The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-20

| tail is noticed The numberless little piazzas
afford fine view Of the ocean. About $50
The grounds in front of the Rowland House
| remind one OF a beautiful park. and when the
Gayly colored blooming plants are Distributed
and the fountains are in working order. the
interior Of the hotel is equally SrStifying. The
| long pRrlors. reception room. and Office con
meet, apd form almost q continuous and spa;
much OF the hotel, has been newly carpetod
and decorated. and IT. is in as fine a condition
d DR. SiG guests is the complement. The orches.
tra music T Is always 81 high order at this
YORK who SAYS tSe 81
promises to be n good one.
That the boarding houses at the branch will
be well patroniled this season is evidenced by
the number oi families who have already taken
up their quarters in them for the season.
hand Modern convenlences have been intro
duced into many cottages. modern furniture
has taken the b p9 bss OF ola time worn articles
designed paper and hanGings. In short, each
house seems TO vie with every other in making
an attractive appearance, and. altogether, they
which it is dlGlcult to select number Of
private cottneeIEs are already down and among
bel and family pr. Alfred Never, and family,
and family, Mr. Edward Brandon, Mr., Even
S SGGntsEe r sb ST%on 5 bom Marm Nun
Ter and family: Mr. Thomas Kent Mr. George
H. Dunha y. Mr. George NJ; Pullman OF nalace
NJ. Curtis for the season. Mr.. p. c. KinGsland.
Mr.. Robert Barbour, MI, Henry H9hlow. Mr.:
and family. Sir. William Brokaw and family.
Mr.. Pic EscheveIe, M. }: !othschid, Judge
family, Mr.: s; i. Knight, Mr., Norman, l.. Mum.
70. Mr.. W. p. Harper and family. Mr.. A. I.
Demarost Mr.. $; Bachrach Mr.. w. H. wilkins
The NnnaIly Cottage on Brighton avenue.
midway between the West End md HOLLYWOOD
cottage. which is already well patronized., It
can take good care Of Of tt ,sfeyenty-nve
the Theron cottages has been lively this year.
and very few remain unsppropriated.
The Elberon Hotel is open. with quite re-
poet Of repeating the successes OF past sea-
sons. The handsome equlpages, fer which
mar time, are beginning to put in an appear
ance on the drives, and one gets glimpses as
they, go whrling by of lovely faces and as
The attention Of a stranger in Long Branch
is attracted to adainty looking white building,
west end Beautiful lawns. cooling fountains,
whose spray at night ID thrown over colored
binc to form most pleasing picture. and one
which gives the impression Of peace, rest, and
T"Tiy When i is learned thht The name Of
concludes that appearances are not always to
be rolled upon The restaurant connected with
the house. which is one OF the best. is now
open. and the club will open N Saturday OF
this week. The appointments and furnishings
have nor been suffered to deteriorate. and the
beautiful decorations In the card ROOM have
beon carefully retouched and added 10. Mr..
DAILY seems to have quito recovered from his
recent accident. and Ia giving his personal at
tention to the improvements in progress.
BY July IL the New York dressmnkcrs and
conlectioners will be down. and by that time
the season will I've well under way Women
cannot manage without candy, pretty gowns,
and bonnets. and one OF the charms OF Long
Branch Is that Mi Of these important accesso-
RES 70 perfect happiness can he obtained
there in such variety ana such perfection. A
lending New y rk dressmaker and modiste has
n branch store near the West Eud Hotel. where
she exhibits imported gowns and bonnets
galore. and the most toothsOme OF boubonS
are retsiled by " Huyler from July until Sep
TENDER or later.
So heavy is the mail matter in summer at
Long branch that twenty-iour mails a dag are
requires in order to keep ur with II. 4 plan
has been formulated which il carried out will
auppy the pulpit - the pretty littl. seaside
cha o. owned by Mrs. Curtis with prominent
ministers from New York and elsewhere dur
ing the summer 1t is proposed to extend the
courtesies Of the branch TO each minister for
The week following his otliciation. II Is boz
lieved the plan will meet with success