The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Spring Lake Plans
Old Country Fair
to Aid Hospital

i Spectdt DeSpdtch 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, Aug 2o.-Ye
Olde Country Fair, with its gayety Of
color its weird and mysterious side
shows its music and its high life, is to
be staged again next Friday and Satur-
day for Spring Lake Hospital The
main part will take place on the plots
at the southern end OF the lake, but
other features are to be staged at the
Essex and Sussex and Monmouth hotels
and the Bathing and Tennis Club.
Auxiliaries from many nearby towns are
to cooperate with the Hospital Alliance
Mrs. Henry Alexander Haines is in gen.
eral charge.
There will be a fashion show at the
Essex and Sussex, fancy dancing at the
Monmouth. boxing bouts In a ring being
constructed In the centre of the swim
ming pool at the Bathing and Tennis
Club, booths of every kind, gypsy for
tune tellers and strolling musicians, a
cabaret, fireworks, takers, hot dogs and
| lemonade, a smokers delight, to say
nothing of the drinkers disappointment !;
a Monte Carlo casino, a corner for the
children. a The Dansant, a Punch and
Judy show. a magicians shrine and
aeroplane flights.
Harold Brewster, with accordion !;
Miss Marion DeRonde, 'cellist, and Nor
man Carroll, singer, will form an timer
ant group of musical strollers. They
will have good monk In the person
Of a little negro. Karol Marston and
Mary Cantlin will appear in the fancy
dances. and Miss Margaret Shipper
| Lynch will appear in some special
dances with Joseph McCallion.
| Harry Ertle, who refereed the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight, will be here for the
ring performances. Edgar A. Knapp Of
Elizabeth is chairman. Serving with
him are Gov. Edwards, Mayor Archibald
of Newark, Lewis B. Ballantyne, Mayor
Oliver II. Brown. Major Arthur Foran,
j. Harry Foley, Mayor Frank Hague of
Jersey City, Ferdinand w. Roebling,
Brig. Gen. Bird w. Spencer, c. Edward
Murray. Jr., Rudolph v. Kuser, Con-
gressman Hamilton Il. Kean and others.
There Is a women's auxiliary commit
tee. headed by Mrs. Arthur Corlies and
including Mines. Robert Dowling. Edwin
G. Feigenspan Il. w. Corlies, Edgar A.
Knapp. John II. Markham. Jr., w. Tyson
Ronaine. G. Edward Murray. Jr., Henry
A Haines, Rudolph v. Kuser. Frederick
A. Potts. Ferdinand w. Roeebling, Scott
Scammell and Augustine Humes
Mrs. George ID. Clews Is directing the
fancy dancing and in addition to those
mentioned the following girls will appear
In special dances: Misses Gladys Bor-
den. Gertrude Watson, Marian Bannis-
ter, Gertrude Heating, Mary johnson and
Lucille Johnson anw Mrs. Van Campen
Heilner. Mrs. Robert Dowling and others.
The dansant is to be given In the tea
room of the Essex and Sussex, under
/ Mrs. j. 8. Waite. The hotel orchestra
will play and girls in fancy costume
will wait on tables. The cabaret is be-
! Ing directed by Mrs. Henry Williamson.
Mrs. L. Carberry Rltchie. Miss Ann L..
Griffith and Miss Irene Bradford will
conduct the Punch and Judy show. and
G.. Geolg ge Derry will be Prince OF
Magic. The children's corner is to be
In charge Of Mrs William H. Illingworth, !,
and Mrs. Edward y. Beiknap and Mrs.
b. b. Wehner have the candy table.
| One of the most realistic features will
be the reproduction of mining town
and j. Harrington Sickel will manage
this part. Walter I. Fahy will repre-
sent the Prince OF Monaco at the Monte
Carlo casino. Mrs. Lloyd G. Grover and
friends will manage the utility table
and the tobacco table will be in charge
of Mrs. Henry A. Ross and others. The
Near Nu'' counter will be managed by
Mrs Franklin Nevius. Fireworks on the
lake Saturday night will end the fete.
Auxiiaries from Red Bank, Allenhurst,
Ocean Grove. Spring Lake, Sea Grt,
Asbury Park. Bradley Beach, Belmar,
Freehold, Farmingdale. Point Pleasant,
Bayhead and Manasauan will particl-
| pate, each conducting a booth.
Last night the annual Governors ball
| was held at the Essex and Sussex Hotel
Gov. and Mrs. Edwards came over from
| Sea Girt A special dinner was served.
Tonight the moonlight ball in the out
door gardens attracted another throng
The Monmouth tonight had colorful
masquerade that attracted society from
far and near. Col and Mrs George w
Kavanaugh gave n dinner at the Essex
| md Sussex, with Gov. and Mrs Ed
words as guests, and later the party at
tended the masquerade.
Amateur thespians at the Bathing and
Tennis Club on September will give
playlet. Spring Lake Scandals" In
cluded In the cast are the Misses Ellz-
abeth Davis, Gail Morrison, Patsy Law
renee. Anne Ingersoll Grace Ellis,
Gladys Long, Josephine Bridget, Jane
fngersoll Peggy Ellis, Eleanor Beggs.
Katherine Davis. Hermina Blxler. Louise
Hallock, Gertrude Watson, Mary Inger-
soil, Mrs Ethel Dowllng, Mrs. whitney.