. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . e next door neighbor ofSpring Lake, is famous less as a shoreresort than as the place where everysummer a white city springs up overnight, which produces endless throngsof jaunty soldier lads. For at SeaGirt the National Guard of New Jerseymakes its annual encampment everysummer, and there, too, is located theheadquarters of the International RifleAssociation, where sharpshooters fromall over the world contest for marks-mens honors. The annual tourna-ment brings many guests. From up
. The Suburbanite; a monthly magazine for those who are and those who ought to in interested in suburban homes . e next door neighbor ofSpring Lake, is famous less as a shoreresort than as the place where everysummer a white city springs up overnight, which produces endless throngsof jaunty soldier lads. For at SeaGirt the National Guard of New Jerseymakes its annual encampment everysummer, and there, too, is located theheadquarters of the International RifleAssociation, where sharpshooters fromall over the world contest for marks-mens honors. The annual tourna-ment brings many guests. From upand down the coast, and from the in-land resorts, people journey to visit thecity of tents, to watch the soldier boysplay at camping out, or to witness thedress parade. The Little WhiteHouse, where the Governor lives dur-ing the encampments, has a specialcorner in the memory of everyone whohas ever visited Sea Girt. But after all, Sea Girt has other at-tractions. It is indeed one of the olderof the coast resorts, and visitors are stillshown reminders of that old Commo-dore who so loved the sea that he built. Looking Down Ijpon Spring Lak THE SUBURBANITE
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