The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Governor EdwardS
to Exhibit Dogs
at Long Branch
Many Entries for North Jersey
Kennel Clubs Show in
August.
Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., July %.

Special Despatch to THE New York HERALD.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 20.
@Ov. EDWARD I. EDWARDS
= will be one Of the exhibitors
at the second annual bench
show Of the North Jersey Shore Ken
mel Club to be held in the Ocean Park
Casino two weeks from to-day. The
entries close next Monday, with every
indication Of over 500 dogs to be shown
during the exhibition. The opening
show was held at the Casino year
ago and as beginner 1t eclipsed all
expectations. This years show will be
much larger, entries coming from as
far west as Cincinnati. One Of the
features will be whippet race, as well
as police dog chase, and Mr.. Albert
Payson Terhune will show his prize
collies, to be judged by Mr.. ]. A. Came
well of Little Silver.
The prizes will be silver trophies,
which will be placed on exhibition next
week. Mrs. Howell wooiley of New
York and this city, the treasurer Of the
show, is one Of the most active workers
here Among the cottagers who have
entered dogs for the show are Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Erlanger, Mr.. Sydney
H. Sonn. Mrs. Florence B. Ilch and Mrs.
William McCurdy Of Belmar.
Thu racofyafo Prom, <ha oh bnu0 will ha
given to the Monmouth County Organ
ixation for Social Service. of which Mrs.
! Lewis 8. Thompson Of Red Bank is the
( president
Governors Day" will be celebrated
the last day of the horse show instead
OF the second day. as heretofore. The
twenty-etghth annual exhibition Of the
Monmouth County Horse Show Associa-
tion opens next Thursday, and, weather
, permitting. viii be one of the best ever
held. Charles w. Smith, the compiler.
has completed classifying the entries
and reports the number in excess of 400.
Dinner for Governor.
Mayor Clarence ]. Housman will give
| . dinner for Gov. Edwards and staff at
the Hollywood Golf Club. Deal. on the
afternoon Of the show. The luncheon is
! set for I o'clock, and there will be a
dozen or more in the party. including
Brig.-Gen. Howard S. Borden of Rum
son. head of the National Guard, who Is
not only an exhibitor but will take part
In the saddle endurance race between
the golf club at Deal and the show
grounds. Mayor Housman extended an
invitation to President Harding and
Senators Frelinghuysen and Edge to at
tend the show. but received word that
they would be in Washington on that
date and unable to attend.
Things have been lively at the hotels
this week. On Wednesday night Amer
ican Legion Post No. 4s of this city
held its midsummer ball at the Taxa
nassee, at which upward of 400 couples
were present. The ballroom presented
gay spectacle. many cottagers taking
part in the function. Post Commander
John Russell Woolley was master Of
ceremonies. Post No. 46 Is Just now in
the limelight, Glenn Lee Berry. Its first
commander. being in the race for a
State office at the coming session OF the
State American Legion. Tonight there
was Japanese dance at the "Tack."
At the New Hollywood Hotel bridge
and dinner parties were plentiful. n
forerunner of what Is to be expected
next week during the open air horse
show celebration. Mrs. William Band
ler Of New York gave dinner to
thirty on Wednesday night George
Sweeney of the Hotel Commodore. New
York, was one of the guests. On Thurs
day members of the New York Hotel
mems Golf Association dined at the
hotel, after enjoying luncheon first as
guests of DR.. Seymour Oppenheimer at
the Norwood Golf Club. where they
played golf during the afternoon.
Arrivals at the hotels to-day included
the following:
New Hollywood = Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Snellenberg of Philadelphia. Donald
Snellenberg. Arthur M. Lamport. Miss
{ Ruth Sushem, Mrs. Julia Werner. the
Misses Stella and Belle Werner. Charles
w. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kaufer.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mansfield. Morris
! and Albert Baker. all of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strauss, the
Misses Evelyn and Louisa Strauss OF
St. Louis, Mo-: Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Kan Of Newark. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bill
der Of East Orange.
Pannaci-Mr and Mrs John j. Ryan,
Mr.. Barclay w. Bradley. Mr.. and Mrs.
@. Carrara, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Reale,
Harry Goodstein. Miss Janet Rosen-
berg. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wolear. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Legniti and Mr. and Mrs. N.
Legniti, all of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Hirschler of Bridgeport. Conn. I:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kenelly and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milici of Newark
Miss Genevieve Davis of Brooklyn. Paul
Charles Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lib
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Max Brown of
New York.
vendome-Samuel Finl1el, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Amsterdam. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meyer Schwartz and family Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Schuster, Mr. and Mrs. J. j.
shulman. Miss BERTHE Topper. Miss
Charlotte Feiler. Miss Anna Rosenberg.
Charles Amsterdam. Miss Evelyn Karp,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Goldstein. II. Kramer
and family. Albert A. Adler. Miss Rose
Lidoffe. Mr.. and Mrs. M. Wolfe, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Shapiro. all of New York.
Scarboro-Mrs. J. s. Friedman. A. j.
Marcus, Miss Tilie Sailing. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Orlean. Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Bailey,
II. L. BONN. u. Silverman, s. Hersch.
Mrs. r. Galetz and daughter, Jack
Hersch. Jr.; William Rose. Mr.. and Mrs.
Damsey. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacob
son, Mrs. p. Bernstein and family Miss
Mildred Alberts. Mrs. J. l.. Alberts, all
Of New York: Miss Bessie Harris Of
Jersey City. II. L. Bonin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert A. Weinstein and Mr.. and Mrs.
George j. Annenberg OF Brooklyn.
West End--Frederick GlImour. Mr..
and Mrs. s. Valentine. Mrs. BERTHE New
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Goldberger.
Gabriel Nachman. Mr. and Mrs. Sedg-