New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Big Field of Golf
Stars Entered i'm
Spring Lake Event
Invitation Tourney Begins
Thursday; Open to Play
ers of Amy Club in Asso-
citation; Prepare for Fete
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. j., Aug
l3.-A notable galaxy of golfers will
play here next week in the first annual
invitation tournament of the Home
stead Club over the new eighteenth ole
course, which was completed this sum-
mer. The invitation was extended to
all members of any club affiliated with
the United States Golf Association. and
1t is expected that at least 100 will
participate in the play, which will be-
gin Thursday.
Preparations which are rapidly near
ing completion prove that the outdoor
fete, which is to be given again this
year tor the benefit Of the Spring Lake
Hospital will far outshine anything that
has been attempted along the north
Jersey coast. Mrs. Henry Alexander
Halnes, who is the directing spirit in
the event again this season, has gath
cred a notable committee of prominent
men and women who are assisting her
IN the elaborate preparations. There
VIII be fashion shows, fancy work
oootns' candy counters, every known
carnival attraction, series Of boxing
bouts at night, dancing and everything
that can be thought of to help the
cause. All of the hospital auxiliarns
along the coast are to conduct stands
OF some kind in connection with the
fete.
Hospital Alliances Second
Bridge Party Big Success
Last night the second of the Hos
pltal Alliances series Of bridge parties
tor the hospital benefit was held at the
Monmouth Hotel and was attended by
several hundred prominent society folk
from Spring Lake and other points
along the North Jersey coast. Miss
Martha Johnson, of Pittsburgh, was in
charge. The fortnightly bridge lunch.
con at the Bathing and Tennis Club on
Thursday was an equally brilliant sue
cess and was directed by Mrs. C. Edward
Murray jr.
Mrs. Leonard L. Hill gave bridge
and dance at the Essex and Sussex
Hotel on Monday After the luncheon
dancing was enjoyed in the open all
gardens. Among her guests were Mrs
Henry A. Haines Mrs. Samuel Moftitt
Mrs. Charles Maurice, Mrs. Searles Bah
bitt, Mrs. Charles O. Baker, Miss Eliza
beth Edwards. Mrs. William Bicknell
Mrs. George w. Bixler, Mrs. R. B
Mrs. 7. Clifton Jenkins, Mrs. Charles
Kelley, Miss Truesdale, Mrs Bird w
Spencer Mrs. Charles T. O'Brien, Mrs
Henry McAleenan, Mrs. Joseph Palermo
Mrs. George w. Kavanaugh, Mrs. L. A
Cushman, Mrs. Louis Buckbee, Mrs
Charles w. Campbell, Mrs. Owen Burns
Mrs. Charles Eaton, Mrs. r. Clark Hol.
brook, Mrs. D. George Derry, Mrs Lionel
Enlden, Mrs. Howard Beattie, Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Timmins, Miss Gasque, Mrs
Christian Feigenspan, Mrs. Francis
Clark, Mrs. Arthur w. Corse, Mrs C
W. Dunlap, Mrs. Edward I. Edwards
Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mrs. John Rain
ier, Mrs Hubert T. Parsons, Mrs. R. E
ter, Mrs. Walter A. Lee, Mrs Jacob
Reiss, Mrs. Charles Eaton, Miss Spa
done, Mrs. George B. Woodward, Mrs
j. A. Reed, Mrs George Ehret, Mrs
Charles Hamilton and others.
Tonight moonlight ball was given
in the outdoor gardens of the Essex
and Sussex. The Italian gardens were
recently arranged for afternoon 'tea
dances, and the usual formal Saturday
night ball was transferred to this
outdoor area.
In addition to the forthcoming tour.
nament play at the Homestead Clubs
I eighteen n-hole course there is much or
the sporting calendar for the coming
week Women Of prominence are te
participate in the Women's North Jer
sey coast tennis championships
which are to be played on the courts
of the Bathing and Tennis Club later
this month There will be matches in
both singles and doubles, and some
fine trophies are to be awarded. Here
tofore the womens events have beer
combined with the mems championship
matches, but this year it was decided tc
hold separate tournament for tht
women.