The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-08-20
Long Branch Takes
Big Interest in
RumSon Club Polo
International Matches Will
Draw Crowds From All North
Jersey Shore Resorts.

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enthusiasts In every resort along the
north Jersey coast are getting ready for
the open championship games at the
Rumson Country Club, which open a
week from to-day. There will be many
house parties in honor OF the visitors.
The polo tournament committee has not
given up hope OF having President Har-
ding and several Senators and Repre-
the series OF games.
The whoig- coast is Interested IN the
coming open championship and the
Herbert Memorial matches. The COM
peting teams include the Argentine
Polo Federation. AllIreland. Anglo
American. Shelbourne team. Meadow
Brook, Orange County anu Slamingo.
The Rumson Country Club campus is
delightfully."- located. with paved roads
direct to the grounds. 1t is on the
Rumson road said by tourists to be
one of the most attractive In America.
The club house is commodious and bord-
ers along the Shrewsbury River.
With an attendance in excess OF
10000, the annual Masonic Club fair
was brought to a close tonight. The
receipts will exceed those of last year,
and it Is believed enough funds Will be
on hand to warrant breaking ground
for the new Masonic Temple the first -
the year One of the features this week
was the appearance of the Corson Coup
mandery Band of Asbury Park.
rrl,a w Chipn has resigned
as pastor of the Oceanport Methodist
Episcopal Church. effective September ].
and will be succeeded by the Rev. Arthur
Lee Davies OF Chatsworth. The church
to-day completed arrangements for hold
ing its annual harvest home supper
next Thursday night. The church Is
near Camp Alfred Vail. and a large
delegation Of soldiers will attend
The Rev and Mrs. Arthur M. Sherman
of WI Chang, China, who leave the first
of the. week for Portland. Me-, were
guests at an outdoor party given by Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Woolley at Twin
Brook Farm, Eatontown. Mrs. Wooiley
IS a sister OF Mr.. Sherman and four
generations OF the family attended the
reception. A group picture was taken
of the gathering. the eldest member
being the mother OF Mr.. Sherman, Mrs.
Catherine Sherman. who Is so years OLD,
and the youngest, Shirley Mason, her
great ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Q months old.
The Rev Walter Leahy. the new rec
tor OF ST. Mary's Church. Deal, was
presented with a purse OF $3.50 at the
rectory by the parishioners OF the Mar
quis Maloney Memorial Church, spring
Lake, where he was formerly rector
The Right Rev Thomas y. wash,
Bishop OF the Trenton diocese, has
- ~ at SnrtnT
rectory. and will fill the pulpit there
The Rev. Aloysius McCue will be MS
assistant.
senator and Mrs. William A. Stevens,
the Misses Stevens and George L..
Green return tomorrow from a fishins
trip to Shipbottom, n. J.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. Eiwell Lake are
visiting at Princeton.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick b. Har-
ris of New York are visiting the Hev.
and Mrs. Lewis Streeter of Branchport
avenue. DR.. Harris is pastor. of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church. New York,
Adolph Lewisohn, his daughter, MRS.
Arthur Lehman, and granddaughter
Miss Rockford. arc at tho Lewisohn
camp in tho Catskills for tho remainder
OF tho season.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Guggenheim closed
their Elboron cottage on Monday ana
started for Pasadena, Cal, where they
will spend tho rest of the summer.
Kenneth Johnston OF Tulsa Okla, ~
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas +. Johnston OF Rockwell ave-
nue.. ;, -, :.
Nr. and Mrs. Campbell III. Groel OF
New York are spending the week with
MIR. and Mrs. Adam IL. Groel at Eaton
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Baxter are
on AN automobile tour TO Niagara Falls
and Canada. They are being accom-
named by the daughters. the Misses Ella
and Emma Baxter.
Arrivals at the hotels inciuoed'
Hollywood--Jay A. Greenwald ana ID
paula CHASER of Newark: 8. Il. Star
,,ght Mrs. J. L. Kane. Julian Jacobs
philip Cohen, Harry Levy. Arthur Bril-
q r.. whitehill. Stanley Kahn. Herbert
Franklin. Samuel I. Goldberg. George
Morris. w. Sanford Anderson. L. A.
Harris. David G. Moss, Mr. and Mrs
a. M. Bernheim. Samuel Englander
larry Sever. Harold l.. Schlnng, Murry
Keller. Henry Cans, stanley Weiss
Casper Ryttenberg, w. l.. Blume, Leon
Levy. Irving Roemer, Louis Tallerman
stanley Heller, Irving III. Bernstein,
BENJAMIN r. Schwartz, Miss Esther
Schwartz, Miss Rose Schwartz, William
Suggman, Mr.. anu Nhihs Aui NhuNii
Lester Sussman, Mrs, Julian Rosenfeld
and Miss Florence Rosenfeld of New
York.
West End-Mr and Mrs. III. l.. Rubo-
vitz. Miss Margaret Schueful and Max
Schueful of Newark; John Whelan, r.
b. Birkc, ID. s. Norton. William O'Brien
and Robert II. Bennett of New York.
Takanassee--S. /. Blomborg, David
jacobson, Nathan Levy and Joseph
Levy OF Bayonne; Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Wolfe, Max Schaffer. Henry Jo-
seph, George Taylor, Samuel Harris,
Nathan Cohen, y. NJ. Hall, II. ]. Bar
ham and Alfred Johnson OF New York.
vendome--Meyer Kornblum, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Albert, Mrs. $. Platz. Mrs
Nettlo Hyman and l. M. Perlman. Mr.
and Mrs, Isaac Teller. Miss Ida Amster-
dam. NJ. l.. Dobbin, r. A. Collins and
Mr. and Mrs. e. X. Marcus of Paterson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albert OF New
York.
Scarboro-Mr. and Mrs. Bentainir
Berrnan, Henry Aaron, Max Hankol
and Philip Glazer OF New York.
Pannaci--Mr. and Mrs. Peter Papalia
Arthur Milton, Samuel Simon, Georg'
~ McElroy, J, A. Fords. G.. r.. Tau
Dominlck D@xesa, Mrs. Paul Vacarro
Joseph Gravina, William Powell, J. ]
Mlrabel. Jerome Gross. Or. and Mrs
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