New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
COACHING AT LONG BRANCH.
PREPARING FOR THE LAWN TENNIS TOUR
NAMENT.
THUS FAR A VERY DULL sEAsoN-FEw ENTER
TAINMENTS-LARGE WINNINGS OF
YOUNG WOMAN AT THE RACES.

TAINMENTS-LARGE WINNINGS OF
YOUNG WOMAN AT THE RACES.
Long Branch. Jnly 90 (Specian.-Ths season has
heen TINS far the dulleS known here for years
as far as social entertainments are concerned There
have been exceedingly few parties and no receptions.
The cottarers condne their social dissipation TO coach
ing parties 10 Rumson and Pleasure Bay. The hotel
guests drive out to Monmouth Park every raceday.
The hotels all have good music. and informal dances
are held nightly in the hotel parlOrs Every after
noon the cottagers and hotel guests have drive up
and down Ooean-avc. from Elberon to Sea Bright.
No entertainments have been given in the Elbcron
Casino and only one in the Casino at Monmouth Beach,
The coming tennis tournament on the grounds OF
the sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club on the
RumsOn Road, is subject OF considerable interest
to the cottagers and the Elberon players are being
closely watched by the cottagers, who expect them
10 make a great record on the Rumson Road grounds
The cottagers arc talking Of organizing company TO
raise the money needed for the thorough protection Oh
the Ocean Avenue bluff. They have been dis
cussing the question for two years. Mhhe
they have been busy engaged IN taAlng
and passing resolutions the sea has been
batterng away AT the face OF ue DluH anu tc""S ois
gaps into the driveway
A new street electric railway for Long Branch Is
talked of. 1t is TO from Elberon north 10 Sea
Bright where 1t will connect with the proposed liuo
from Red Bank through RumsOn 10 sea Bright. Both
of the proposed lines look good on paper.
The guests Of Idrcth's West End Hotel will give
an entertainment early next month, the proceeds OF
which will go TO the Tribune Fresh-Air Fund.
The New Jersey State Camp at sea Grt was visited
this week by many parties of cOttagerS and hotel
guests.
The morning concerts by Meyers orchestra at Hill
drcths West End popular with many of the cot
tagers.
The women who fond of bowling are having a
spirited contest for gold medal at the alleys of LIE
lands Ocean Hotel. Miss Nettie Lock has the highest
record up to date 223 ont of possible 300.
Some of the hotel guests want TO the unique form
Of dissipation that originated in Asbury Park and to
have baby parade.
The cottagers subscribing literally to the sup
port of the Monmouth Memorial Hospital in Union
ave-
The papers are still publishing sensational stories
about the big winnings certain spOrtSmen are alleged
10 have made IN the gambling establishments.
Madame de BARR gave piano recital in the United
States Hotel parlors last evening
Joseph Young the cOlOred giant, who has been one
Of the fixtures Of Hdreths West End Hotel for many
years. is seriously ill., He is SIX feet three inches in
height and weighs 225 pounds. He was raised on the
of James Dickson, the famous Quaker Of Easton
County. Md. and has worked for the Metropolitan
Club. Of Washington, and the Maryland and Merchants
clubs. of Baltimore. lie is of the quaintest char
acters here.
A reunion of the Leland family will be held soon at
Leland's Ocean Hotel Ten members Of the family are
still in the hotel business
Religious services are now held every Sunday after
noon in the Monmouth Memorial Hospital. The Rev.
l.. ID. Tomphns, the rector Of st. JameS's Episcopal
Church, will ofiiciate TO morrow.
a young guest of Tie Hotel Brighton won
nearly 81 900 from the bookmakers at Monmouth
Park this week.
Several lawn parties will be given next week by
prominent cottasers.
Kingfshng from the pier is popular sport.
The fish are running well and bite at almost any kind
Of bait.
Anthony Drexe Of Philadelphia, gave tally -ho
drive to a number Of ladies Wednesday. His guests
we're Mrs Campbell Clark, Miss Kinney, Mrs. Henry
HcKeon the Misses Pancoast, Miss Ivens and Miss
MacNeal, all Of Elberon.
The latest arrivals at the Elberon are DR.. W. F.
Chappeu Perry Belmont Of New-Iork; Charles y.
Charry, of Madras. India; Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer G..
Gilbert, of Harrisburg, Penn; Miss Lucy Wallace.
Miss Ruth Wallace F. J. Kimball and family and
Yelott D. Dreclrcrt of Philadelphia and A. NJ. Proc
tor, Of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs James J. CoOgan, Of New York. will
spend the rest Of the season at Hildpths West End
Hotel.
General VI. I. Mcmahon is a new guest Of lIildreths
West End Hotel
Colonel j. r. Pond tho manager, is a late conner at
The Hotel Brighton
Mr. and Mrs C. samuel y. Lewis, of Philadelphia,
who have taken cottage No. of the Eberon for the
balance OF the season, are entertaining Miss Ritter
also of Philadelphia
William strange the millionaire silk manufactures Of
NewYork and Paterson, is stopping at liildreths West
End Hotel
c. ". T. Banks and family, Of Lndhurst, have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William l.. Jordan.
Professor and Mrs Wright Eckerslcy are entertain
ing William Magee, of EastOn, Penn.
Mrs J. Edgar Thomson, the widow Of the railroad
king has arrived at her cottage at Eberon. Miss
Smith, Miss Ethel smith, and Major Henry smith,
all Of Philadelphia, visiting her
owen McCrOher and family, Of New-iork, are
booked at the Hotel Bellevue.
MI. and Mrs. y. T. Craig and family, Of New York,
are soourning at the Hotel Brighton.
The Rev. L. NJ Kenney, of New York, is seeking
needed rest from his church work at the United
states Hotel.
Joseph Madison Brooks, Of Philadelphia. has writ
ten hi, signature on the register Of the Elberon.
Mr and Mrs f. j. Yates, Of New York, have taken
at Leland's ocean Hotel.
Colonel Fritz, Of Francisco, formerly Of the
Chinese Embassy, is here He recently returned from
d long trip 10 Alaska
Lieutenant Brown, of the United states Navy, who
passed through the horrible storm at Samoa, is
guest of the Elberon.
Barney Flanagan, the famous chess player, is here
for few DAYS. some OF the hotel guesto anxious
10 SEE him play.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Gardner OF Newburg are at
the Florence.
George liartz the New York broker is at the Hotel
Brighton, with Mrs. HART.
Mrs. PancOaSt i entertaining Miss Tiers of phiIa-
delphia, at her cottage at ElDerOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j.. Wright, Of Niddetgwn
y. T. VIII spend the rest of the season at the ocean
wave Hotel. W. ~
\ Ray and Miss Raymond Of New. orb. are
pleasantly situated at the United states Ho,cI. "'
Among the latest arrivals arc the following
Al HildNths West End HOtel-C Charles / Fin NJ.
5 Wyckof, Mr. and Mrs Howard PAYNE rd ,. a. rs
WISE a; L ro,I noSS@a9i W. " Brown, /. Fisher,
Ewing +. c. Williams Mr. and Mrs G. n '" Vnr,i,t
Mls. F. W. fela d. Mr. and Mrs Frank lyle. Mis-:
Mortin Mrs II. W Durham Miss Adele D,l TTiIS
Miss Laura Herman, g.. +. Robinson. Mrs " r.
r. W. Parsons Mrs a. sodcn E. j. Schultz ,'e MIS-
Z. Rayner, d. ;. bleyer' Mrs. c. Topper Mis-,
topper MS ~ Mr. and Wmafu Mrs. Lanfery