New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
SEABRIGHT.

GRABBING AND OTHER DIvERsIoNs-rHE SEA-
BRIGHT MorTO-ARRIvALs.
rrsoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE J
SEABRIGHT, N. j., July 25.-The summer
guests here have been enjoying themselves highly dur
ing the last week grabbing and fishing parties. Inc
grabbing better than for several years past and the
thousands caught here daily do seem to diminish
the number.
Thurs lay evening John Hutton. ono OF the guests OF
the Octagon House, gave coaching party. A large
drag took the merry party down through Monmouth
Beach to Long Branch.
german at the Peninsula House Thursday evening
was one of the social Incidents Of the week. II was led
by Eugene Phbin and Miss Agnes Philbin, his sister,
both Of New-York The Japanese favors were odd and
pretty Among the figures danced were three new ones
composed for the occasion. Among the dancers were
Miss Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Brewster the Baron
and Baroness Won Keller Ms smul Miss Kitte Bost-
wick, Miss Mabel Bostwick, Miss Jessie Smith, MISS
Ashcroft Miss Stratton Mr.. Goadby, Mr. Anthony and
others. Palms orchestra furnished the music.
number OF cottagcrs here have arranged tor series
OF beach meetings for the village fishermen The first
will be held Sunday afternoon when an address VIII
be delivered by the Rev. W. c. Steele. d. d. the chaplain
OF the House OF Refuge on Randall's Island.
Clarence Gosdby. guest OF the Octagon House gave
grabbing party Thursday.
Herman Cuntz, OF NewYork, who Is at the Sea Bright
Inn celebrated his birthday this week by entertaining
party Of young folks the steam yacht Clyde After
pleasant sail the Shrewsbury River there was dis-
play Of fireworks and a supper at tho " Inn"
There is less scandal and small talk" at Sea Bright
than any other place the The summer guests
have adopted as their motto: Let each ono mind his
or her own business and let's all have good time
The craze for dc corntng Chiaiti wine Dotes mas
tackled tho young women at the Octagon House ana
every young In that popular hotel mas FANCY DOT
The Rev. DIR. steele will oicate In the Methodist Eps-
cops Church tomorrow morning. and the Rev. Dr. OTIS
H. Tiffany In the evening. -.
Captain W, Ferry, OF Life Saving Station No 2, ana md
his three have charge Of the bathing grounds OF the
seabrght Inn Among tho daily batnsrs mere are tne
families OF Robert Leno1 Beknap william =. strong ,
John A. Foley, Washington Conner and General Glib
ton b. Fisk. OF Rumson Bluff and the Runson Road -
There are gambling houses or so-called clubs
here.
r. Ashton MacCready, OF NcwYork. took out a party
of his friends from the octagon House yesterday on
Among the late arrivals Ct the octag9n House are E.
W Hayden Mr. aud Mrs. r Y. T; Lane, Mrs. B. de Peg
ster Mrs. j. 4: Hayden, Miss HAYDEN MI and Mrs; r.
ling W. stoncy Mrs smith aud daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Tegnee. Miss Sophie Tegnee. a. f. Baoman, OF New,
Mrs Edward Linn. Miss Annie NJ. fleiherton Of Jersey
City Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bachnan, Mrs NJ. L. Williams,
At the Peninsilsr House are Mr. and Mrs william j..
Roome and Mrs. j. Leonard varck who are the guests
ii ea mr. aed collins aT raSsr Mr.. Eugene He,on
{. ii. Kelsey. Henry Dale. F. T. winans. Miss Wnans
+. w. Burnside s A. Mclean ". b. Whiting Miss Whit.
Ing Amos Rogers. Mr. aud Mrs Robert strIthers Miss
man, OF Chicago; Colonel aud Mrs: f. b. Parsons, OF
Rochester y. Y; Mr.. aud Mrs. A. D. Aylesfortn, OF
Vile. Penn; Miss Martha A. Dufy. OF Newark. n. J.
Among the corners at the Sea Bright Inn are UT.
and Mrs. David Thurston. Miss Lottie Thurson, lewis
II. Rogers Jay 8 Adams and family j. L. oldham. W. a.
Ransom, it, Robert struthers J. r. Amss. Charles !:
BARKER Miss q. III. Ellison H. ii. Tson, Dr. and Mrs u
H. Bailey. Miss Bessie Adams Bailey. Charles H. Bots-
ford T.. T. Hilycr Miss Reed, OF Sew-York: Judge-Ad-
vecate Allstron 81 Regiment, ~ g. j. George Booth.
OF Liverpool Mr. and Mrs. Walter Burke, OF Detroit
Mr ana Mrs. j. G. Hobbs OF Chicago; Edward Rouzel
OF Newport Mr. aud Mr.. j. c. Wilson Mr.. aud Mrs. f.
W Waterbury Walter Hatfield. OF Philadelphia and Mr.
and Mrs J. W. McLsan, OF BROOKLYN.