Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-03
New York Society Awaiting
Attractive Summer Feature
Monmouth County Horse Show Listed for SO
Years Among Leading Events
World Notes of Interest

NEW YORK, August 2. The mex
large horse show in the vicinity of New
York will be the Monmouth County an
nual exhibition on the Rumson Cluo
grounds August z, and 3. For nearly
SO years this show has been one OF
the features of the Summer season and
the best known horse men and women
from all parts of the country partlcl-
nate, This years entry list is larger
than last, which was a banner year:
The Horse Show Committee is composed
Of Rufus C. Finch, Amory L. Haskell
J. Ford johnson, jr.; w. Strother Jones
W. Strother Jones, Jr.; GsooIS SUM Sum
wilbur b. Ruthrauff and Edwin Stew
art, Sd. 4.
During horse show week Rumson Is
the scene of many parties, luncheons,
dinners and dances. Among those VINO
will entertain are Mr.. Jones, jr.; Mr..
johnson, jr.; Mr.. Haskell and others:
Among the exhibitors will be van
Duzer Burton, Mrs. John Upper Cole'
Ford johnson. jr; w. Strother Jones,
ir: Rufus C. Finch, Miss Louise Finch,
Newcomb c. Baker, Henry A. Caesar,
George B. St George, Miss Priscilla ST
George. Vernon S. Prentice. Joseph M.
Roebiing, Charles B. Harding, Mortimer
a Fuller. Charles u. Caesar, harry
Durand. ir.; Ernest r. Alderman, w
Averell Hartman, Henry G. CARD, MISS
Anne r. and Miss Margaret HaskeH,
Mrs. David Wagstaff, Lewis E. Warlng'
AR and Mrs. Walter Martin and others.
Several ENGAGEMENTS of much interest
IN society have been announced mere
and from the Summer resorts. Mr.. ana
Mrs William E. S. Griswold OF 1888 FlItn
avenue who are at their Summer nome,
BLACK Hall. Conn, have made known
fine engagement of their daughter, MISS
EVELYN Griswold, to Brantz Mayor, son
of the late DR.. Alfred GoldSborouSn
Mayor. biologist of Carnegie lnstltuIe u
washington and Princeton uniVefSi'S'
Miss Griswold made her debut Two
years ago. She is a sister OF Mrs
Woodbridge Bingham, who was married
in June, 1928, and of Miss ADELE .
Criswold, William E. S. GrlSWold, IL;
and John s. GrisWold. Miss Grlswold
Is a granddaughter of the late Matthew
CrisWold and on the maternal size OF
the late John Sloane. She is great
granddaughter of Gov. Roger GrlsWolo
Of Connecticut and great-great-g grand
5anphter of Gov. Matthew Griswold.
Her grandfather, the late John sloane,
was president of w. & j. Sloane. She
Is a niece of Henry 7. Sloane OF TINS
city and of the late William Douglas
Sloane.
Mr.. Mayor is in business in New
York. ,,,,
top Place, Rye, have announced tne en-
gagement of their daughter, MISS susan
Parkman Battelle, to Prescott BlgeioW.
ir. son of Mrs. Prescott Bigelow and
the late Mr.. Bigelow Miss Battelle
graduated from the Rye School in 1927
and passed the following Winter study
ing in Paris. She IS a sister OF MIS-;
Joseph Wright Powell, jr.. OF Rye, and
Miss Betty Battelle, who is to make her
debut next Winter.
Mr.. Bigelow attended Harvard and
was a member of the HaSty Pudding,
Irouuois and Delphic Clubs. NO oate
has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Benjamin Taylor TeW OF Hemp
stead. Long Island, has announced the
ENGAGEMENT of her daughter, Miss
Myrtle Douglas Tew, to Hubert Bays
Chappell of New York.
Miss Tew's father, the late Benjamin
Taylor Tew, of Hampstead and New
mort. r. L. died in 1921. She is grad
uate of the Scudder School OF New YORK
and a member of the Junior Assembly
of Garden City, Long Island. On her
mothers side she Is descendant OF
Stephen A. Douglas, Senator and IA
NOUS lawyer.
Mr.. Chappell is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hubert Chappen of Ken
eington, Md He was graduated from
Wesleyan University in 1919 and is a
member of Eclectic Society and Phi
Beta Kappa. He is assistant manager
of the foreign department OF the Gen.
trail Hanover Bank g. Trust Co.
The wedding will take place in the
early Fall.
Miss Clare Kellogg, daughter of Mrs
John Prentice Kellogg of 405 Park
avenue and Monmouth Beach, N. j.,
will be married on August to Gard