New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-28
GAYETY AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, July 27.-The weather re-
mains fine the Branch, while the sea breeze for the
past three days been almost continuous The ar
rivals are numerous and the Is than keep
ing the 1attering promises with which 1t opened.
The German at tue Hotel Brighton last evening was
an enjoyable affair. The participants and spectators
represented the elite of Long Brano1 society.
Dancing began at $3.50 and lasted to 1890 Among the
ladies who graced the occasion The following members
OF society were noticeable; Mrs. b. De Witt, Of
Orange, n. j., wearing pink silk, with Span
ish lace, pearls and diamonds; Mrs. e. W.
Grossman. OF New-York, In mixed silk oeilet
ct creme with real lace aud pearls Miss Wynkoop of
Philadelphia IN white organde, loopod with smilax
and roses Mrs. A. " Conover. OF Freehold. n. j.. in
desa silk, with point-laee and diamonds Mrs Annie
Haas of NewYOrk in white corded silk, natural flowers
and diamonds; Mrs. Stewart Wilson, Of Philadelphia.
IN a Worth costume OF white satin and point applique
Miss Julia Heyer Boston. IN white silk and natural
flowers Miss GillIes Of NewYork, in Worth costume
of black velvet trimmed with real lace MISS Demorest.
of York. In blue satin. point lace, Topped up with
smax and white Miss Lille Haas, OF New-York,
in fawn colOred silk, with pearls; Mrs NJ Pummer. OF
NewYork wore white satin and cashmere. Germans at
the Brighton will be given each week hereafter.
The young folks all In a whirl Of excitement pre-
pairing for the Chdrens Carnival at the Ocean Hotel
next Saturday evening.
The Rev John @. Adams of NewYOrk, Is TO preach In
the gospel tent tomorrow evening "The Secret OF
True Enjoyment" The tent is Immediately upon Ocean
ave. Professor Cromwell lectured to a crowded house
in Library Hall last evening on Italy
riding rink for children has been established on the
vacant lot opposite the Clarendon Hotel.
heavy thunder shower at about o'clock
this afternoon and rain fell freely for about half
Miss Ethel NJ. Gurnsey. young and very promising
elocutiOnis is guest OF DR.. Pemberton on MaIn.st
There project on foot among the theatrical sum
residents to series OF entertainments here
for the benefit or the Summer Home for Children at
Monmouth Park
A large calcium light has been placed at the pier
pavOns and the number OF evening batherS Is on the
increase.
Several gentlemen lodging at the West End Hotel who
are the owners of good horses went out To Monmouth
Park yesterday try their speed. The best results
Allen which rotted mile in 1858, ana Mr. Jos Burn
hams Abdulah colt in 2:osl9 Al the close of the
refused. A match between Messrs Thomson and
Burnhams horses has oeen arranged for next Friday
residing here, run by heavy stage driven by
William Ravens who was intoxicated, and who at once
fed The lady Is reported TO be dying.
The following among the late arrivals:
West End HOTEL. 0. White. N. j.; II. Newbury;
Cincinnati; NJ. Donaldson. Miss Donaldson. Batmore NJ
Butler and wife, Miss Butler. Philadelphia 3D. B. HOtch
KISS, W. Parker. T. I. Miller, L. f. BOOK aud wife, New
York.
Mrs H. p Campbell Harvey whitney, Brooklyn; j. r.
Adler b. f. vosDurg and family Thomas +. Dorry and
Mansion House-w B. Guild. Newark; T. Welsh and
wife, Philade phia j. J. Mccarthy, W. Westerheld. W.
II. Geshenen. M. S. Marks C. sllvey, d. l. owenthal,
Unisd States HOtel-o P. smauy and family, Cinsin
natl; Ill =. Tuttle and family. Boston H. M. Woodruff
Philadelphia; J. A. Blum. Paris W. knight and wife,
J. s. Brethero, YeT-Yo ma ,,,,. p,,.so,n,,. ~
po nGa~ a. heSry + L. Hscor NewYorS NJ
Hotel Bri0hton-Georee Cheraeer Wilson. jr NJ b.
Flynn. DR.. Macdonald. Mrs. Hall and daughter, o. w.
Jenkinson's HoteI-James Smith. Mrs. Clack, r. f.
b%rk SoPGkep James Ga
Cummns NewYork.