The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
spscsal Dispatch. to THE NEW YcaK HERALD.
AsRuRy PARK, ". j.. Sent. 9.

mi Asbury Park this week along
with thousands of late season
arrivals. AT several of the hotels vari-
GUS associations have been holding
their annual gatherings Sc notable
has been the influx of September
visitors that most of the hotels are to
keep their doors open until the last of
the month and probably into October.
knights Templar held forth for two
days at the Monterey Hotel and to-
night they celebrated the close OF their
annual conclave. with a reception and
ball at the Boardwalk Casino Tile
manufacturers of the State were also
in convention at the hotel on Thurs
day and Friday. their meeting follow
ing closely upon the gathering of
psychologists, psychiatrists and psy-
cho-analyists who were there for a
five day meeting.
Tonight members of the Monmouth
County Bankers Association, number
ing about 500. held their annual banquet
at the hotel. Francis NJ. Green, presi-
dent of Pennington Seminary, delivered
an address. Next week at the Bruins
wick Hotel the State convention OF the
Funeral Directors Association will take
place The public is to be given the
privilege of attending an exhibit of the
latest styles In funeral paraphernalia
and regalia. There Is never large at
tendance at these exhibitions Health
Commissioner Copeland of New York,
Prof. Charles A. Renaurd. the State
Motor Vehicle Commissioner William
L. Dill and Senator William Mackay are
to speak during the meetings Of the as
ISOLATION.
September IA, 15 and l6 are the dates
set for the big invitation tournament
which Is to take place at the Asbury
Park Golf Club. More than 100 Of the
Easts best players are expected to COM
pete. the play being open to all men,
beers Of the United States Golf Associa-
ton and of the New Jersey Golf Asso-
citation The big Monterey cup was won
this week by Harold Yetman. who de-
feated Oscar Morgan in the final round.
DIR. Leon W. Gray, James d. Carton. Jr..
and Harry AppIeby won the golf ball
sweepstakes at the weekly matches.
Reception for Governor. !
Gov. and Mrs. Edward 1. Edwards,
with Miss Elizabeth julie Edwards and
tho members of the Governors military
staff. were rendered a reception at the
Lafayette Hotel tonight An informal
reception preceded the ball, which was
one of the most brilliant events OF the
weeks social program here. The chief
executive made brief speech in re-
Spouse to repeated requests. Numbered
among those attending were Mr.. and
Mrs.. J. J. Connell Mrs. L. I. Persons,
Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Davidson, Miss Helen Dillon.
Miss May Leonard. Mr. and Mrs J. X.
Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Lucking. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Moor, DIR. j. Lewis Mar
Tin. J. III. Hargreaves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard McGovern. Judge and Mrs Ed
win c. Caffrey. Ralph G.. Summers.
John J. Hopkins Harry E. McGrath.
Edward ]. Duggan. George r. Duggan,
Louis ]. Messano. Miss Marie McGovern.
Miss Gertrude McGovern, Gerald Nc
Govern. DR.. Neil Rosen. DR.. Allan M.
Reich. DR.. Arthur Davidson. r. w. Lin
der and l.. H. Young.
Riddles had their annual party at the
Monterey Hotel this week In the form
of fancy dress ball Under the d.
rection Of Mrs. Vera Lyon they had a
merry time in their fancy costumes
Speciality dances were given by Ruth
Knowles. Gladys Marshall, Sylvia Miller.
Charlotte Knowles, Doris Pilling. Joseph
Pflling. Dorothy Mack. Marion Reid.
Elizabeth Reid, Pearl Reed. Florence
Drake. Ann Adams, Florence Booth and
Beatrice Adams. A spread was ar
ranged for the little ones In the hotel
grill.
Prizes awarded in the annual Mardi
Gras were OF q valuable nature this
year. The hrst prize was won by the
Misses Stella and Julia Jeck as the
Gold Dust Twins. Harry Lopez as a
young troubador won second prize and
the third honors were given to James IT.
Drew OF New York, who represented a
cannfbal Miss Louise Craig. one of
Queen Titania's carnival maids, won the
prize for the prettiest girls costume. She
was dressed In white satin as a ballet
dancer. The Lafayette Hotel received
the hotel cup for the largest number
of entries In the contest.
In the Hotels.
Arrivals at the hotels from New York
include:
New Monterey--Mr and Mrs. John
O'Hane, Mr.. s. =. Long, Miss Edith A.
Reauregard. Miss Eileen Beauregard
Miss Carol Beauregard, Mr.. Walter II.
Ballan. Miss Lillian Baker, Mr.. John
w. Mcmahon. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. r. Kline Mr. Tom Moore.
Mr.. William Il. Berger. Mr.. and Mrs,
y. NJ Holland. Mrs. Charles A. Olcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Reynolds. Mr.. william
H. McMurray. Mr.. and Mrs. G. O..
washburn, Mr. Andre s. David. Mr.. and
Mrs $. III. Moss and Miss Marjorie
Moss.
Columbia--Mrs. A. l.. Pero, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. II. Asher. Mr.. Frank G.. scully.
Mr. Robert Griswoid. Miss Helen M.
Gienny. Mr.. G. Muller, Miss Lulu q.
Harson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mochland.
Mr.. J. ID. Richardson, Mr. Howard
o'Connor. Mr.. William A. Lanning. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward l.. Delaney, Mr.. and
Mrs. William ID. Newln. Miss Edith M.
Manley and Miss Mary Ferris
Lafayette-Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Cornell.
Miss Dorothy Ash. Mr.. and Mrs Dudley
Williamson. Mr.. q. u. Vale. Mr.. and Mrs
John A. Rothoff. DR.. Neil Rosin, DR.
Allin NJ. Reich. Miss Edna Davidson, DR..
Arthur Davidson. Mr.. H. Stanley, Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. DE Gray. Mrs. Anna s
Frazee, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Roe. Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Pope, Mrs. L. /. Persons
and Mr.. william Gehrlng.
Metropolitan--Mr. and Mrs. Henry "
Robinson. Mr.. Fl. Gelston. Mr.. and
Mrs. #. ]. Plunkett. Mr. T. Il. Gran
ford. Mr. NJ. G.. Weber, Mr.. A.
E u. Crawford. Mr.. M. c. Weber. Mr.. A
M. French, Mrs. r. J. Schaaf. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. G. Ryan. Mr.. John Orr, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Land howne, Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. T.. Hampton Miss Anna G
Smith. Miss Mary Cava augh Mrs. A. j.
Eau and Mr. and Mrs. 4. s. Thomson.
Kentucky--Mr. and FRS. l.. b Sharp