New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20


evcrgrecn the young shoots of the hem0ck have
inged the ends of the sonbre branches with dis
thct shade OF blue; the roadside Is bordered WIN
the white blossoms of the bunch,bclTy and the
iamhoyant purple tire-wced; the blue flag is III
bloom 10y the brooks little habbling cascades are
tulnbhng in the rcsnous forests and you can
h?t step on the grass without crashing ne
wa strawberry. Here if we choos'; while
the tourists are coming and going all around rs, we
may Sil IN quiet on the shady piazza and dream
away the summer hours. The haymakerS are at
work below u.s. aud their distant voices borne
across the fragrant meadow, fall upon our senses
WIN siulnbrrous and peaceful effect. gentle
wind shakes the foliage and uI5teS the newspaper
which droops in our 'islcss hands The scene is too
beautiful AMI calm for reading. Let put I'LL busy
slopes j. II. c.. II.
PLEASANT DAYS AT LONG BRANCH
A BRIGHT sun AND COOL BREEZEs-TIIE LATE AR
RIVALS.
lfnoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT TIE TRIBUNE.l
LONG BRANCH, n. j., July 19.-Thc hotel
p"Iaas have been crowded today with women and chl
dren' Although the sun beat holly on the beach and
bul The cool breeze made it comfortable The mum
Der of hathers unusually large The water cool
and refreshing. Hundreds of people gathered the
beach to watch the bathers.
Samuel Cohen of New-York will erect three handsome
cottages in Cottage place. the south side this fall.
They will contain twelve have all of the
modern improvements.
Charles fhzer and family occupying the cottage
OF joan W. Wooey in Bath-avc, Mr. Woolcy and family
having gone to Europe. Mr. Phzer has IA large stable of
valuable horses.
William c. Barrett of the Hotel brighton, in New
York City Is mt the Ocean Hotel with his family.
ExAttorney General Schoonmakcr and wife, of New
York, arrived ut the United States last evening.
Russell Sage aud wife occupying "A suite of rooms
III one or the cottages Of the West End Hotel.
Mrs. George c. Clarke, of NewYorl CITY, entertained
some friends at luncheon to-day mt the Ehcron Hotel
Her guests were Mrs Campbell. Miss Campbell. Miss
Mary Campbell Mrs. H. Victor Ncwcombe and Mrs.
Smith, The sister of Mrs Newcombe. The very
elaborate. Scarlet satin ribbons, which printed
in cold the menu and the each guest.
wincd around the plates. The floral We're
of a costly character.
Tie choir of the Chapc! Of St James. Ebcron is
of unusual excellence It is composed of Miss Maria
Stccnckcn, Soprano Of the late DIR. ChapinS Church
Miss Little, alto, of the Anthem Memorial Church
Mr.. VI. stevens, tenor. formerly of 81. stephens
Church; and Mr.. Flhncstock, bass of st. Thomas's
Church, all Of NcwNort city. The organst i Mi. II.w-
lev Of Calvary Church. Tar pulpit will Doe occupied next
Sunday by the Rev. Or. W L. Huntington, of Boston,
and the follow ing sunday by the Rev. DR. H. c. Potter
+ OF Grace Church, NcW-Nork City
The eleventh annual meeting of the NcvTcrscv state
Dental Society opens at the Ocean Hotel tomorrow. 1t
win last three days.
Follow ing are among the late hotel arrivals;
The Eihcron-I. r. lIld,u and wife, Mrs. W. A. Had
jane scott d. T. Su,li,h Ions C. 1iar H. Costcr
Ncwlo CIV: T. NJ BLK. I,',. F. scott ani famI
o. i'madcHnla tho I9u Cenraudl Parker; T., Wa,ue
IL I'rhunc and Mss Maggie Tcrhu'c, of Springfield,
ihc Wce' End-F. T. willard aud ramiy T.. D. Ben and
Wic NJ Lew; w. Hr'cn 7. u. n",cr. y. d. Carpenter,
,li. Caln .bnn, Of Sew York city; H. T. chopnn L;
I. 'n"pmi' H. j. toN and family ~ a. i"ol'; 4 D.
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