The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Horse Show and
Golf Interest the
Long Bra nch CROWD
international Foursome and
28th Annual Equine Exhi-
bition to Come.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yonx FIEnAIp
: LONG BRANCH. N. J.. July s.-Lovers
of golf. and they arc here by the hun
dreds. are interested in the International
foursome that will be played on the
Norwood Golf Club links at West Long
Branch a week from to-day On that
day Jock Hutchinson. winner OF the
British championship: George Duncan.
Abe Mitchell and James A Donaldson.
professional at the local links. will line
UP. and record crowd IL is expected
will watch the match.
The Norwood links Is experiencing a
pusy season. the clubhouse and grounds
4 being crowded daily. The semi finals in
Z the contest for the green's committee
cups were played to-day and tomorrow
viii witness the close OF the match. Or.
seymour Oppenheimer and Henry Pol
lack will figure In the final contest.
Martin Beck of New York. who IL sum-
merins at Eiberon. vice-president OF the
club. was host to logo on the evening of
thu Fourth at ~ clubhouse and
grounds. 1t was a children's outdoor
party. and special lot of performers
came down from New York specially for
the occasion. Miss Babsy Donaldson.
daughter of the golf professional. en-
tertained the party with several fancy
steps. as did Miss Virginia Whiting OF
this city. Moving pictures were ia ken OF
the party
The club IL arranging a ladies' handi-
cap 10 be given soon. at which silver
cups viii be given to the best players.
The links at West End. Deal and
Rumson. which. with the Norwood Club
include the big four" along the north
Jersey coast. are we'll patronized. The
West End club took over the Long
hranch club links some time ago. in
creasing It's course
One OF the happenings of the week
occurred at the Goose Neck Point home
or H. w. Munyon, Judge and Mrs. Will
lam J. Van Peit OF Oceanport. playing
F; the part OF host and hostess. The guests
included Capt. Robert Cook. Mr.. and
. Mrs. Lemuel Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Meek. Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Meek, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Meek ard Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard Meek of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Miller and daush.
Yer or Woodcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
BROOKLYN and Miss Eleanor Davies OF
Rockaway Park.
DR.. Theodore W. Moses of New York
. Is spending the summer at North Long
Branch. He has just begun his thirty
third year as organist Of ST. Peters
{. Episcopal Church In Galilee.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Brown
Harris OF New York are dividing their
vacation between this city and Atlantic
! City. They are stopping this week with
Mrs. James Cloughly Of Norwood ave.
nue., and next week will Join their
( daughter Barbara at~the home of DR..
Harris's father, the Rev. George r. Har-
ris, at Atlantic City. The Rev DR.. Har-
ris. who Is former pastor Of ST. Luke's
I Church, this city, Is now pastor Of Grace
M. Il. Church. New York
! Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 3. Lee Of Orange.
who purchased the Harry b. Sherman
cottage on the Long Branch Boulevard
some time ago, have taken possession.
! Arrivals from New York at the hotels
to-day include the following:
Hoilywood-Mrs. Claire Warren Nor
ris. Mr. and Mrs. Truly Warner. Mr.. g.
j. warner, the Misses Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacques Weinberger. Mr.. and Mira.
: |. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. TalmadSe,
. DR.. and Mrs. Seymour Oppenheimer. Mr..
. and Mrs. Dayton Roberts and Miss
Dorothy Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs p. VI.
Aaronson. Miss Caroline Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Wertheim. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pollak,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Richfield. Mrs Alvin
8. Strassberger. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sar-
torius. Miss Louise Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Eckstein. Mr.and Mrs. Sol Mendel Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Herman.
Pannaci-Mme Tette Gondal, Mrs.
Samuel Bader. Mr.. @. waldron. Mr. and
Mrs. II. r. Day, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Boylon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Klein, Mr..
and Mrs George Moss Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Roma. Mr.. and Mrs. g. Addonisio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beauchini
Vendome-Hirsch Lichenthal, Miss
'Anna Kornbiuck, Gus Nadel. II. Sha-
piro, A. Shapiro, Maurice Siegel, Israel
Hoffbcrg, Samuel Haipern.
West End-Afr. and Mrs. Samuel VAL
entine. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. c. Levy. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman SEEMING. I. Gross, N.
Melniker. Robert Kamber. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Aaronson, Miss Beatrice Gold
berg.
victoria-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt.
Entries for the horse show to be held
by the Monmouth County Horse Show
+. .Association at Hollywood PARK. close
next "Wednesday. 1t will be the twenty
eighth annual show. The show will be
held July 2s. 20 and 30. Prizes in money
and plate aggregating $4,000 will be dis
tributed at the three day open air ex-
hibition- There will be sixty classes
judged. two more than last year. An
innovation will be an endurance saddle
race from the Hollywood Golf Club.
Deal. to the show grounds. distarce OF
four and one-half miles.
Prior to six years ago q four in hand
race between seabright and tho show
grounds proved one of the big events.
usually celebrated on Governors Day.
Brigadier-Generai Howard s. Borden of
Rumson. who is a well known polo
player and an expert horseman. will be
among those competing. and Governor
Edward I. Edwards has promised to at
tend the second day. motoring up from
fhn Tlttto NVhfto In,snp ,t Ca ntes