The New York herald., 1921-08-28
'Seashore Scandals
Merry Revue for
Spring Lake Beach
Hospital to Benefit Through
Two Performances by
Amateurs.

Spectul DeSpCtch 10 IHB NEW YORK tiEHALD
SPRING LAKE. N. j.. Aug. 27.-Hun-
dreds of the prominent summer residents
assisted In the management Of the big
fete for the benefit OF the Spring Lake
Hospital. Tho conservative ones went
the limit In their support OF the worthy
cause and attended a series OF boxing
bouts on platform built over the swim
ming tank at the Bathing and Tennis
Club. Jack Dempsey was there with
his championship smile. and there were
several fast and furious bouts which
were witnessed by matrons and debu-
tantes from the ringside seats. appar-
emily with delight.
Every sort OF booth and side show
also played part in the elaborate plan
of entertainment The general commit
tee included Mrs. Henry A. Haines. gen.
eral chairman: Harold Brewster, Mrs.
Arthur Corlies, Mrs. Robert Bowling.
Mrs. Edgar A. Knapp, Mrs. George d.
Clews. Miss Gertrude Watson. Mrs. Ed
ward II. Cross. Mrs. Edwin C. Feigens-
pan. Mrs. John II. Markham, Mrs. w.
Tyson Romano. Mrs. Ferdinand w.
Roebling, Mrs. Scott Scammell. Mrs. Au-
gustine Humes. Miss Gladys Borden,
Miss Marian Bannister. Miss Lucille
Johnson, Mrs. Van Campen Heilmer.
Miss Gertrude Heating. Mrs. C. Edward
Murray. Jr.. Mrs. L. W. Eorlies, Mrs.
II 8 A
Franklin Nevius. Mrs. .. George Derry.
Mrs. Il. B. Wehner, Mrs. Edward D. Bel
knap. Mrs. William II. Illingworth, Wal
ter I. Fahy. Mrs. Henry Williamson,
Mrs. l.. Carberry Ritchie, Mrs. Lloyd C.
Grover, J. Harrington Sickel, Miss Irene
Bradford. Miss Ann Griffith, Miss Mar
garet Shippen Lynch and others.
The new Homestead Golf Club an
nounces 36 hole hand. zap tournament
on Labor Day. Percy w. Kendall,
champion Of the Deal Club, won the
tournament just completed from II. d.
Bassett Of the Rumson Club.
In the final rounds In the mems sin
giles at the Bathing and Tennis Club J.
Potter Stockton OF Elizabeth is to play
aguinst Chapman Ropes. John Grover
and Mrs. J. Spencer Francis are In the
mixed doubles against Mr.. and Mrs j.
Potter Stockton.
AT the Essex and Sussex Hotel open
air dancing was inaugurated In the
italian Gardens Wednesday nights as
well az Saturdays. The Warren Hotel
was the scene on Friday night OF a
colorful masquerade, and the Sunday
night concerts will be held at all of the
hotels tonight.
The horse show will be held next Sat
urday for the benefit of the local hos
pital. Charles Il. krauss Is to be in
charge. The hospital Is also to benefit
through the presentation at the Bathing
and Tennis Club the following week OF
the "Seashore Scandals" a playlet In
which many Of the prominent young
people or the resort VIII plav Mss
George Oramay is directing rehearsals.
Ii Will lie played for two nights.
Among those In the cast are Robert
Maxwell. Norman Robertson, Robert
Bowling, Allen Bowling, Mrs. Ethel
Downing. Miss Anne Ingersoll, Miss
Mary Ingorsoll, Miss Gertrude Watson,
Miss Gail Morrison. Miss Josephine
Bridget, Miss Gladys Long, Miss Eliza
beth Davis. Norman Carroll Bernard
Bridget Joseph Dahlen, Misses Hermina
Rixler, Percy Ellis. Louise Balloek
Katherine Davis, Lawrence, Eleanor
Beggs. Grace ellis. Mrs. Whitney, " III
am Murray. Frederick Duggan, John
Illingworth and Harry Maxwell.
Arrivals at the hotels include:
Breakers--Mrs Alex w. Chandlee,
Miss Jane chandlee. Miss Anne Chan
dice, Baltimore Mrs. NJ. Fl. Pease and
Miss Helen Pease, Wilkesbarre; Mr.. and
Mrs c. II. Manwlle, Naugatuck, Conn.
Others are Mrs. Elizabeth Courtney
Miss stella Courtney and Miss Katherine
Courtney, New York; MIR. and Mrs. Le-
roy Wodd and MIR. and Mrs. A. II. Hop.
per, East Orange Mr.. and Mrs 4. w
DuEenberry, Chatham.
Essex and Sussex-Mr. and Mrs. It. r.
Humpage Miami Beach Mr.. and Mrs
ID. r. Geyer. New York Mr.. and Mrs
@. n. Carey. Pittsburgh; Miss Dove and
Miss wlloughby. New York Mr.. and
M-a Il. X. Booth, Marlewood the
!, sses Marian and Kathleen Whaley
TX Totten Mrs. g. y. Loveland, Pitts
purgh: Mrs. Vincent and Miss Beatrice
Vincent, New York.
warren--Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 3
Hedden. East Orange; Mrs Charles O.
Miller and Miss Sara Miller, Stamford
Mra Wylc r. Wilson and Miss Mar.
earet wilson, Philadelphia d. and Mrs
John Lundic, Mrs Julia Fitzgerald and
Miss po'tr'ta Fitzs' raid, Mrs Charles
scott Land RS. Mrs Edna w. Macklin
and Ms. G. II. Brainerd, all OF New
York city
Nor m uth--arrs. w. NJ Hurlburt, Miss
Nh y 81 ttery ard Mlos po~ tNy ark
philadelphia: Mr.. and 'rrs. w. 70. Cooke
Pa clqy Cooke and i'9bert b. Cooke
Paterson Mrs. a. ght, Miss Al
fright. S vt oraA Charles Dillor
and Niles Cath IN, Hartford
Wr. a~d Me-. q D. "a len Stepher
Rer hole cw ard Gorge Bartholomew
rsae Fells: Dr md Mrs w. u Bar
rowa. sgarsdale, and Mr. and Mrs. John
*. Krausar, New York city.