The New York herald., 1922-07-23

appear as exhibitors in the jumper and
polo classes.
The usual horse show dances and week
end and house parties will be held dur
ing the week. Following a custom es-
tablished for a quarter of a century, the
Hollywood Hotel will give ball on
closing night.
Arrangements were completed to-day
for the Hagen -Kirkwood golf benefit
match at the Norwood Golf Club links
next Saturday. The Long Branch Pub
lic Welfare Society and the Monmouth
County Organisation for Social Service
will share In the receipts. Mrs. E. A.
Limburg is president of the welfare So
ciety Mrs. Frances Rosenfcld and Mrs.
William c. Price, presidents Mrs.
r. Raymond Bailey and Mrs. A. Leo
Blaisdell. secretaries, and John n.
Davis. Jr.. treasurer. The match prom
ises to attract golfers from all along the
shore.
A unique event scheduled for next
Monday night at the West End Shore
Club Is the dinner-dance given by the
students of Ohio State University attend
ing the r. O. T. c. camp at Camp AL
fred Vail. Oceanport. Brig.-Gen. r. {.
Van Vliet of Shrewsbury will be guest
at Vail and they will appear at the
dinner-dance In military uniforms fnr
the first time. Following the dinner
there will be college songs and dancing.
Mrs. Willis Lund. Jr., OF Port au
Peck. was hostess to the members OF
Adah Chapter No. 5, Order of the East
ern Star, at the annual outing held
Wednesday at the Lund home, Mrs.
Ssmuel Osborne, matror of the chapter.
assisted Mrs. Lund In entertaining.
Carnivals and harvest homes will have
the call for the next month. West Long
Branch Fire Company and the Red Men
held carnivais this week, ending to-
night. The first of series OF harvest
hcmes will be given by the Methodists
Of linton Falls next Tuesday night and
others will be held in regular order,
The annual carnival OF the Long
Branch Masonic Club Is scheduled for
the first week In August. The money
will be added to the new temple fund.
Cottage arrivals this week include
William l.. Dill Of Trenton, In Cedar
avenue Nine. Matzenauer of New York.
In Westwood avenue. f. w. Galbraith
of New York. in Cedar avenue; Mrs
Albert Friedlander. Cedar avenue ;
Hartwig Baruch, in the Baruch homs-
stead. Elberon avenue: Warren Wong,
| Chinese Government Official, at Car
dinal Farley cottage, Hollywood Adolph
Lewisohn, Ocean avenue Frank Nc
Evoy Of Harrison. In new bungalow.
Westwood and Hollywood avenues. and
NJ. l.. Morgenthau OF New York. In
Cedar avenue.
The active golflng season at the West
End Golf Club opens on August with
woman's handicap match play. The
mems open championship will be played
on August H.
There was a dance at the Hollywood
Hotel last night and another tonight.
The Friday night dances will be con-
tinued during the season,
| Capt. and Mrs. John II. Gardiner of
Bath avenue are visiting Capt. 0ardi-
ner's parents at Albany. N. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin yenable of Nor
wood avenue have returned from visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. Budd yenable at
Poughkeepsie, n. "
| Lieut.. and Mrs Eugene ". Elder of
Oceanport leave for Panama August /.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hathaway OF
st. Petersburg. Fla. are spending the
summer at Eatontown.
| The Rev, and Mrs. b. Frank White OF
Des Moines, Ia, formerly Of this city,
are at Asbury Park. where Mr.. White is
building q home on Deal Lake.
The Rev Charles u. McKoy OF
Brooklyn, former pastor, has been
visiting old parshion-rs in this city.
Capt. Steward Cook of Atlantic ave-
nue. celebrated his seventy-sixth birth
day on Sunday with q family dinner. at
which he received number of gifts.
Adam III, Gr3el Of East Orange had a
birthday celebration Sunday at his home
n hA 20 "a tvt, t..~t
ers were spread for a dozen on the
lawn. The original Groel home was
built In 1853.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beliville Van Brvint OF
Branchport avenue celebrated their sill
yer wedding anniversary Monday night
A feature OF the occasion was tho pre-
sentntjon Of chest OF silver from rf,e
sewing circle OF which Mrs. Van Brunt
is president.
Arrivals from New York at the Holly
wood include Leonard S Herzog, w, !.
Maxwell. Mrs. Nellie Eiaser, Edwin A.
Falk. n. u. Schwartz. Mrs, M. u.
sehwarz. Conde Mast. Mrs. A. Rork,
Morton s. Whitehill. ~. A. Hertz. Mr..
and Mrs. Boerne Young, Mrs. Max l..
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kaufer,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Mansfield, Arnold
Livingston, Albert Lyons; Henry Cans,
Felix Paloster, DIR. Carl "a. Glaser. Mr..
and Mrs Maurice Meyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. M. Finger and MIR. and Mrs. A. N
Auspach.
At the Tallahassee are Misses Rose
and Frances TroIlid. Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Walcoff. Malcolm kingsberg. MIR. and
Mrs. J. u. Connect, Joseph J. Bergen,
Ephraim Berlne. Mrs. Benjamin Kass.
Louis Joseph. Maurice Greenstein, Bar.
rett Weinsberg. Cyril weinsberg, 8. J.
Dour Harry J. Max, James Anderson,
Miss Ida Lewis and Victor Mann
The Ocean Plaza guests include Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Altman. Miss Annie
SCHNEIDER, Mrs S. NJ. Billet, Samuel
Neustadt and Samuel Zelman.
At the Pannaci arc Mr.. and Mrs. M. ].
Tobin. Miss Dora A. Graham, Irwin
Edmor. Joseph Petrone. u. V. percla.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. 8. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs
A. Bryan. H. n. Travis. Mrs and Mrs
r. H. Schenck and II. W. Tillinshurst
Guests at the Scarboro include Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Oschrin. Mr., and Mrs
Isidor Gross, Mrs. Victor oppephein
and Mr.. and Mrs Louis ghap piy,o