The New York herald., 1921-09-04

Give
Musical Play
at Spring Lake
.Seashore Scandals Presented
for Benefit of Hospital
Notes From Resort.

| Special Despatch to TIE NEW York HERALD.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, Sept 3.-There
was a wealth of satire with local color
| In the "Seashore Scandals" two act
| musical comedy which was staged at the
Bathing and Tennis Club last night and
| tonight for the benefit or the local hos
pital. The young persons of the sum-
mer colony had the leading roles in the
play, which was written and staged by
members of the hotel and cottage
groups. Norman +. Robertson, Electus
Backes and Robert Bowling arranged
the play and produced 1t.
Thirteen original musical numbers.
written by Backes and Robertson, fea-
tured the play. Among those who took
part were Miss Georgie O'Ramey. Mrs.
Robert Dowling, Mrs. Ruth Rishel. Nor
man Carroll, Alvin Rishel. Miss Eliza
beth Davis, Donald Murray. Miss Jane
-ngersoll, Salvador Ross. Raymond
Stengel. Frederick Duggan. Jr. Robert
Roebling Allan Dowllng. William MUIR
rays. Bernard Bridget. Lewis Kerr. Sam
uel Kerr, Frederick d. Thurston, Misses
Anne Ingersoll. Peggy Ellis. Grace FL
lis. Gladys Long. Patsy Lawrence and
Josephine Bridget. Mrs. Ethel II. Dow
ling. Misses Louise Hallock, Eleanor In
gersoll. Mary Ingersoll, Dorothy Mark
ham. Gladys Borden. Irona Long. Mar
lon Long. and Margretta white, Norman
Kendall. Brian Hammond. Joseph Dor
land. John Ilingworth. Donald Murray.
James Then. Wallace Sutphen and WILL
lam Van Keuren.
Mrs. Edward v. Lynch OF the New
York Tennis Club won the championship
for the Bathing and Tennis Club in the
club tournament this week She defeated
Miss Margaret Lane in the women's sin
gles In the final round by scores OF
6--1 and 6--1.
]. Potter Stockton and J. Spencer
Francis were the title winners In the
mems doubles. which were also COM
plctcd this week. in the final round they
won from Chapman Ropes and George
Clark. 6-3 and Go. II was n week OF
double victory for Mr.. stockton. because
he won the mems club singles from
Chapman Ropes In three sets. S--6.
60 and 6--3. In the semi-fnnls Stock
ton won from T.. G. Van keurcn. 6-2.
f--6 and G--3. Mr.. Ropes won his semi
final round from John Grover. 1-6.
l0-S and 6--1.
The last OF the outdoor dances In the
Italian Gardens of the Essex and Sus-
sex took place tonight Society folk
from the cottages Joined with the hotel
patrons in making the event notable
one. The Monmouth County Bankers
Association held dinner at the hotel
on Thursday night Mrs. c. W. Baker
OF Newark entertained large dinner
party there early In tho week for Miss
Elizabeth Julc Edwards, daughter or
Gov. and Mrs. Edward ]. Edwards. The
guests included Miss Elsa Kastner. Mise
Blanche Spadone. Mrs. Woods. Miss
Margaret Klein. Mrs. Albert 8. Koenir.
Miss Hcrmine Eggers. Mrs. l.. B. Alder
man and others.
Spring Lake folk had nm opportunity
10 see themselves In the movie during
the last week when several reels or
film taken during the recent outdoor
fete were shown at tho Essex end Sus-
scx Hotel by Charles Derry. the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. George Derry. who are
spending the summer ut the hotel.
The Indications are that the season
here will be extendef until mid-Septem-
ber at least Most OF the cottarcrs arc
remaining for after Labor Day and
several OF the hotels plan TO remain
open until late In the month The Es-
sex and Sussex will not close until
about September is and the Warren will
remain open even longer.