New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
A BALL AT LONG BRANCH
THE CASINO OF THE WEST END HOTEL .
SCENE OF GAYETY AND BEAUTY.
SOME OF THOSE WHO WERE pRrsryr-prco,.,

SOME Or THOSE WHO WERE pRFsrSr-nrco,.,
TIoNs OF THE DANCING PAVILION.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE,
Long Branch, July 3l.-The proprieior,' bau =.
hidreths West End Hotel took place To- night IN a.
handsome casino the west lawn Of the hotel To-
was The seventh ball given by the present propretor,
OF the hotel Dagid VI. and Walter T. IIldreth and \,
every respect It surpassed any Of IL prcdece,sorS
Two thousand invitations issued to the guests a
u'o hotel, their friends and the cottagors Of Lony
brahch, Elberon, Hollywood. Monmouth Beach Nor
"oou fark and RumsOn The ballroom was hand
so'heH decorated with bunting. the National aacs q.
an houons' and natural flowers and plants, Chinese
ahtcrns' representing grotcsquc figures mingled with
inc str'amcrs In red, white and blue. From fha
centre oil the room estoons Of col0fcd bunting wen.
hnng' willie between them were flag spread out In
inc shape OF fan. Then there were stands Of arms
on tho supports Of the balcony with the stars ana
stripes and the French. German and other flags On
wlncd around the emhems The orchostr, uaa
placed In bower Of tropical plants ana flowers which
completely hid II from view. The band was on N.
platform at the west end Of the building and the cec,
OF the music coming from the shrubbcry Was fine A,
the guests entered the hall from the opposite end.
The orchestra Of the hotel with ts twenty pece. and
Professor Ernest Meyer musical director nrnihbed
the music WaltIcs. hnciers, pokas. the Yorsc and
military schottschc followed each other IN rapid sue.
cession. At midnight supper served In the hotel
dining room. Up o. a late hour tic ballroom was
filed with dancers. The ladies wed with each Other
In tho beauty Of their gowns.
A. the dancers gIdci through the waltz per.
formed the graceful evolution, Of the handlers. tho
richly colorcd gowns Of the ladies and the ,psrke 4
the Jewels which adorned their ncchS nestled IN their
hair or flashed their radance fiom their hands and tn
rich decorations OF the hail. formed picture Of kalodo.
SCOPE beauty.
Among those present were DR.. and Mrs. Augnsur
f. Smith Mayor and Mr. Filter Of Philadelphia; Cow
ernor Leon Albeit, General William /. Albeit Mrs.
Dodd, Leon Albeit, IT,. Mis- Minnie Albeit, ex.
Chancellor and Mrs. Theodore Bunyon. cX Governor
and Mrs. Robert :. Green Robert :. Green. IT,, %
Ncw,Jer,cy. Dr. William II. Pancoast and family Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Hes, Mrs., George G. Pre,bnry. Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Coogan, Mr.. and Mr.. James +.
Caldwell Mr. and MIS- Walter +. IIildreth. Mss Clara
strouse, DR.. and Mr.. Coc, Nr. and MS. Ainour Nf.
and Mr' George ~ Pullman Mr; and VIZ, Je rs;
Mrs. Thomas T. Echert, Mr. and Nrs.
Thomas r Ecker, r., Mr.; aud Mrs. Edgar ", ".
Johnson. Mr. and Mr. j. Alel Mr ana Nis 49, "a,
and Mrs John Watt, kearny Colonel and Mrs Hep
penheimcr, Mr.. aud Mr.. David VI ILlidrth James n.
iiddy William NJ Llddy. Mr. and Mrs. j. b. smith.
Mr. and Mn. j. A. Garland. Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
w. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barbour. W. and M.
ira Me..s Wo,s Mr. and Mrs Sol sayies. judge
and Mrs Dlttenhocfer the Misses Dittenhocfer. NT.
seS Mr. sr and Mr. f'S Ps%ncl S1en T
Mary Brigham, Mr.; and -, Mr. W2 1d,,,. E
nd 5s q S NJ yion Mr. and Mr. N and M
Munro, Mr. and Mrs: John Ioey' General and i Mn
Mr. and Mrs. William Is. Elklns, Mr. and Mrs: Rudolph
Guggenheimer, Mr.. and Mr.. David Jane, King. M
and Mr., Al G ba M aS M h9d S ira N and
Mrs, Dwight, the Misses Wallace Mr ana MIs' ~
ROth;ehd General and MR., L2 M F" NrS NJ
Baker.