The New York herald., 1921-08-28
AUenhurst Women
Are En- teYtained at
Shdd0w Lawn
Mrs. Hubert L. Parson Gives
Luncheon and Dinner
With Bridge.
Special Despatch to THE NEW Y.Sx HERALD.

Special Despatch to THE NEW yaG1 HEnALp.
ALLENHURsT, N. J., Aug 21.-Two en-
tertainments of note have been held re-
Gently at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs HUI
bert T. Parson, the owners OF Shadow
Lawn, formerly the summer home Of ex-
President Woodrow Wilson. The first
was dinner for twenty. The second
was luncheon and bridge TO, forty
women, many OF whom went from here.
Twenty were seated in the dining hall
at the table at which Mrs. Parson pre-
sided. The table appointments and
place cards, which were engraved In sill
yer. carried out the silver color scheme.
In the adjoining room Miss Bertha
Gaspue presided at a table seating twenty.
where the place cards were engraved IN
gold to carry out the color scheme Of
the table appointments. Tropical and
native birds adorned the place. Every
thing served came from the Shadow
Lawn hothouses, gardens and stock farm.
Bridge was played in the main living
hall at tables with novel appointments
and draperies recently imported from
Japan. Golden souvenirs were the
awards for the highest score at each
table, the second high score receiving
black satin covered sandal wood bridge
score boxes, and the remaining players
lacquer screen fans hand embroidered
In silk.
The guests included Mmea Carson C.
Peck, 4. H. Eaton. L. M. Van Dole,
Leonard Hill, ]. E. Kelly. Charles Ward
Baker. Clark Holbrook and Miss Bertha
Gasque. also the Mines. Francis J. Arend.
Stacy Smith, Maurice O'Meara. J. L..
Reiss, J. f. Hitchcock. u. A. Fisher. II.
A. McAleenan. +. A. Lester. b. II.
Danks. G. w. Kavanaugh. Edward A.
Faullss. James Smith. Jesse Watson.
Thomas Seeley, B. w. Campbell. Charles
n. Van Slyck. Lionel Bmdin, Searles
Babbitt, r KrementZ. Samuel Moffitt.
e. NJ Timnins, Roy DanlSs. Il. Faron
| and G. Werner. Also the Misses b.
Adams, a. S. Carson. NJ Travis. M.
Moltz, Clara Peck and ]. S. Muir
Mrs. Emma Beatty and Mrs. Charles
Toiand gave their annual children's
party on the lawn at the Hotel Throck-
| morton Tuesday. Each child received a
pound box OF candy. The diversions
| consisted OF peanut hunt. donkey party
and other games for prizes. Refresh
ments were served on the lawn overlook
ing Deal Lake and dancing enjoyed.
Estelle Tytler of New York won a
| brooch. Janet Russell. Phyllis Sweeney.
Joseph Byrne. Philip Hover and Robert
| Hilton being other winners The guests
included Martina Hoff. Helen Tytler.
Elizabeth Ecorn. Edward Russell. Vir-
ginia Shehan, Philip Sweeney. Madeline
| Hoey. Peta McDermott. Elinor Robus.
| Thomas Brenac' Betty Moment. Glenn
| ent Dunbar. Ma,torie Cahon and Kath-
crime. Daniel and Mary Byrne.
A luncheon and bridge was given by
| Mrs. Stacy Smith at the Deal Golf Club
| for twenty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II Watts and
| family of New York returned to the city
| Friday. Mrs. Watts will return for the
Baby Parade. at which she and Mr..
| Watts have consented to be Judges.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jamison Gre al
| Hotel Loeb Arbour
| Among New Workers. at tho Allenhurst
| Hotel are e. A. Holenbeck, Arnold STAN
cliffe. Mrs l.. Gross. Mrs. J. 70. Linde
| d. S. Moran, william Robert McManany
| G. r.. McManany, Robert McManany.
Jr.: Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. McCann and ID.
X. Stanley. Also Mics Lillian NJ
Decker OF Pittsburgh.