Rumson, Allenhurst. Deal and
other resorts. The guests included
Mines. r. Clarke Holbrook. d. George
Derry, Lionel Emden. Howard Beattie,
Edward NJ. Timmins. Christian Feigen-
span. Francis Clark, Arthur W. Corse.
C. w. Dunlap, Edward l. Edwards,
Charles Thomas, John Rainier Bird w.
Spencer. Hubert T. Parson. r. r. l..
Mordecaf Francis Arthur Lester. Walter
A. Lee, Jacob Reiss. Charles Eaton,
George p. Woodward J. A. Read George
Ehret. Charles Hamilton, Henry A.
Haines. Samuel Moffitt. Charles Maur-
ice Searles Babbitt. Charles Q. Baker.
William Bicknell. George w. Bixler, K.
b. Brassch, Edwin G. Feigenspan, 4.
Clifton Jenkins. Charles Kelley. Bird W.
Spencer. Charles T. OBrien Henry Nc
Aleenan. Joseph Palermo. George W.
Kavanaugh, l.. A. Cushman. Louis Buck
bee Charles w Campbell, Owen Burns
and Charles Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs J. S. Mccullough and
Miss Betty Mccullough of Philadelphia
are stopping at the Monmouth. Other
arrivals there include II. A. Johnson
and T.. VI. Campbell. also of Phila-
delphia: Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mel. Court
ney. BROOKLYN; Whitney Leary and STAN
lev II. Horner. Washington; Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Tucker. New York;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meals, Cleveland;
Mr.. and Mrs W. e. Frick. Mrs. W. 4.
Frick and Miss Virginia w. Rose, Pitts
burgh. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Sanford. who
divide their time between this country
and their home in London. arrived from
England on Wednesday aboard the
OLYMPIC. They are at the Essex and
Sussex. Others there are Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. III. Jones, Miss Carolyn Jones and
RAYMOND Jones. Montclair: Mr. and
Mrs. William Fraser. Chicago DR.. and
Mrs ". p. Garrettson. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
B. Walker, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
A. Aid. st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Seel. Harrisburg: Mrs. j. Il. Caldwell,
and ]. i. Caldwell, Jr., Bryn Mawr w.
s. Hawk and William III. Prentice. Buf-
falo: Mrs. Howard Spear. New York. and
Mrs. Luther Drake. Omaha.
Warren Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Armstrong. Miss Ursula Armstrong.
Miss Louise Armstrong, Albert Arm
strong. Thomas Armstrong, Montclair;
Misses S. Margaret Byrne and Florence
NJ. Haggerty. New Orleans; Mrs. F.. M.
McGovern. Miss Mary r. McGovern,
BROOKLYN; Walter c. Douglas. Roanoke;
Mrs. J. Ames Bates, Miss A. l.. Abbott,
Mrs. G. A. Abbott. Baltimore Mrs.
Charles II. Baldwin Maplewood; Miss
Isabel Cox, Mrs. John A. O'Connor and
Miss Esther OConnor. New York.