The New York herald., 1922-07-30

1 EDWARDS. with the Gov
ernor's star. viii attend the
third annual bench show Of the North
Jersey Shore x ,nnel Club a. week from
to-day. The show will be staged In
the Ocean Park Casino and grounds,
and luncheon will be served at the old
Monmouth Memorial Hospital. and its
auxiliaries will assist in entertaining.
Gov. Edwards is one of the prize
donors. his trophy, which has been an
annual one since the opening show,
being for the best New Jersey bred
dogs. There will be over 500 entries,
and exhibitors will be scattered over
dozen different States.
Among the exhibitors win be Will
lam A. Jamison of New York and Mon
mouth Beach. who will show Old Eng
lish sheep dogs: Sidney H. Sonn of
New York and Allenhurst, Brussels
Giffons two just being imported from
Brussels; Mrs. Florence Itch of Red
Bank. collies, several being imported;
Henry Aaronson of Elberon, Boston
bulls; Samuel Allen Of Fair Haven.
pfs.nters: DR. f. G.. Strahan Of Long
Branch. pointers and settlers; Walter
Lewisohn, police dogs, and P A. B
5 ,Widener Of Elkins Park. Pa. shepherd
dogs.
The summer auxiliary Of the Mon
mouth Memorial Hospital presented "A
Midsummer Nights Scream" In three
acts. at the Savoy Theater Asbury
Park. Thursday night, which included a
Pathe-Tique News, through the courtesy
OF Martin Beck of New York, In which
the cast included your sisters and your
cousins and your aunts."
The reel was taken at the hospital.
Ocean avenue. the Ocean Beach Club
and at Deal. It was the first number
or a programme filled with originality.
Ralph Brooke Austrian, Marguerite
Bamberger Ethel Wise, Nelson Green
hut. Ruth Hausman. Judith Bookman.
Kathleen Kaye and Jeanne Kerbs Kali
man were the cast In '.Piaygoers," a
domestic episode by Sir Arthur Wing
Pinero.
The third number. "Permanent
Waves" an abbreviated revue, with
book and lyrics by Edward H. Viewer.
music by Alfred Nathan and dances
staged by May Leslie. included a big
array OF summer folk In the company
we're -Minna Schwarz. Myron Granger.
Kathleen scofield. Virginia Rossbach.
Nelson Greenhut. Ruth Nathan. Tom
Cummings. Robert Arnold. Louise Beck.
Louis Tim. Edna Arnold. Bert witten-
berg, Elaine Joseph. Alene Austrian,
Marion Ansbacher. Elizabeth Rosenfeld,
Frances Proskauer, Margaret Gold
smith. Helen Beck, Ethel Wise. Cathe-
rine Goldsmith. Maxine Lowenthal,
Eleanor Liebman. Eleanor Kridal, WAL
>ter Lehman, Rose Greenhut. Percival
II. Lowe, Jr.; Sylvia Tim. David
Granger Kathleen KAYE. Henry Lieb-
man. Eleanor Rothschild, Sidney Drew,
Oliver Hughes, Marjorie Schwabacher
ard Hortense Van Raalte.
Miss Virginia Rossbach rave a spe-
cialty dance and Miss Louise Beck took
the part OF bride IN a reverie called
IF Had Waited for Somebody Else -
She was assisted nv Helen Bamberger.
Bert Wfttenberg Eleanor Kridel. Loui,
Tim. Frances Proskauer. Louis Young
Marjorie Schwabacher and Robert Ar.
mold.
A Pony Show.
Announcement has been made tina,
the fifth annual Monmouth County Colt
Show will be held at the home of Miss
day. August 26. Last year there were
ss classes and over 500 entries. 1t 1.
4 expected that the show will be bigger
this year.
The block dance at Sea Bright has beer
deferred until August 10. Chairman
Arthur W. Byron has appointed his COM
mittees and invitations will be sent tc
all the adjoining resorts next week te
participate. West Long Branch gave III
block dance Wednesday night
The Ocean Beach Club. q new OF.
ganization with q club house on the
former Gov. Murphy property at Elbe-
ron, Is popular with the summer folk
The membership fee, which includes
stock. has been increased from $1,000
to $4,000. and there Is no lot up to ap-
piications The former Murphy oottagc
was the summer home Of the late Sena.
tor Marcus A. Hanna during the McKin-
ley campaign. a.
Arrivals at the Hollywood include Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Hamer of Beverly: Miss
Emily Gabe1 Of Germantown, Pa (; Mr..
and Mrs I. Crystal Julian Jacobs. Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Morrison Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Duke, Mrs. Julius Werner. the Misses
Stella and Bella Werner, Nathan Katz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard A. Herzog and
W. L. Maxwell of New York Henry
Cans of Orange DR.. Carl A. Giazner OF
Newark julius J. Poffman ard Harry
M. Rosenberg of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney L. Jacobs of Brooklyn and Miss
Dora Scott of Orange.
At the Atlantic are Charles and AL
fred Seerig ard Fred Kahn OF Brooklyn
Charles Mandelbaum. Benjamin Gordon,
Jerome J. Berlin and Joseph Rosenfeld
of New York; Harold Shulman OF rr-
vington. N. j.: q. S. Hogan OF Newark
and Samuel Kalish Of Elizabeth.
Guests at the Pannaci include Miss
Jennie Donenici, Eric Zardo. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Grover, Miss Stella Filorano,
Miss Helen Pirroth. Mr.. and Mrs. v.
Palazzalo. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cam
brini. Mr.. and Mrs Edward De Fazio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel weinberg, James
Giassner Miss Frances Hi'l. Mr.. and
Mrs J. 8. smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Legriti. Miss Iris Lerniti. Mrs. M. III.
SharIey, Capt. Alfred r. Zeb-sn. Ed
ward d. Lenox. Miss Lenox. Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Kln9elhofer. Mrs. Ade-
laide Zardo and Miss Adelaide Zardo
OF New York Miss Dora G. Galvani OF
Eimhurst L. l.: Mr.. and Mrs. b. M.
Amato ~ Newark and Jacob Allen of
Chicago. I'll.
At the vendome are Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Katz. Mr. and Mrs. Max Nor
rison, Mr. ana Mrs. J r. Grover DR..
and Mrs ri Broder, Peter Morrison
Miss Helen Mareoiius Miss Rose Am
sterdam Miss rda Amsterdam and Ru-
dolph Amsterdam Mr. ard Mrs. Charles
Levine and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Finkel-
stein.
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