The New York herald., 1922-07-02
Conventions Yield
to Social EpentS at
Spring Lake, N. j.
Two Balls Inaugurate Sum-
mer Season After Sorority
Meeting Adjourns.

than the summer folk inaugurated brill
liantly the season OF social activities in
hotels and clubs. H-ndreds Cs girls
from all over the country who had
been attending the twenty-frst annual
of the National Gamma
Delta at the Essex and Sussex Hotel de-
parted for their homes after the final
session of the society. They came here for
a four day gathering. at which Adelphi
Chapter of Brooklyn, Swarthmore Chap
ter of Swarthmore. Pa. and the SYRIA
cuse University Chapter were the enter
tanning bodies. Next year they will
turn their way westward to Colorado.
where the golden jubilee of the sorority
is to be celebrated. During their stay
here. in addition to the business meet
ings. the girls enjoyed on Tuesday night
e. musical comedy staged by the mem
bers of the Swarthmore Chapter. on
Wednesday night a beach party and
sorority sing on the ocean sands In front
of the hotel and on Thursday night the
annual banquet.
Tonight in celebration of the opening
of the social season interesting balls
Hotel and the Spring Lake Bathing and
Tennis Club. Cottage folk in large
numbers attended both. 1t was the first
occasion when the returning hosts of
summer folk met to renew old friend
ships and form new ones and both
events were delightfully."- successful.
These affairs were the forerunners OF
numerous other events which have been
planned for the Independence Day holi-
days here. On Monday night the out
door gardens of the fashionable Essex
and Sussex will be the scene of pretty
cpen air dance. Holiday balls at which
decorations of red. white and blue will
prevail are to take place at the Mon
mouth, Essex and Sussex and Warren
hotels on the night Of the Fourth OF
July. A series of Sunday concerts will
La started tomorrow at the Warren.
Plan Annual Charity Ball.
1t is not alone the society events .of
the Forthcoming week that have inter-
ested local hotel and cottage folk. At
meeting at the Bathing and Tennis Club
this week the fashionable set who are
members of the Spring Lake Hospital
Alliance planned for their annual char
ity hall and two day society circus. Mrs.
".
very active in charitable work here.
urged the members to outdo their efforts
of last year, when more than $4,000
was turned over to the institution. Ofii-
GERS elected for the year by the ALL
ance include: President, Mrs. Henry
Alexander Haines, Elizabeth /; vice-pres-
ident. Mrs. Charles S. Hinchman. Phil
adelphia: second vice-president, Mrs.
James Moses, New York treasurer, Mrs
John A. Robinson. New York: record
ing secretary, Mrs. A. Clayton Clark,
Perth Amboy. corresponding secretary
Mrs. Edward II. Cross, New York. Mrs
Walter t. Fahy of Philadelphia was
made general chairman of the summer
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Heilner have
returned from a European trip and
have taken UP their residence at Sea-
wood, their beautiful estate here.
Mrs. 7. Clifton Jenkins Of Pittsburgh
has opened her lake shore cottage.
r. c. Maxwell and family of Trenton
are occupying their Monmouth avenue
cottage.
Capt. and Mrs. Edwin c. Feigenspar
of Newark are among those who are
occupying cottages. Col. and Mrs. Lewis
B. Ballantyn will come to Spring Lake
for a part of the summer also this year.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Duggan OF
Trenton are In their Washington avenue
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Rodewald
of New York have opened their home
here.
At the Warren.
Mrs. L. Pendleton Tompkins and sons
Souther and Pendleton of Roanoke are
at the Warren. Mrs Tompkins is enter
tanning Miss Edith Eustace Souther OF
st. Louis. Others at the Warren In
clude Mrs. l.. G. Irwin. Mrs. Wilson
Godfrey, Miss Florence Godfrey Mr.
and Mrs Arlington Scott, Mrs. VIII
lam Meadows. Miss L. NJ. Place. Mr.
ond Mrs. A. C. Stratton. Judge and Mrs
Alfred L. Ommen. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Warren and Miss Warren OF New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph +. Bough. Brook
lyn: Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Stoddard oi
Maplewood and Mr.. and Mrs. f. j
Faulks Of Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Chandler
Christie of New York have been sojourn-
ing at Spring FAKE, making the Mon
mouth their headquarters. Others reg
istered there include Mr.. and Mrs. z. p
McEnany. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Of
ferman, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Decker
Francis X. Decker and Miss Annette
Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin A. Dali
berry and Mrs. +. NJ. Staunton, New
York: Mrs. John c. Schenck and Miss
Elizabeth Schenck. Brooklyn the
Misses Goff, Bryn Mawr; Mr.. and Mrs.
+. H. Williams, Germantown Mrs. Rob-
ert Jamlson and the Misses Martha and
Margaret Jamison of Pittsburgh.
Among the returning members or last
years younger set are the Misses Mil
dred and Virginia Bedell. who. with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bedell
of New York. will spend the season at
the Essex and Sussex. Others regis
tered there and having made reserva-
tions include Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Campion. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spadone
and Miss spadone. Miss Gladys de Cor
dova. Eustace de Cordova and A. Il. dc
Cordova. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Beattie
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rainier. Mrs
Charles r. Swan. Miss Grace Truesdale
Mr.. and Mrs a. dc Chopitea. New York
Mr. and Mrs. Il. G. Russell and Miss
Russell and DR.. Joseph J. Schreiber
BROOKLYN Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dea-
con. Mrs. Henry Balken, Mr.. and Mrs
q. II. Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Percifer
Frazer. Mr.. and Mrs. Pullman Dickinson
and George Coles, Philadelphia l.. r
Brahmer Pittsburgh.
REGISTERED at the Shoreham are Mr.
and Mrs. John McElwain. @. G.. Orme
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Hilyard. Haywood
Hilyard Miss Louise Monaghan. Miss
Martha X. Monaghan. New York; Mrs
X. I.eaman, Brooklyn; Miss Lulu Gay
Mrs. B. 3. Howard. MIR. and Mrs. f.
Lindsay and Miss Helen Lindsay. Phila-
delphia.
Arrivals at the Breakers include Mrs
Gerard More, Miss Alicia More. Mis-:
craca More New York Mrs. Sidel