The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Governors Ball
Is Chief Event
at Spring Lake
Week Just Ended Filled With
Interesting Golf and Ten
mis- Features.

Special Dispatch TO THs New YORK HERALD.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.. Aug. Ia
week OF social activity and interest
ing sporting events came to a close here
tonight with balls at oae Bathing and
Tennis Club and the Essex and Sussex
Hotels. The invitation golf tournament
at the Homestead Club. which closed
to-day. along with the numerous other
events on the two local courses. made
this week worth while for golfng en-
thusiasts. while tennis lovers will have
opportunity tomorrow to see some fast
playing at the Bathing and Tennis
Club
Among the affairs OF the week was
the ball given at the Monmouth Hotel
asst night for Gov. and Mrs. Edward j.
Edwards The money realized on the
sale OF tickets was turned over to the
Spring Lake committee for the $500, 900
drive along the coast for the local hos
pital.
Gov. and Mrs Edwards were attended
by the members OF the Governors mill
tary staff and the band of the 104th
Engineers. now encamped at Sea Glrt.
alternated with the hotel orchestra in
providing the music for the dancing.
Mrs. George w Kavanaugh. prominent
in Spring Lake society circles, was in
charge of the big affair and associated
with her were fifty or more OF the most
prominent women in Spring Lake.
In addition to tho 70 ormal ball about
twenty OF the younger set presented the
1922 Spring Lake F7appcrs Walk and
prominent artists danced In support Of
the movement for the hospital funds
The Wednesday dances fnaugurated
at the Spring Lake Golf and Country
Club this week will be continued for the
remainder OF the summer. At the Bath
ing and Tennis Club tho younger folk
are planning their annual vaudeville
performance to be given late In the
month.
For three days golfers from all over
the East have been playing In the invita-
tion tournament at the Homestead Club.
More than 100 played In the qualifying
rounds and the final stages were reached
to-day.
Tomorrow morning At tho Bathing
and Tennis Club Percy l.. Kynaston. for
two years the holder OF the challenge
trophy OF tho club. will try to win It
permanently when he meets @. w. Major.
winner of this years mems singles. in
the North Jersey coast tennis champion
ships.
Among the forthcoming events II q
benefit ball TO be given at the Mon
mouth by the Princeton Summer Camp
for Tenement Boys on Friday night OF
next week. This has become an annual
event
During tho next week or two most of
the championship events at both the
the Homestead Golf Club viii reach their
fnaI stages.
Miss George o'Ramsy OF Now rorl
has arrived at the Essex and Sussex FOR
a fortnlght's stay. Mrs. X r. Brent
OF New York Is also thsre as the guest
| OF Miss Agnes Ayres, who arrived re.
Gently with Miss Elizabeth IT. Trousanai
Of Columbus, Ohio. for an extended stay
Others at tho Essex and Sussex include
Mrs. l.. G. Vaughn and Miss France,
Rich OF White Plains: Mrs. r. w. r
| Reed, Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Coughlan
Mrs. w. r. Coughlan and w. J. Cough.
Ian, Mr.. Lamar Hardy, Nr. X. II. Nc
Cam. Mr.. X. II Woodward, Mr.. Charles
II. Boynton. Mrs. ii. f. Quackenbos, Mr.
Gerard NJ. +. Ervine, Mr.. Thomas G
O'Sullivan. the Misses Jane and Julis
Davon. Mr.. d. M. Simonson. Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. w. Bullinger, Mr.. A. w. Benlkert
and Miss Benkert Mrs. Hazelhurst and
| DR.. III. Il. Joyce Of New York
| At the Monmouth are Mr.. Robert III
Chambers Mr.. oliver b. Hill. Miss Mari,
| Tflyou. DR.. and Mrs. III. q. Won Owen
Mrs. Mauds A. Coxhead. Mr.. Ralph G
Coxhead. Mr.. Stuart r. Coxhead, Mr.. and
Mrs. william III. Clark. Miss Madelaint
Barr Miss Margaret Barr. Confess Irms
Won Heidler. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
Richie Mr.. and Mrs s. l.. Bickford Mr.
Harold Bickford, Doris Bicltford. Mrs. J
f. Glidden and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
Rovira, New York.
Registering recently at the Warren
were Miss r.. Thompson. Miss Agnes c.
Duffy, Miss Josephine NJ. Duffy. Mrs
w. M. Jackson, Miss Marion Hassard