The New York herald., 1922-08-06
Spring Lake Golf
Fans See Sarazen
Play Jim Barnes
Game Displaces Other Inter
csts for the Day at Jersey
Coast Resort.


the interes tof Spring Lakes summer
folk The exhibition thirty-siN hole
match between Gene Sarazen and jim
Barnes over the course of the Homestead
Golf Club was the attraction. Eighteen
holes of the play we're watched with
interest during the morning and the gal
lery was sweled by hundreds Tor TINS
afternoons round OF the course
The playing of these two stars mere
to-day is the forerunner of the coming
of other notable golfers. who will play
In the open tournament scheduled at the
club for August 10. IL and IL. Last
wears event was so popularity ATTENDED
that the directors decided to hold the
1922 tournament several weeks carrier
in the sc ason.
Socially the outstanding affair or the
near future is the Governors ball, when
is to be given next Friday night at the
Monmouth Hotel. 1t is doubly OF In
terest 70 the society folk here because
1t is being given as one of the important
events in connection with the local drive
in support of the Ann May Memorial
Hospital Gov and Mrs. Edwards are
to receive The Chief Executive VIII pc
attended by his military staff
Preceding the reception exhibition
dances are to be given by Miss Mar
garet Lynch and Alexander Vlad. Miss
Mary Delacroix and Francis Larkin
will lead the 1922 Spring Lake flapper
walk, in which prominent members OF
the younger ct will participate, includ-
ing the Misses Gladys Borden, Dorothy
Borden, Dorothy Ripley. Virginia Sam
son. Kathrine Cohen. Peggy Ellis. Ruth
Gregory, Ann Ingersoll. Alice Boyer.
Mary Ingersoll, Mrs. Robert Dowlng.
Mrs Thomas Morrison. Mrs. Fitch
pt,tli 1tIty hi H.
erick Duggan, Jr.; Bryan Hammond
John Illingworth. Howard McAdams.
Ray Stengel, Norfeet Warner, Lewis
Kerr Stewart Kaine Justin Marsden,
Robert c. Maxwell I'd, Meredith Hemp
hill. James Eben, Samuel Kerr. William
Murray. Charles Moses and Donald
Murray.
Mrs George w. Kavanaugh of Ocean
edge is directing the big affair. and IT
Ia expected that vacatonists from all
the resorts along the shore will attend.
Mrs George A. Bcknel is the treasurer,
and members of the executive commit
tee include Mrs. Richard Denbigh. Mrs.
d. George Dory. Mrs. Julie Evans, Mrs.
William Bonnell. Mrs. Chester Max
well, Jr., and Mrs. Walter T. Fahy
Fifty of the most prominent women
here are the patronesses. including
Mrs Benjamin Adriance. Mrs. William
o. Bixler, Mrs. Matthew Borden. Mrs.
Edward A. Condit. Jr,; Mrs William
c. Durant, Mrs. Edward I. Edwards.
Mrs N. r. Folwell, Mrs. Edward Hale
Graves. Mrs. Samuel Heilner, Mrs. I.
Clifton Jenkins, Mrs. Gustav Kehr.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. Mrs c. Edward
Murray, Mrs Theodore Offerrnan Mrs.
Frederick A. Potts. Mrs. John T.
Rainier. Mrs. Grace Riva, Mrs. Charles
IT. Swan, Mrs Arthur d. Thomas, Mrs.
Augustin Wendell, Mrs. George Allen.
Mrs. William T. Anhelt, Mrs. Theodore
Bennett, Mrs. Walter Bailey. Mrs. Ed
ward Belknap. Mrs. j. H. Drumming.
Mrs Edward II. Cross, Mrs. Owen Cum
ningham. Mrs. Raymond Doherty. Mrs.
William Fields, Mrs. |. c. Gary. Mrs.
Peter Gibson. Mrs. Theodore Hicks.
Mrs Jasper Lynch. Mrs. David Man
ing. Mrs. Joseph Palermo Mrs. Martin
J. Powers. Mrs. l.. Carberry Ritchie.
Mrs Norman A. Robertson. Mrs Ed
ward Gould Richmond Mrs William
Il. smith. Mrs. Ivan Stengel. Mrs. f.
r. Schmcltxer, Mrs. Leon Il. Thomas.
Mrs. Charles J. Werner and Mrs. Henry
r. Williamson.
announcement made this week of
series of Wednesday night balls at the
Spring Lake Golf and Country Club was
enthusiastically received by the social
set here. The first was held this week
and they are to be continued for the
balance of the season. They provide
delightful midweek event and promise to
become among the most brilliant of the
resorts activities.
The bridge luncheon at the Bathing
and Tennis Club Thursday attracted
scores of the socially elite. About twenty
tables were. in play. They are being held
fortnightly this year.
HRS. ID. George Derry gave a brilliant
party at the Essex and Sussex this
week for a party of about twenty
friends. Many OF those attending were
from the cottage colony. A luncheon
was served after which cards were en-
joyed.
Mrs. Samuel Heilner recently enter
tanned the Garden Club at her beautiful
estate. Seawood. Prominent among her
guests were Mrs. DE Witt Clinton Fra
zier, who has just returned from a trip
around the world and who told interest
@dly of the gardens at Java. Mrs. Il.
NJ. Graves sang several solos. An in
spection trip through the gardens at
Seawood was part of the afternoons
entertainment.
Mrs. stephen B. EllSins of Washing
ton stopped at the Essex and Sussex.
for day en- route from Atlantic CITY
TO the White Mountains.
Mrs J. w. Mcknight has Joined her
mother Mrs a. VI. Bedell OF New York
~ tue Hol'f anu MISS Jessie lrillOn of
New York Is also registered there.
Others who have arrived at the Essex
nnd Sussex include Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam @. Broadway Miss Il. +. Schaeffer
Charles r. Walters. Mrs. John H.
Adams. who Is visiting Mrs. g. n
Swan: Mr. and Mrs. Gale III. GIlddep
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Wilcox. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. $. Hurter. Mejor and Mrs. n. n.
NJ. Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Board
man. Mr.. and Mrs Philip J. Dunn. Mr.
and Mrs. II. o. Flynn. Mr.. and Mrs. i
Curran and Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Petit
or New York
David Lawrence. the political writer
arrived with Mrs. Lawrence at the War.
ren for stay of several weeks. Others
Iesistered there include Miss NJ a,
James, Miss Kathleen NJ. Kelly, NMrs
george M Stuart. Miss Ruth H. Leye,
decker. Ms and Mrs. William T.. Mer
GER. Lawrence r. Hadley. Mr.. and Mrs.
PITT y Baker. Mr.. and Mrs G.. T. Sweet
ser. Mrs. $. w. Lambeth. s. w. Lam
neth. Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ CLANCY.
Mobert A. Chambers and Mfs. George
Thompson of New York.