The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Long Branch Plans
3-Day Horse Show
for Hospital Fund
Annual Event Of Social Season
Will Be Held on July q,
28 and 20.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LONG BRANCH. N. j.. July with
cid time fervor the active summer season
was ushered in to-day. While the cot
tagers have been here by the hundred
since the first of May, the Saturday be-
fore the Fourth. following an established
precedent, was reserved for the big rush
from the city to the seashore.
The Independence Day outdoor attrac-
tions will be golf. tennis and polo, the
latter at the Rumson campus. The golf
ers will vie for the Independence Day
cups at the different links, with enter
tainments and fireworks at night Sew
eral Of the big hotels have arranged for
special displays Of fireworks and pa
triotic dances, one of these being sched-
ulad for the Hollywood Hotel.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of Long Branch
Lodge. No. 742. B. p. o. Elks. held its
annual shore dinner at Prices Hotel,
Pleasure Bay, this week, when Mrs.
Frederick Leonard of West End. the re-
firing president, was given a basket of
carnations by the Elks lodge and table
lamp by the auxiliary in recognition of
her work during the year. Covers were
spread for thirty, and the hotel quartet
favored with music and vocal selections.
Horse Show for Charity.
Active preparations are being made
for the annual open air horse show,
July 1929, which will be given this
year under the auspices OF the Mon.
mouth County Hunt Club at the Holly
wood grounds. The committee in charge
includes Rufus c. Finch. Arthur r.
Jones and G.. Jason Waters, with w.
Blitz of 35 Nassau street, New York. as
secretary.
The receipts will be divided. after ex.
penses are met, between the hunt club
and the Monmouth Memorial Hospital Of
this city, and a committee of women
has been ramed to be responsible for
the sale of tickets in each locality as
follows: Spring Lake, Mrs. Samuel n.
Heilner; Rumson, Mrs. Thomas Nesbitt
McCarter; Asbury Park, Mrs. Arthur
Steinbach; Long Branch. Mrs. Alfred
Nathan, Jr.
The committee has invited Gov. Ed
ward I. Edwards, United States Sena-
tors Joseph S. Frelinghuysen and
Walter e. Edge. Congressman 7. Frank
Appleby and eut.-Col. J. Edward
Hemphill. commandant at Camp Alfred
Vail, Signal Corps, to attend the ex-
hibition, and has already received ac-
ceptances. II Is also expected that the
Gubernatorial candidates of both parties
will attend.
Gov. Edwards and staff will. as usual.
dine with Mayor Clarence j. Housman
at his Westwood avenue home the after
noon of Governors Day. and on the
second day of the show the annual
dinner will be celebrated, custom that
has been in vogue ever since the horse
show was first launched.
To Mayor Housman is given the credit
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mouth County Horse Show Association
had notified its directors of its intention
of quitting, when the Mayor took the
matter up.
Fifty Prizes to BE Awarded.
Mayor Housman was about ready
to name a committee to underwrite the
expense of holding the show when the
Hunt Club officers came forward with
proposition to hold a three day eX-
hibition. The prize list Is ready for
mailing. and there will be some fifty
classes judged. There will be large
number of individual prizes awarded.
The Hunt Club officers are sanguine
OF a bigger show than has been held
in several years. They figure with the
aid OF the woman's committee the shore
colonies will take hold and each do its
part to make the exhibition a success.
Mrs. Howell Woolley has been elected
president of the Long Branch Public
Health Nursing Association. succeeding
Mrs. l.. j. Grumbach OF New York and
Elberon, at the annual meeting held at
the Woolley home In Bath avenue. The
association has just closed n very
successful year. and arran gements have
been made for attending the annual
meeting of the Monmouth County Or
ganization for Social Service. to be held
at the Brookdale home OF Mrs.Iewis s.
Thompson a week from next Wednes-
day, when Senator William n. Runyon
Of Planfield will be one OF the speakers.
The fourteenth annual meeting OF the
| Young Judea Society Will be held at
the Scarboro Hotel. opening to-day and
closing on Monday. The annual election
will be held on Monday. Upward of
400 delegates are expected. including
leaders in educational work.
STATE Banking Commissioner William
r. Tuttle. Jr.. and United states District
| Court Judge j. Warren Davis will be
among the speakers at the golden jubilee
banquet of the Long Beach Banking
Company, to be held at Green Gables
Pleasure Bay. the evening of July 10
The affair is in charge of citizens
committee headed by Frank I. Matthes
At the Hotels.
Arrivals at the hotels from New York
to-day included the following: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Irving II. Eckstein. Mr.. and Mrs
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