The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Governors Ball at
Spring Lake Beach
to Aid Hospital
New Jersey Shore Colony Max
ing Plans for Social Event Of
the Season, August IL.

Special Dispatch to TIM NHw Yoax HmAEp.
sPRrNo LAKE BEACH. July 9s.-The
Governors Ball. always one Of Spring
Lakes most brilliant social events, is
this year to be given 10 support Of the
campaign for raising 100000 for the
Ann May Memorial Hospital. in which
women Of the fashionable social set have
interested themselves. It IL to take place
at the Monmouth Hotel on the night Of
August IL, and Mrs. George w. Kava-
naugh has been named chairman Of the
committee in charge Of the affair. Gov.
and Mrs. Edwards and members Of the
Governors military staff will attend
and 1t Is expected that the most promi-
nent society folk from Seabright to
Bayhead will attend the event. Assist
Ing Mrs. Kavariaush In the preparations
for the ball are Mrs. George A. Bick-
nell, Mrs. Chester Maxwell, Jr.; Mrs.
=. A. Bonnell. Mrs. Julian Schmeltxer,
Mrs. D. George Derry. Mr1 Cornell n,
Murray. Jr., and others.
This bali is but one Of the numerous
important events that will be held In
connection with Spring Lakes part In
the hospital campaign. The entire resi-
dent population and many OF the hotel
folk have interested themselves in the
campaign and at big meeting held at
the Bathing and Tennis Club Wednes-
day plans for the local drive were form
ulated. Ten teams Of women have been
organized to further tho drive. The
team captains are Mrs. Frederick A.
Potts. Mrs. Henry A. Ross. Mrs. G.
mace Allen. Mrs. Fitch Rowley. Mrs.
huston Dixon, Mrs. Fred r. Scheck,
Mrs. John H. Bradley. Mrs. n. Troll,
Mrs. William II. Bonnell, Mrs. Eugene
Ihomason. Mrs. Herman Gstsinger and
MRS Donald Daira Mrs. Kari g. Roeh-
ling Is the executive chairman and Mrs.
Walter T~Fahy the vice-chairman. The
division leaders arc Mrs. Edwin d.
Belknap. Mrs. George w. Kavanaueh.
Mrs. Julian Schneider and Mrs. Joseph
Height ~
Golf lovers will have a chance next
Saturday to see Gene Sarazen. the new
American open champion, in action
against no less prominent a player than
Jimmy Barnes. They are to play a
thirty-six hole exhibition match over the
course OF the Homestead Golf Club. The
homestead course Is also ,thc scene OF
the matches being played at Spring Lake
on the program OF the ,Women's Nom
mouth County Inter Club Golf Associa-
ton. which was recently organized to
women golfers all along the shore. with
MRS. Frederick "A. Potts OF this place as
It's head. Mrs. Potts, Mrs. George
Eeschen. Miss Martha Parker. Miss
Lillian Rathburn. Mrs. william. Clark
Mrs. A. NJ. Seeley, Mrs. Charles Bragg
and Mrs. G. M. Pirung comprise the
Spring Lake team.
Prominent hotel men Of the State
were here on Wednesday for a lunch
con and meeting at the Essex and Sus-
sex Hotet. at which matters Of interest
70 the motel men were discussed. Man.
sser Cnaries 8, Krom Of the Essex and
Sussex Hotel played host to the gather
ing. which embraced the officers and
committee members of the New Jersey
state Hotel Mems Association. Promi-
nont among those attending were
samuel Leeds, Walter J. Buzby. John
Z. Benson. A. T. Bell, Joel Hillman and
Mr. arnold OF Atlantic City Frederick
c Hall. Montclair Hotel: Sherman
Dennis Of the Monterey, Howard Hulicjs
o. the Loeb Arbour. Harold w. Sexton
or tne Marlborough, Aonzo Parsons OF
tne brunswick. Harry Duffield of the
Ihedford. all Of Asbury Park; Joseph
6ucn OF Trenton. Harry Latz of the
AiaInac N tne Mountains. Lake Hopat-
HOhorf
Treat. Newark: d. J. Woods Of Wild
others. anu
Miss Grace Truesdaie OF Newark enter
famed party Of twelve at luncheon and
bridge on Tuesday. On Wednesday night
the Monmouth county freeholders were
guests OF honor at a dinner tendered
them by the officials and business men
OF Spring Lake In celebration Of the
completion recently of the joint highway
construction carried out by the free
holaer and the municipal officials.
me fortnightly bridge at the Bathing
Ahu Iennas Club next Thursday will be
Wen attended. It Is expected. More than
iorty tables VIII be occupied. Yesterday
afternoon tho Warren Hotel was ~.
scene OF large bridge given Tor thsI
hotel folk and invited guests from ths
cottage colony. The annual masquerade
Doii OF the Warren Is to take place the
last week In August.
sunday concerts VIII attract cottars
Ioik to the larger hotels Tomorrow niubt
Vocalists VIII be heard at all Of then, In
addition to orchestral numbers.
Mrs. Russell Hopkins, with Miss .ross-
prime Hopkins and Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Danniell OF New York. are Mt the
ESSEX and Sussex. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Ives Washburn are also there. 9th
ers OF prominence registering there in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Gibson OF
Yonkers. Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Kane ana
z. III. Scott. Tarrytown; Mrs. C. l.
Farnsworth and Mrs. J. G. Austin. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard s. Elliott and Mr.. and
Mrs. Maxwell Morris. Mrs. M. A. Froth-
ingham. Commander Guy Calhoun. DR..
and Mrs. A. M. Stannard Of New York:
Robert Gibson and Miss Gertrude Glib
son and DR.. and Mrs. John l.. Meagher
and Miss Alice Rose of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest @. MetcaIfe OF
New York are at the Monmuth and 9TH
ers who have arrived there include Mr..
and Mrs. Harry II. McCreery. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Remey. Mrs. Il. III. Boschon.
Mrs. Livingston Roe. Mrs. Thelma Drn-
per. Alton p. Brody. Miss Gladys TIem-
ming OF New York and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Hagen and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
B. Pancon of Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Moody. with the Misses Constance
and Pauline Moody Of Crawford are
there for a fortnight also.
Among reglstrants at the Warren this
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Emery r.
Wales Of New York. Others from
Gotham stopping there include Mrs.
George Thompson. Joseph Reed LitteIl,
Martin O'Dowd, Miss Marcia Byron. A.
c. Dinkey. Jr, Mr. and Mrs. A. q.
White. Mrs. Henry Sydney Duncombe,
Miss Lloyd, Mr.. and Mre. Eugene Pa
rod. Miss Parodl, Mrs George Koenir
and Mrs Frederick n. Downes From
Brooklyn to the hotel have come Miss
Gcnevieve Joyce and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
l.. Hopkins.