New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-22
THE GAY LONG BRANCH SEASON

MILITARY SPORTING. SOCIAL AND personal IN
CIDENrs.
foNc BRANCH. Aug 21.-The members OF the
Washington Light Infantry Corps are having goou
time AT Camp John Hoey the lawn Of the Nest Enu
Hotel There Is the usual amount Of sky'arkmg W.
dulred in bv the men They are filed with great JOY
when they succeed In capturing an innocent newspaper
man and march him around from tent TO tent WIN
hand blowing out discords which WOULD put to blush
Che orchestra " Chinese theatre. Yesterday aneN'
paper man turned the tables tho alleged sercnaderS
by organizing Nh armed party, which captured the en-
sire proression released It's captivcs and placed the
u,nsioaus IN the guard house. whore they were kept
uut Tie dining room doors of Che hotel were oloseh
and they lost their dinners. Some Of the teNls N'
handsomely furnished notably that of the Mess OF
Big Six which is composed of Sergeant johnson anu
privates Mcwhortor, Maloney, Arnold and Moore
This tent has Gne Brussels carpet and is htied up
with spring beds John w. Abaugh' the lesSee OF tue
one new opera house Of the corps gave tire men a
eam bake and crab dinner 70 Browns Pleasure BAY
House to-day. Among the gueats were L NJ Hoo'ey'
ths theatrical manage Of Chicago, General Felix
Agnns of The Baltimore American and other8
The corps and band filled twonty large stages. II
wac one of the most enjoyable affairs of tho season
G 7. Jones. Of tho Elberon. entertained Colonel
Moore and his stat at dinner yesterday
Tn, birthday Of Miss Maggie Bryant, Of New-York
nm. f the guests Of the United States Hotel c"e-
brated Ivy merry party at Pleasure Bay, Monday
evening.
A Lawn tennis tournament was played on the lawn
oftbe West End Hotel Yesterday and today Tho
clnt..t,nt- were Theodore Be-liu and Paul bernard
Il ginton Murphy and John W. Albaus ia, Jr.i ~ WIG
mad J. LOWE; II lcAelheimer and n. Strrnh"l-'I'
n Henriguos and LLOYD Easton; j q. SignherSrr
and Vinton Serrano; Ernest White and w Z. RYE
Ni,h III Girard HahlO, all OF New J ork. "a umpire.
Aiessre Be,n and Bernard defeated each one OF Tie
OtLer teams and carried of the prizes
The match game between heiser and Joseph plon;
tAe billiard experts will be played at the est thd
Hotel saturday evening.
garden party will be hold Saturday evening It the
cottage of Mrs. Colonel L. Shade Green at IEe-se~
anu ILlru-aves. ~. ~.
plamoudcn Of Chicago, stand at the head % the H''
Of the rifle gallery of the Ocean hotel with uit,en
straight bull ewes each In the bowling alley Miss
Plamondon has a score of 252 out OF possible 800
the best record made bv the lady players this season
and John Rudy and William b9ter' ootn oi new
York have scores of 300 points each
TIC rc-s of the Central Cottage are rejoicing over
ths birth IF wins. NJ. f. Kahn, the proprietor ben-
thf baQpv father They have presented silver cups
and spoons 70 the young tiers.
Mis- Dawes the daughter OF Senator Dawes, Is
quest of lsaac Lea and family.
= Rhincllnder Dillon and family. Of NeW-1oTk are
occupying one Of the cottages Of the Elheron
NJ aud Mrs. Fletcher Harper have returned 10 the
Branch where they Will Il end the reu hnder ol iLe
.
TIE Ocean Hotel with party Of friends.
Mr.. \. \. Fab0riootu and her daughter are at tAe
Theron.
The family Of Secretary Frelinghuysen have arrived
M the Vest End Hotel The Secretary l. expected
here tomorrow.