The New York herald., 1922-08-27
Polo Rivals Horse
Sh0w in Interest
for Long Branch
Colt Exhibition at Shrewsbury
and international Players
at Rumson Draw Crowds.

Lpsso BRANcH. N. J.. Aug. 2e.-society
tollD afonE the ahore had dual at
traction to-day, polo and horse show,
both historic Shrewsbury and the Rum
son Country Club being centers of In
tsrost, the former where the annual colt
show was staged on the Miss Clara S.
Peck farm and the latter on the polo
campus near the Shrewsbury River.
The horse show opening In the morn
Ing gave many OF the polo champions
an opportunity to run over to Shrews-
bury. two miles away, and witness the
Judging of dozen different classes and
to return in time to take part in the
opening game. The polo games Will
hold for the next ten days.
Atlantic Highlands has followed Sea-
bright in a move to get Community
House. The site selected is Mount ave-
nue.. opposite Second, and the committee
in charge has voted to expend $14,0 900.
Already a fund of $4,000 has been COL
lected and the drive for the remainder
is being made.
The Rev. j. Frederick Talcott of New
York and Rumson wants an auditorium,
portable stage, gymnasium. pool and
billiard room and alleys In the new Sea-
bright Community House. and so noti-
fled the Chamber of Commerce at Its
meeting this week. He has contributed
the first $1,000 toward $4,000 build
ing.
Harvest home suppers at Wayside
and Oceanport, with q beach party by
the Ladies Aid Society of the OalShurst
Methodist Episcopal Church at the
Esberon home of Mrs. John III. Gra-
mann proved interesting happenings Of
the week
Another event this week was the three
nights fair and festival given by the
ladies of the Asbury Methodist Epis-
ccpal Church. this city, of which the
Rev. Dewitt C. Cobb, grand chaplain of
the New Jersey Masonic Grand Lodge,
IS the pastor. The fair was featured by
concert each night
state Highway Block Dance.
For the third time this month the
West Long Branch Community Club
gave a block dance on the new State
highway last night and the attraction
proved bigger drawing card than
either of the other two. The Community
Club has mapped out fall and winter
campaign to improve the borough.
With the end of the season at hand
the hotels have taken on a new lease of
life. At the Scarboro Hotel yesterday
Auxiliary No. l of the Monmouth Me-
mortal Hospital, of which Mrs. C. Henry
Irwin is president. held a card party
while tomorrow night Raphael Gold Of
Paterson will give a lecture and Joseph
Rosenblatt and Nine. Hill Brightman
viii sing. The Vendome held milli-
merry contest for men tonight and will
hold its mardi gras week later. The
Hollywood Hotel will be the scene of
the annual Masonic Club dance on the
night of September 6.
Arrivals mt Hotels.
West End-N. II. Reekin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Falk. Charles Whitley
Miss r. r. Brunswick OF New York, H.
s. Rothschild and Norman Hertz of
Newark. Samuel and S. j. Shapiro OF
Syracuse and A. d. McKab of Jersey
City.
Hollywood--Herbert r. Black. Miss b.
i. Baron, A.. Paul Lifton. Mrs. B. ID.
kaplan. NJ. S. Schlessinger. Myron J.
Schloss. Percy Solomon, Herbert Solo
mon. Henry Rosenfeld. S. b. Jacoby,
Louis Roder. John and Alfred Black
stone. Arnold Livingston. Herbert
Franken. Stanley Kahn. Lopius Taller
man, Miss Helena Shapiro. David Win
terberg. Philip Cohen, l.. w. Lowenson
Leon A. Harris. Miss Hannah Muehl-
EtciAis JULIUS SihthiStJlift E<fIlduucl Lewis.
Miss Carrie Waixel. Harry Levy. H. p
Frank, Edwin Cohen. Harold ID. and
Jerome w. Picker, Charles Rosenberg
Karl A. Chaser and Mrs. Jerome David
OF New York.
Atlantic-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fisher. Charles
Rogers, Saul Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. II. Nathan and Miss Viola. Rosen-
blum OF Brooklyn. and y. L. Mason. Jo-
scph Rosenfeld and Louis Levy of New
York.
Pannaci-Dr. Eugene Sturchino, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Sanders, Miss Camille
D'Asaro, Mr.. and Mrs Louis Sorrezi,
Nestor Noenz. Mrs. l.. NJ. Horton.
Dominica De Sesa. Mrs. Julia Bscayart
and Jules Biscayart, Jr. Harry Sellers
Lee Snyder Paul Vacarro and Joseph
Grayina of New York, and Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Schultz of Bayonne.
Scarboro-Julius Rayner Miss Grace
Honigman, DR.. Charles Greenhouse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Berman. Benjamin
Breuer. Amandus Breuer. Bernard wcr-
ner Miss Carrie Goldfarb. Benjamin
Kaiser, Louis Dorman Reuben /. Isaac
son. Miss Ada Mark and Mr.. and Mrs
Moses kinger of New York, and Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Glazer and Harry
oshrun of Jersey City.
Vendome-Miss Ida Amsterdam of
Newark. Isaac Klein and Abram Albert
of Brooklyn. BENJAMIN J.. Stein of
Paterson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles wechs-
Ter and Samuel Herman Of Passaic and
Miss Margaret Lesken. Miss Florencs
Fitzgerald, and Moses Cohen OF New
York.
Takanasse-Mrs. A. s. Guggenheim.
Maurice Greenstein. Henry Goldstein.
Benjamin Leonard, Louis Levin, Albert
Harris. s. III. Golden. c. T. Weinstein
Joseph Shapiro. Mrs. Alex Hexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Rosenthal. DR..
and Mrs Leo Smith. Maxim Sternbach.
William Solomon and Samuel King.