New-York tribune., 1922-07-16

Informal affairs tllec out INC "eeh
social program a. Spring Lake this
week. Tonight formal Affairs took
Mace az the Bathing and Tennis Club,
the Essex and Sussex and the Mon
month hotels, willis dancing was en-
ioves also AZ the Warren, tho Breakers,
lIlaire and others OF the Spring Lake
bouses. The younger set enjoyed their
v,ceklv ball az the Bathing and Tennis
Ci,b last night. Mrs Robert w.
steele. prominent in social circles here,
entertained % q brilliant luncheon st
the Essex and Sussex on Monday. Her
quests numbered about twenty OF the
fashionable set here.
Spring Lake 70 much interested IN
the campaign which has been launched
Tor a fund OF 100000 for the COM
pletion and equipment Of the Ann May
Memorial Hospital al this place. Mrs.
Karl G.. Roebling Of this place, one OF
the social leaders here, IS the chair
man OF the board Of managers az the
hospital and is directing the efforts 70
raise the money.
Qualifying rounds in both the Mon
mouth and Essex and Sussex Cup
tournaments are being played at the
Sprng Lake Golf and Country Club
ard more than $50 entered In the week
end sweepstakes to-day. Albert Bryant
and Walter T. Fahy were winners in
the last series Of sweepstakes in Class
A Bryant won the first day with
net 10, leading Earl r Lewis with rs
and Fahy with a 70. On the second
day Fahy carried the honors with a
"a over J.. Taylor's n. n. W. Clayton
and +. B. Aymar won the Class B play
with scores Of ~ and "a.
Now that the time for the North Jer-
sey Coast Tennis championships at the
Bathing and Tennis Club is drawing
near players are warming up for the
important events and partners are be-
ing selected for tho events. IL is ex-
pected that 100 will be entered in the
mems singles, mems doubles and mixed
doubles this season.
There is prospect Of a revival Of polo
a. Spring Lake Beach. Some Of the
former members Of tho Spring Lake
team are here and are said 20 be IN
teresting likely material in tho organi-
zation Of a team.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. whitmore Of
Bloomington, ILL.,. have been entertain
ing Miss Florence +. c. Smith, Of Nor
nal, H.. at the Essex and Sussex. Mrs.
". II. Bartlett, OF 81. Joseph, Mo-, is
there also as q guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. j. b. Meter. Mrs. Henry s. Pat
terson, Of Virginia. who is season
guest st the hotel. has as her guests
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Beard, Of Ridge
wood. Mrs. Thomas f. Kesting, OF
New York, has arrived. Others at the
hotel include Louis S. Brush, Mrs. s.
". Ely, +. d. Booth and @. E. Hall
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. s.
Randolph and Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison
Gray. Brooklyn; Mrs. William Carmil,
Rydal. Pa, and Major and Mrs. L. w
Il. Walker jr., Of Mesdowbrook.
.frs. George n. Hartford and q
party Of friends from Orange arrived
Ht the Monmouth this week. Others
who registered there this week include
Mrs. Andrew Albright and Miss Al.
bright South Orange; Mrs. Lee S
Ciymer and Miss Clymer, Reigelsville
Pa. Mr. Walter II. Haydock, New York
Mss frankie Fansworth, Montclairi
Mr. and Mrs. +. 8. Dickinson and Mrs
Chapman, Rutherford; Mr.. and Mrs
Z. C. Zabriskie. Miss Constance Ia
briskie and Miss George Zabriskie
Hsckensack.
AAA"H sNf 1tNhNo ettA 'Ate'
Of New York, arrived at the Warren
for an extended stay this week. An.
other party made up Of Mrs. Walter
s. Carpenter H.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cormlck, Of Wilmington and Mrs. Nc
Cormick and Miss Mccormick, Of Bal.
timore. are also there
AZ the Shoreham are Mr.. and Mrs
William ". WhcrGy, Miss Margaret
Wherry, william Wherry, Sd; Mrs. II
Van c. Hemans Miss Mary c. Milton
II. X. Hickey, Miss Ruth r. Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. w. ". Greer, New York
AZ tho Breakers are Judge William
r. Burr Miss Burr, Mrs. Sundburg
Mrs. X r maige. Mrs. n. G. Bulgin
Mr 2. 2. 5ishop, Mr.. A. S. Bassett, Mr.
and Mrs. u. r. Lawfard, New York;
Mr. and Mrs Henry c. Townsend jr.
and Henry c. Townsend. Sd. Radnor
Pa; Mr and Mrs Martin Dodge, Sum
nit, n. y.