The New York herald., 1921-07-17
Long Branch Will
Distribute Sc, OOOin
Horse ShOw Prizes
Three Days Event in Holly
wood Park Is Awaited
With Interest.
spsesa, Despatch to THE New York HERALD.


TOR the next two weeks the Horse
- Show will have the right of
way. The twenty eighth an
nual. which opens in Hollywood Park
week from next Thursday. will be
one of the best in years. If indica-
tions count for anything. Already ex-
hibitors and thoroughbreds are here,
and the entries were compiled to-day
for the seventy-two classes to be run
Off in three days. or card of twenty
four events each afternoon. which
means a half dozen classes an hour to
wind up at six.
The show grounds are being put in
shape for the open air exhibition, the
recognized midsummer attraction of
the north Jersey coast; fetes in honor
OF the equine king as well as house
and theatre parties are being arranged
by the score. the closing one to be held
at the Hollywood Hotel, which has
been a feature since the show was
first started In the days of John Hoey.
Prizes this year have been donated
by Charles A. Wimpfheimer, William c..
Durant Mrs. Jacob wertheim. Frank ".
Storrs. Adolph Lewisohn, Sol r Guggen-
helm, Martin Beck, Harry Content. the
president. who offers the presidents cup
In the gig class; William r. Moore
Charles d. Halsey, James Cox Brady,
y. M. Fleischmanu, Carroll Tucker,
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. A. w. Atkinson,
Arthur Upper, Frank B. Hurd, John E.
Nee. Bowman, William du Pont, James
]. Fox Lewis L. Clarke and Brig. Gen.
Howard S. Borden, head of the National
Guard of New Jersey. The trophies are
cash and plate and together total over
$4,000 to be distributed during the
three day show. There are twenty
eight honorary vice-presidents. headed by
Gov. Edward l. Edwards. who will at
tend the second day OF the show. de-
signated Governors Day." at which a
special programme will be arranged.
One time Gov. and Mrs. Frank o.
Lowden Of Illinois are expected next
week at tho Pullman Homestead in Ocean
avenue. Mrs Lowden has been coming
here for years and last year. when
Mr.. Lowden had high hopes OF landing
the Republican Presidential nomination.
tender the Governor a big reception. At
N-vesink Beach one time Secretary Of
War Llndiey NJ. Garrison Is spending
the summer, haWnE sr-'ved last week.
tts delay Ceirg due 20 the remodelling
OF The Garrison home. Mr.. Garrison has
bsc- corling 10 the North Jersey coast
for years. ard is an honorary counsel
for the Borough % seabright Solicitor
Gen. james N. Beck, new appointee
under President fla. g, Is at Seaoright
for the summer. having put In appear
ance this week.
North Jersey shore golf clubs will be
represented atsthe goH tournaruent to be
held at the links Of the Columbia COLI
Club. washin gton. DgsGgsynext Fuesday
The West End Club sent the Beebe
brothers Bayard and Arthur; Deal. Pat
rick Doyle, and Norwood, James A. Dom
aldson.
The West End Club to-day held an
open golf tourney with nearly one hum
dred entries. 1t is expected that the
finals will be played either tomorrow or
Monday.
Several card parties were held at the
New Hollywood this week. and tonight
the usual Saturday night hop was en-
joyed. Dinner parties will be popular
next week DR.. A. L. Bookrnan VIII
give dinner for fifteen and Mrs. w. A
Bandler for a company Of thirty.
At the Tallahassee tonight Jap
anese dance was given In which several
prizes were distributed. The American
Legion will give a dance at the hotel
next Wednesday night
The continued success OF the Sea
Bright Beach Club has started an agi-
tstion toward an organization OF that
kind here. The club Is now twenty-five
~ ,,-s.-< - "a In 90 t.u1f
years has been remodelled three times
to meet the demand of summer cottage
owners. and to-day has a waiting list.
The nearest club is at Deal. although
small one exists at Elberon, being con-
fined to q few cottagers and known as
the Elberon Beach Club. Years ago the
Hollywood Baths, at the foot OF Cedar
avenue, was a big attraction, but of late
the Individual bathing master has looked
after his particular territory. except In
the North Long Branch section, where
the city owns a bathing pavilion. This
in a measure has BEEN successful. The
Borough Of Monmouth Beach Is trying
an experiment Of building a pavilion Of
it's own. 1t is we'll under way and will
be open In another week. 1t has been
constructed at a cost well under $4,000
and Is located at the foot Of Valentine
street.
Arrivals from New York to-day In
clude:
New Hollywood--A. L. Reach Edward
Long, z. w. Cattle. Simon Hochbourger,
George w. Sweeney. Mortimer b. Bern
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Tuska, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Strauss. the Misses
Louise and Evaline Strauss. Edwin L.
Kahner, Mrs. Joseph Rodgers. Miss An
ME Jenkins. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Van
Charles Van Harlem. Or. Carl
A. Glaser. Louis Sacks. Isaac Schiff and
Stanley Heller.
Takanassee--Mlss Irma Levy. Mr..
ard Mrs. B. Kutler. Mrs. S. Levy. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. A. Goldsten. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel wacht. Mrs. J. Walcoff, Mr..
and Mrs. Max Cohen. A. l.. Simon. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Tribute. Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
Levy, Mrs. Schaefer and daughter and
Mrs B. Bernstein.
vendome--Miss Queen May. Samuel
Finkei Benjamin Shapiro. Charles AM
sterdam. Julius Gottieib. Claire Schwartz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Shapiro. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Siegel. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Shapiro. Mr.. and Mrs. Prince Cohen.
Mrs. c. Mayer and daughter. Theodore
II Prelser. Miss Rose Lidoff. Miss Ida
Lidofr. Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Brewer
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Shapiro and Mr.
and Mrs Fass.
Panna Harris. Jr, Charl-
ton Andrews. Miss p. Wilson. Miss
Dorothy Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. s. wit
lard. Mr. and Mrs. w. II. FLETCHER. Mrs
NJ. Il. Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. VI
Edwards Mrs A. T. Hirschler Harry
Caiver, Barry Baxter. w. RI. Fillmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Brescia, Mr.. and Mrs.